Pravith Pavithran is an entrepreneur
in the furniture market, who always
wanted people around him to be able to buy
beautiful furniture and home furnishings, at
an affordable cost, and this desire became his
mission. Let us take a look at the qualities of
Pravith that go into making a successful entrepreneur. Pravith means Hero, Great power, Mighty, Brave, Chief. Our mighty hero is a shining star in the galaxy of furniture business. Farsightedness and the ability to seize opportunity are the qualities that differentiate a successful person from the mass. Pravith is living proof of that.

Pravith is a native of Thrissur, the heartland
of Kerala’s business acumen and home to almost every leading entrepreneur. He belongs
to Kaalamuri, Kaipamangalom, Thrissur. His
father started his entrepreneurial endeavor by starting a manufacturing and supplying shop
of steel almirah in 1993. He understood that,
at the time, this was an ongoing business that
turned out regular cash flow and his father
succeeded not because he developed a revolutionary way to do his business but because
he simply worked harder and better than his
competition.

One of his father’s skills that most inspired
him was his ability to negotiate. He taught
him what it means to find winning solutions
and that giving in at times to the right people
would return long-term benefits. This skill, as
well as a great many other skills applicable to
his business, was learned through many years
of practical work experience. He spent much
of his spare time with his father in the shop.
Yes ,during his schooling he spent exclusively
with his father in the shop. Mother is a very
intelligent woman, although a simple origin
though. She has a huge positive impact not only on him but the entire family.

It is important to research the industry,
identify competitors, understand the
risks, and map out one’s finances before
starting a business.

In 1996 a showroom for electronic items and
furniture was opened, but the less profit margin for the electronic goods forced him to withdraw from the market. In the year 2000
the distribution of plastic chairs of Cello, and
wooden furniture designed by the carpenters
of Chowallore were started. With the increase
in flexible workspaces and the real estate industry’s growth, his furniture business’s demand is boosted.

Pravitih typically endowed with experience, a
strong work ethic from his parents, especially his father. The biggest overall lesson he learned from his father was how to create strong relationships with customers. Entrepreneurship is something that had been in his mind from a
very young age. He still recalls the time consuming business matters his father would be
doing for buyers for his business .Sometimes
his father would just assign small responsibilities to him at work, even though he was still
in the high school. Moreover, his father always
entrusted him with responsibilities. This propelled him to understand the work culture and
have that burning desire to become an entrepreneur himself.