Incentives & Rewards’ Post

Wishing Everyone a Happy Vijaydashami! Vijaydashami, the celebration of good over evil, offers timeless lessons for both personal and professional growth. As we reflect on this day, here are some key takeaways for our professional lives: Focus on Ethics: Just as righteousness triumphed in the Ramayana, maintaining integrity and transparency in our professional actions leads to sustainable success. Resilience in the Face of Challenges: Obstacles are part of every journey, but resilience, like that of Lord Rama, enables us to persevere and achieve our goals, no matter how tough the road may seem. Continuous Learning: Vijaydashami is also symbolic of the pursuit of knowledge. In today’s fast-paced world, consistently upgrading our skills and adapting to change is key to staying relevant and excelling in our careers. Teamwork & Collaboration: Lord Rama’s victory was possible through the combined effort of his allies. Similarly, success in professional life is driven by strong teamwork and collaboration, appreciating the strengths that each member brings to the table. Strategic Thinking: Like Lord Rama’s carefully planned actions during the battle, achieving long-term success requires strategic planning and execution in our professional endeavors. Work-Life Balance: While we focus on achieving professional milestones, it’s equally important to balance personal well-being and relationships, as demonstrated by Lord Rama’s leadership grounded in humility and care for his people. May the spirit of Vijaydashami inspire us to lead with wisdom, resilience, and integrity in all that we do. #Vijaydashami #Dussehra #ProfessionalGrowth #Leadership #Teamwork #StrategicThinking #EthicsInBusiness #ContinuousLearning #Resilience

 Lord Hanuman can do it..what about us? During my recent trip to #Meghalaya, my thoughts were wandering & suddenly got fixated at “Sanjeevani” instance of #Ramayana. Just to remind, during the #war of #Right vs #Wrong or #Ram vs #Ravana, Inderjit made Lakshman unconscious & only way to save him was through Sanjeevani. This herb was available only at a specific mountain. Lord Hanuman was entrusted the task of getting that herb. When he reached there, he could not identify the #herb as his subject knowledge on the same wasn’t great, so using his might he lifted the whole mountain & brought it to the war area. Now, if we were to draw a parallel of the same in #life… There are many tasks that get assigned to us on which we may not have the best subject knowledge. To be successful we have to lift the mountain (put in hard labor, more hours etc). But if we can lift the mountain success is guaranteed. Symbolically what Lord Hanuman has taught us is that we all can lift the mountain & guarantee us success. One should just be able/capable enough to think in that direction. If one decides & makes conscious #efforts, there is no way success won’t come to you. So yes Hanuman can do it & so can we… Trust yourself & ignite your inner #Hanuman to lift the mountain & achieve success. To all #hiring managers its a request…there is no skill that one can’t acquire. Look for the ability & willingness to learn. And this only happens when you look beyond #resume. Change the norm..give people a chance to lift the mountain & #prove themselves. What are the thoughts of audience? Sumeit Guptaa #mythoughts #mythology #ancientscriptures #sumeitguptaa #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #learninganddevelopment #learning #life #spirituality #spiritualwisdom #corporate #goals #success #successfulmindset #managementconsulting #ramayana #MythologyInCorporateWorld #LessonsFromAncientTales #MythologicalWisdom #CorporateInsightsFromscriptures #LeadershipLessonsFromindianscriptures #indianscripturesandbusiness #MythicalStrategiesForSuccess

This One Mistake May Be Leading You to Failure! Let's learn how not to fail from Yudhisthira. As a Chakravarti Raja (universal ruler), Yudhisthira never hesitated to take opinions from his younger siblings. He always valued their insights and involved them in major decisions. On the other hand, Duryodhana refused to listen to his wise siblings and courtiers. During Draupadi's disrobing, he ignored their counsel and acted out of arrogance, which ultimately led to the Mahabharata war. In our professional lives, we should adopt Yudhisthira's openness. Listening and learning from those around us can open doors to unique and valuable perspectives. Humility and inclusivity are key to success. What is your success mantra? Let me know in the comments! #leadershipdevelopment #professionalgrowth #careergoals #learninganddevelopment #decisionmaking #successtips #Mahabharata #openminded #collaboration #inclusiveleadership #humilitymatters #learntogrow #sharingiscaring

