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Last week, I joined a small CXO forum to interact with the '83 Indian cricketer, and Krishnamachari Srikkanth (Cheeka). Highlight was a great networking and insightful session from Kris Cheeka sharing his experiences. Key Takeaways: Success as Joy + Achievement: It's the blend of enjoying the journey and celebrating achievements. Dealing with Failure: Failure is an opportunity for self-reflection and growth. It's a moment to find peace and plan for continuous improvement. Risk and Authenticity: Embracing risks and being true to oneself are essential for lasting success. #leadership #resilience #successmindset #cxoinsights

🌟 Inspiring Leadership Wisdom from Rahul Dravid 🌟 Yesterday, Heard Dravid's speech on leadership and teamwork. His insights were not just about cricket but resonated deeply with anyone striving for success in their field. Here are a few key takeaways that stood out: 🔹 Focus on Teamwork: "Individual brilliance can win matches, but only teamwork can win championships." 🔹 Resilience in Adversity: "Failure is inevitable. It's how we bounce back that defines us." 🔹 Continuous Learning: "Never stop learning and evolving, regardless of your achievements." Rahul's humility and passion for excellence are truly inspiring. It reminded me of the importance of perseverance, collaboration, and a growth mindset in achieving our goals. #Leadership #Teamwork #Inspiration #RahulDravid #KeynoteSpeaker #LearningAndDevelopment #TBI #BCCI

It was an incredible experience to attend a leadership class and meet the legendary #Sauravganguly. Hearing him speak about leadership through the lens of his remarkable journey as captain of the Indian cricket team was truly inspiring. One key takeaway from his talk was his emphasis on understanding the unique strengths and personalities of individuals. He shared an insightful anecdote: "I have a Sehwag who is different, Harbhajan who is different, Rahul Dravid who is different. They can't play the same. To be a successful captain, I have to understand that they win cricket matches their way, and I have to let them do that." His words reminded me that leadership isn’t about molding everyone to fit the same style but about recognizing that different people have different ways of achieving success. As he so perfectly summed it up, "different strokes for different folks." This is the essence of great leadership—knowing how to bring out the best in your team by allowing them to play to their strengths and embracing the power of diversity. #India #Leadership #Cricket #Xiaomitechnology #Inspiration #Xiaomiindia

🚀 One lesson I’ve learned from Virat Kohli's journey: You’ll always notice the people trying to pull you down or those who hate to see you succeed. But what matters most is where you place your focus! 💡 Instead of dwelling on negativity, I choose to focus on the millions rooting for me, supporting every step, and cheering on every success. 💪🏽 🔥 Your turn: 👉 Who has been your biggest inspiration, and what’s one key lesson they’ve taught you? Let’s share some inspiration in the comments and lift each other up! 👇 #Inspiration #GrowthMindset #Leadership #Focus

The Dhoni Effect: Leadership Through Transition Great leaders understand the power of transition. MS Dhoni, the legendary Indian cricketer, exemplifies this perfectly. His strategic relinquishing of captaincy roles wasn't just about stepping down; it was about creating space for future leaders to rise. Leading by Letting Go: Dhoni's decision to hand over the Test captaincy to Virat Kohli while still playing under him sent a strong message. It fostered collaboration and allowed Kohli to develop his leadership style while benefiting from Dhoni's experience. This wasn't a power struggle; it was a calculated move to nurture the next generation. This pattern continued with Dhoni's ODI and T20I captaincies. By stepping down at the right time, he ensured a smooth transition and empowered new leaders. The Selfless Leader: Dhoni's leadership transcended titles. We often saw Kohli valuing his suggestions on the field, a testament to the respect Dhoni commanded. He prioritized the team's success over his own position, a hallmark of a truly selfless leader. The Takeaway: Dhoni's story teaches us that effective leadership isn't about clinging to power. It's about recognizing the right time to step aside, pave the way for new talent, and ensure the team's continued success. What are your thoughts on Dhoni's leadership style? Share your experiences in the comments! #leadership #msdhoni #transition #cricket #inspiration #csk #ruturajgaikwad #cricket #ipl Image: CSK Social Media Handle

🌟 Leadership & Emotional Intelligence: Lessons from Hardik Pandya 🌟 Watching Hardik Pandya’s journey and his performance during high-pressure moments, especially in the final over, has been incredibly inspiring world cup 2024. His ability to stay composed, humble, and emotionally intelligent under intense scrutiny offers valuable lessons for all of us. Here are key takeaways from Hardik’s leadership that resonate deeply with me: 1.Don’t Judge for Personal Gain: It’s essential to avoid passing judgment for our own benefit. True leadership comes from understanding and empathy. 2.Respect Beyond Appearances: What we see is not always the full picture. Everyone deserves respect, irrespective of our perceptions. 3.Forward-Looking Mindset: Focusing on future possibilities rather than dwelling on past setbacks can drive growth and innovation. 4.Stay Humble & Develop Emotional Intelligence: Humility, even in success, fosters genuine relationships. Continuously developing our emotional intelligence enhances both personal and professional interactions. Hardik’s journey reminds us that true strength lies in our emotional intelligence, and his humility under pressure is a testament to his character. Let’s strive to embody these principles in our own lives and leadership roles. #Leadership #EmotionalIntelligence #Inspiration #HardikPandya #GrowthMindset #Respect #Humility

🏏 Leadership in Cricket: Guiding Teams to Glory 🌟 Leadership in cricket goes beyond just making strategic decisions on the field. It's about inspiring the team, handling pressure, and making tough calls with confidence. Icons like MS Dhoni, with his calm demeanor and sharp acumen, or Virat Kohli's aggressive yet passionate leadership, have shown us how true leaders can elevate the game. Effective leadership turns potential into performance, guiding teams through highs and lows. It fosters unity, builds resilience, and ultimately drives success. Let's celebrate the captains who lead with vision and heart, shaping the future of cricket. 🏆 #CricketLeadership #MSDhoni #ViratKohli #TeamSpirit #CricketLegends

We have lost the Ratan. Ratan Tata’s journey has ended, but his lessons stay with us. Here’s what I’ve learned from him: - Be authentic, share struggles, not perfection. - Lead with purpose, focus on impact over ego. - Build empathy, connections happen when we’re human. - Consistency and long-term vision are key to success. His leadership wasn’t just for business, it was for life. Let’s carry his values forward, both in our work and everyday lives. #RatanTata #Leadership #Legacy

Turning a 1% Chance into Success Virat Kohli, "The King," recently said, "There is a one percent chance and sometimes that chance is good enough. But what matters is what you think about that one percent." As a project leader driving a challenging program, his words are a valuable reminder. Believing in that 1% can inspire your team to innovate and push boundaries. Success often comes from meticulous planning and readiness to seize any opportunity. Your confidence in even slim chances can motivate the entire team to achieve remarkable outcomes. By maintaining a positive outlook and thorough preparation, we can achieve an unmatched outcome that significantly boosts our business growth. Even with daunting odds, the right mindset and preparation can transform a 1% chance into a winning opportunity. #RiskManagement #Leadership #ProjectManagement #BusinessGrowth #Inspiration #ViratKohli #IPL