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

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Saturday, 13 March 2021

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Friday, 12 March 2021

Educated People versus Intelligent People

“I am not blessed with regular education and a great education. I am not blessed with great parents. I am not blessed with any mentors, coaches, or teachers. In spite of these constraints, I am trying to leave my mark in the world.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

In this post, I will differentiate between educated people and intelligent people. Educated people can read, write and reproduce. They can acquire knowledge and research. They are academically smart and brilliant. They share lots of knowledge with facts and figures. They are book smarts. In contrast, intelligent people utilize the knowledge and explore it in different contexts to achieve success. They are practitioners and street smarts.

Intelligent people often think of short-term gains while the educated people think of long-term gains. Intelligent people are often overambitious while the educated people are ambitious. Intelligent people often think of achieving success by any means while the educated people think of achieving success with integrity.

Educated people are lifelong learners while intelligent people are choosy learners. Educated people share their knowledge while intelligent people understand how to apply the knowledge. Educated people often go by rules while intelligent people break the rules.

I am self-educated but I am below average in intelligence since my childhood. I acquired seven qualifications including a Ph.D. in Soft Skills because of my passion for education and learning. It is obvious that an educated person may not be intelligent and an intelligent person may not be educated. Intelligence is intrinsic while education is extrinsic.

Elon Musk is an unconventional entrepreneur who emphasizes informal education. Several successful entrepreneurs dropped out of college. For them, education is secondary while passion is primary.

Takeaway: Society needs both educated and intelligent people to maintain equilibrium.

References

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Tuesday, 9 March 2021

Why are Farmers Protesting in India? | Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan | Soft Leadership

“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

There is an ongoing standoff between farmers and the government over the farm laws in India. Here are some points raised: Convene a special Parliament session to repeal the farm laws. Make MSP and state procurement of crops a legal right. Assure that the conventional procurement system will remain.

Farmers are soldiers. Take care of farmers. Address their concerns immediately. Don’t politicize. Don’t suppress. Don’t divert the attention. Fix the problem immediately and earnestly. It has gained international attention. The issue must be above politics.

Indian farmers are born in debt, live in debt, and die in debt. Several farmers commit suicide due to debts in some States in India. This is the fate of farmers. A few farmers are benefited due to growing urbanization and the construction of new highways near their agricultural lands. Their lands have appreciated exponentially due to the real estate boom. It is only an exception. The majority of farmers are in problems and in pathetic conditions. India lives in villages and farmers are the foundation for the Indian economy.

I am concerned about farmers because I am an Indian. I am concerned about farmers because I am a veteran. I am concerned about farmers because they are the real soldiers.

Takeaway: Farmers are the backbone of the Indian economy. The government must strengthen their back to strengthen the Indian economy. Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan. Jai Hind.