Choosing Courage (Over Everything Else)
How can you choose courage? Is it by laying your life on the line? Is it by overcoming fear? Or is it by not letting fear stand in the way of your choice?
When Edelweiss and Indian Music Met!
What I learned from delivering a lecture-demo on Indian Music to a group of 18-year old students from India and Switzerland.
Are You Speaking the Language of Inclusion?
Extract the immeasurable power of inclusion as a game-changer in business, teams, and organizational cultures through these 3, key behaviors.
The Terrifying Truth (and Joy) About Being Yourself
There’s a truth in vulnerability that doesn’t exist in the realm of invincibility. Lower the shield and watch doors open in ways you never imagined before.
The Great Escape…and The Renewal
As you think about accomplishing Four-Way Wins across the dimensions of Work, Home, Community, and your Inner Self, what are you doing to integrate these parts of your life?
The Choice of Leadership: Being vs. Doing
Why you lead determines how you lead. Are you a leader by choice or by accident?
4 Incredible Lessons Music Taught Me
I have been a student of music all my life. But it’s much later in life that I realized the impact of these 4, incredible lessons.
5 Tips to Accelerate Success in Global Teams
Multiple regions. Distributed time zones. Enterprise talent. One Team. If this is your current reality, here are 5 tips to accelerate the success of your teams.
3 Lessons on Trust from Great Pilots and Aerobatic Teams
What lessons of Trust can we learn from pilots and aerobatic flying teams? How do these “team of teams” communicate, collaborate, and rely on their machines and most importantly, on their fellow pilots in circumstances that involve life and death? How can their lessons be applied in corporate organizations?
A ‘Great Indian Aviator’: Capt. M.V. Namjoshi
December 11, 1953. It was around 11.30 a.m. My father and his colleagues were on a lunch break in the Butler Hangar, which doubled up as office space and hangar for the B-24 Liberator! It must’ve been a beautiful, winter’s day in Bangalore.