Bajrang Charan’s Post

Tell you what nobody will. The more obstacles in your career, the more you'll likely succeed. (bear with me.) Being “too comfortable” is a real problem. It means you’re probably not pushing your own limits far enough. It's usually when you're forced to hustle harder than the person next to you that: - You innovate - You learn new things - You make powerful connections It may not be what you want to hear, but the obstacles in front of you right now are the key to leveling up in your career. So go ahead and crush those challenges. I promise it’ll be worth it. ——————————— P.S. Click the link below when you read this to sign-up to my newsletter Rise Above. It's read by 10,000 people including Fortune 500 execs, founders, engineers, and investors from Silicon Valley to Wall Street. https://lnkd.in/gUGV28Zm

You used to crave the stimulation of Business Analysis. But, now that feeling is long gone. If fulfilling that vision now feels monotonous, don't ignore your feelings. As a former BA, I used to feel the same restlessness. Now, I work with BAs like you through career transitions to rediscover motivation in new roles, purpose-built for your passions and strengths. What are you waiting for? Let’s talk.

Yip. Why be the best and build an empire for someone else when you can put your talent to work and be your own boss? I know easier said than done. Which one can lead to a legacy for generations your family can benefit from? That's the question 

We make hundreds of decisions every day, but sometimes it can be tough to know if we're making the right choice. Don't let your indecision limit your success. Here are four ways to improve effective decision-making.

We make hundreds of decisions every day, but sometimes it can be tough to know if we're making the right choice. Don't let your indecision limit your success. Here are four ways to improve effective decision-making.

We make hundreds of decisions every day, but sometimes it can be tough to know if we're making the right choice. Don't let your indecision limit your success. Here are four ways to improve effective decision-making.

We make hundreds of decisions every day, but sometimes it can be tough to know if we're making the right choice. Don't let your indecision limit your success. Here are four ways to improve effective decision-making.

I don't usually like 'what I wish I knew earlier' posts. However, many points in this post resonated with me deeply. My favourites were: 1. Incentives are superpowers; set them carefully. 2. Concentrate your resources on a small number of high-conviction bets; this is easier said than done. 3. Outcomes are what count; don’t let a good process excuse bad results. Let me know which ones stood out to you in the comments below!

We make hundreds of decisions every day, but sometimes it can be tough to know if we're making the right choice. Don't let your indecision limit your success. Here are four ways to improve effective decision-making.

Embracing the darker elements of our professional journeys can lead to profound self-discovery. Lean into the challenges, navigate the complexities, and emerge stronger. What have you learned from your own Dark Side? Share your insights in the comments below.