Professor M. S. Rao’s Vision 2030: One Million Global Leaders

Saturday, 16 January 2021

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Humans are Social Animals

“Man is by nature a social animal.” ―Aristotle

During the global lockdown, people lost their physical connections and connected virtually. They desired to connect with others physically but due to coronavirus and social distancing, people stayed away. Covid19 emphasized the power of human connections. Don't take human connections for granted. Connections are key to survival and success. Technology cannot replace human connections. Spend quality time with others physically.

Technology is the defining factor of our society. Technology has become an integral part of human life. We cannot do away with technology. Virtual keynotes are replacing physical keynotes. The world is changing faster than before. It is like riding on the technology tiger. So, we must draw a line between virtual relations and human relations and between technology and humanity.

I observe in the gym where the millennials and centennials are busy with their smartphones and not interacting with others. It is good in a few ways and bad in many ways. I still emphasize human connections and conversations.

Humans cannot live with gadgets for too long. They must respect human relationships to lead a happy and peaceful life. So, build connections. Talk to people. Remember, technology cannot replace humanity.

Takeaway: Emphasize physical relations over virtual relations.

References

https://www.amazon.com/See-Light-You-Spiritual-Mindfulness/dp/1949003132

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Professor M.S. Rao

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Friday, 15 January 2021

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Undaunted: How Stoics Turn Tragedy To Triumph?

“The good leaders do the best thing in the prevailing situation whereas the great leaders do the right thing in any situation irrespective of the effects and outcomes.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

Setbacks, failures, and frustrations are an integral part of your life. Be undaunted and keep moving forward by working hard, smart, and wise. Thrive on uncertainty. Be resilient. Be consistent and persistent in your efforts and energies to accomplish your goals and objectives.

Emerge stronger through adversity. Overcome uncertainty. You will be remembered for what you do during the crisis, not during the calm. Abraham Lincoln is remembered for dealing with crises with his effective leadership. Winston Churchill was a wartime hero. He was more effective during the crises than the calm.

Don’t worry unnecessarily. Identify what is inside your circle of control. Accept the realities. Take responsibility. Lead from the front. Don’t fear outcomes.

Takeaway: Be stoic. Be calm and composed. Explore options to come out of the crisis.