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

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What Legacy Are We Leaving Our Young? | Soft Leadership

“If someone asks me a question, ‘What is it you see when you look out the window that is visible but not yet seen by others’ I will answer, ‘I see a world filled with people with a huge potential lying untapped. If I can identify their strengths and inspire them to unlock their potential, I feel that I have made a difference in the world.’” —Professor M.S. Rao

People are born and dead. We don’t remember them. But we remember great leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, and Nelson Mandela for their contributions. They left their legacies for their next generations. So, they are remembered beyond their lifetime. What legacy are you going to leave to your next generation? How would you like to impact and inspire the world? What would you like to be remembered for?

Start now to create your leadership legacy. Draw a strategy how would you like to be remembered for. Trifurcate it into personal, professional, and social life. Think of how you can add value to others. Start serving your local communities. Don't take time for granted. Time goes by quickly. Utilize every moment to impact and inspire the world. Manage your time and lead your life carefully to leave your legacy. As parents leave their legacy for their children, they must leave their legacy to the world by making a difference globally.

What you give to your children will be forgotten soon but what you give to the world will be remembered forever beyond your lifetime. Be strategic and visionary. Share whatever you have. If you don't have wealth, share your time, knowledge, and abilities with the world. They create ripples. Here are some templates to consider and customize as per your passion and vision.

I want to be remembered as a visionary leader who shared knowledge freely with the world despite several financial constraints and challenges. I want to be remembered as an inspiring leader who acquired several qualifications despite being born in a toxic family and grown up in a toxic environment. I want to be remembered for leaving a legacy to my next generations by fighting against all odds throughout my life. I would like to be remembered as an unsung hero for making a difference in the global society.

Takeaway: Make the world better and safer for the next generations. Life is a gift from God. Leave your leadership legacy.

References

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Professor M.S. Rao

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Saturday, 13 March 2021

How to Succeed Against All Odds? | A Winning Mindset

“Failures and rejections are an integral part of life. I failed many times. I fail every day. Yet, I explore new things because I enjoy the process of exploring and experimenting. I was rejected many times. For instance, Harvard University has rejected my application for a postdoctoral course in the year 2016. Therefore, learn lessons from your failures. Never give up.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

The more challenges you undergo, the tougher you become and more determined you become to overcome challenges. You fight against all odds to accomplish your goals and objectives. When you look at Elon Musk, he encountered several failures initially. He fought against all odds. He is one of the richest persons in the world now.

You must fight against all odds when you believe in your dreams despite there seemed to be no light at the end of the tunnel. Colonel Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) fought against all odds to succeed as an entrepreneur in old age. He showed the world that age is just a number. There are several leaders including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin D. Roosevelt who fought against all odds with their persistence and left their leadership legacy.

I encountered several challenges in my life especially I was betrayed by my relatives and siblings. But I fought for my place. I was born in a toxic family and grew up in a toxic family. I joined the Indian Air Force when I was 18 years old to support my parents financially. I had to fight against all odds to acquire education and ensure my survival. I wanted to acquire an education. My parents were not in a position to afford it. I joined IAF and acquired seven qualifications including Ph.D. in soft skills in 2011. I fought against all financial odds and betrayals by my rogue relatives to acquire qualifications. It is a great achievement in my life.

People usually undergo four stages—survival, security, success, and significance. And these stages get tougher as you go along and you must fight against all odds to reach the fifth stage of leaving your legacy. Your life is complete only when you complete all these five stages.

Takeaway: Remember, the higher the challenge, the higher the reward. Develop a winner's mindset and fight against all odds to leave your leadership legacy.

“Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” —Winston S. Churchill