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

Friday, 29 January 2021

“Overnight success is an exception, not a rule. Successful people planted seeds, watered the seeds, and saw the seeds growing into plants and trees. Therefore, make the right choices every day. Stay on your game. Keep going for your dreams.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

When I worked as a professor, students often asked me how to achieve success. It was a general question with many answers. Everybody wants to achieve success, but only a few succeed. Why? There are many reasons. There are many ways to achieve success, but the road to achieving success has some simple strategies. Here are some secrets to achieving success. Check your competence and choose the area. Be passionate. Focus on one area. Work hard, smart and wise. Be an expert in your area. Emphasize excellence. Be aggressive. Serve the people and society. Have ideas. Persist. Be patient.

Takeaway: Do what matters to you. Do something significant. Treat success as a by-product, not end product. Add value to others.

References

https://www.amazon.com/Spark-Power-Become-Big-Within-ebook/dp/B07P64KDF3

https://www.amazon.in/Spark-Power-Become-Big-Within-ebook/dp/B07P64KDF3

https://youtu.be/l-VUSdEeqMM

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Professor M.S. Rao

Founder of MSR Leadership Consultants, India

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Change Your Monkey Mind into Focused Mind

“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

We get lots of thoughts and ideas at a time. I jot down those ideas. I shortlist the urgent, important, and passionate ones and work on them with excellence. I avoid multitasking.

Don’t confuse yourself when you are inundated with too many ideas. Everyone has their style. You must customize the ideas as per your mindset, skillset, and toolset. Don't copy others blindly because what worked for others might not work for you. People are different. Different people need different strokes.

At times monkey mind disturbs while doing our tasks. It is also known as internal chatter. It is quite common and natural for humans. But you must know how to train and tame it. Here is how I manage and please my monkey mind. Whenever I am inundated with too many ideas, I jot down the ideas and then move on with the routine task. You can do meditation. You can write a journal.

Mind and wind are difficult to be controlled, but it is not impossible to control the mind.

Takeaway: The monkey mind is natural and normal. Train and tame it to ensure focus and success in your life. The monkey mind is difficult to control, but not impossible to control. Be focused to hit the bull's eye. Have a razor-sharp focus.