I recently had a good trip to Nepal and I could feel that the change was in the air.
You simply cant expect the working conditions to be similar to a developed country,
but if you are willing, you can always find a way around the problem. The people
who have been educated overseas, seen a lot of things and have tons of experience
can really make a difference in Nepal at the moment.
 Although there are plenty of bandhs in Nepal, people have really begun to defy such
things. I saw that even during bandhs only means of transportation were shut, but the
people were freely walking and the businesses were open as usual. As I said you should just
get acclimatised to the situation.
 In the plus side there are so many things to do in Nepal. The markets that have already
been saturated in the developed world have merely begun in Nepal. You don't have to think
something new, you just need to implement the things that already exist in slightly modified
way. Some of my friends are already doing booming business over there.
 Does this mean everything will be easy, the answer is No. You will struggle, be frustrated,
and run into risk of complete failure. But isn't it the same everywhere else. If you have a
good idea and the determination to implement it, Nepal is the place to be. And If you succeed the success will taste better than anywhere else in the planet.