Manu Bhaker: Rising Indian Star with Olympic Success
Manu Bhaker showcased her talent and composure in shooting, despite missing a medal in the 25m event. At 22, she definitely has the potential to win an Olympic Gold someday. Jai Hind.
This blog is our space to write about our thoughts, views and notes about our travels. Osho owned 90 Rolls Royces while being a Sanyasi …. The so-felt contradiction is very fascinating and hence the name !
Sharing our experiences and insights from the corporate world ! Between Krishnan and I, we have 55+ years of corporate experience.
Manu Bhaker showcased her talent and composure in shooting, despite missing a medal in the 25m event. At 22, she definitely has the potential to win an Olympic Gold someday. Jai Hind.
Sharing the impact of Stephen Covey’s “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” and his son’s book “The Speed of Trust”. Using examples of actor Kamal Haasan and our househelp, to show how character and competence influence trust.
In this blog I am reflecting on the challenge of restarting any activity. Have shared tips for overcoming inertia. Restart small, but do restart your pursuits without delay.
Success comes with a laser sharp focus on priorities.. distractions and multitasking don’t help. Learn to Focus like Arjuna :).
Right leadership matters! Have taken two PSUs as an example, HCL and BRO. Their turnaround under the Modi Govt, is truly inspiring.
Punctuality is a virtue .. Being punctual simply tells people that you value their time and its the best sign of respect for the other person.
The Indian style customer service is totally relationship oriented…store owners become like extended family and go to any lengths to bring you your favourite stuff.
An interesting article that a cousin of mine sent regarding the Zeigarnik Effect. Basically, the human mind remembers unfinished activities !
A short stop at Mysuru to meet Krishnan’s batchmate Suresh ended up being a fragrant discovery of Cycle brand agarbattis and Sambrani cups. Amazing background story. Do read.
Contrasting experiences in two well known hotel chains led to this blogpost about service recovery. Customer service is a topic close to my heart :).