Haldhar Nag, a Padma Shri awardee, embodies the essence of perseverance and creativity, proving that humble beginnings can lead to extraordinary achievements. His journey from a small village to national recognition serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring poets and leaders alike. Leaders can learn from Nag's story the importance of staying true to one's passion, regardless of obstacles or circumstances. His dedication to his craft, despite challenges, showcases the power of resilience and unwavering commitment to one's dreams. Nag's success reminds leaders that greatness is not defined by external accolades, but by the impact one makes through their work and dedication. By embracing creativity, perseverance, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, leaders can inspire others and leave a lasting legacy. Nag's story teaches us that true success lies in staying authentic to oneself, embracing challenges as opportunities for growth, and never losing sight of one's vision. Let Nag's journey be a reminder that with passion, perseverance, and a steadfast belief in oneself, anything is possible. #BharatRatna #SaveNandini #GobackAmul #JayenMehta #Amul #Nandini #Karnataka #SocialMedia #SaveNandini #KMF #KarnatakaMilkFederation #Hubballi #Santosh #IndependentDirectors #MerchantBankers

Are you a warrior? 🥷🏻 On February 19, we celebrate the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the founder of the Maratha Empire in western India in the 17th century. He was not only a valiant warrior and a brilliant strategist but also a visionary leader whose principles and life story offer invaluable lessons for all of us. 5 skills that Shivaji Maharaj taught us are- 🌟 Integrity and Justice He established a transparent and humane administrative system that catered to the needs of his citizens, irrespective of their background. 👉🏻This teaches us the importance of integrity and fairness in their dealings and the impact of ethical leadership. 🌟 Leadership and Teamwork Shivaji fostered a sense of unity and loyalty among his followers, demonstrating the power of effective leadership and teamwork. 👉🏻This tells us the importance of working together towards a common goal, respecting each other's roles within a company, and the impact of positive leadership in a project/team or in a company. 🌟 Strategic Thinking Shivaji was renowned for his strategic acumen, be it the construction of forts in strategic locations or the implementation of guerrilla warfare tactics. 👉🏻We all can apply strategic thinking in corporate and personal lives, finding creative solutions to problems and planning for long term success. 🌟Courage and Resilience Shivaji Maharaj's life was a testament to undying courage and resilience. His journey was filled with formidable obstacles 👉🏻 We all can draw inspiration from his courage to face our own challenges, understanding that resilience is the key to overcoming adversities. 🌟 Constant Learning and Self-Improvement Though Shivaji Maharaj lived in an era vastly different from ours, his dedication to learning and self-improvement is mesmerizing. 👉🏻 This tells us that education is not just about academic achievements or getting promoted in a company but it's all about personal growth and societal contribution. What would be other things to Learn from Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj? Never stop growing and keep learning Swapnil Agrahari | #swapnilsays #empowerment #shivaji #motivationalpost

As I dive into the epic story of the Mahabharata and the wisdom of Lord Krishna, I'm struck by how relevant their teachings are to our daily lives and workplaces. ✨ 1. Having Clear Goals: Just like Krishna guided Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita, clarity in our goals helps us stay focused and make decisions that matter. It's about knowing where we're headed and why it matters.🏹 2. Doing the Right Thing: Throughout the Mahabharata, Krishna stands for doing what's right, even when it's tough. In our jobs, integrity isn't just a buzzword—it's about sticking to our principles and earning trust✌️ 3. Bouncing Back from Setbacks: Krishna's resilience in facing challenges teaches us that setbacks are part of the journey. Being adaptable and learning from tough times helps us grow both personally and professionally👩💻 4. Working Together: Krishna was a master at bringing people together for a common cause. At work, teamwork isn't just about getting along—it's about achieving more by collaborating and supporting each other 🤝 5. Showing Kindness: Krishna's compassion towards everyone teaches us the power of empathy. Being kind and understanding towards colleagues creates a positive work environment where everyone can thrive.☘️ Let's take these lessons from Krishna and the Mahabharata to heart. They're not just ancient stories—they're blueprints for success and fulfillment in our careers and lives 🌻💫 #PersonalGrowth #WorkplaceSuccess #MahabharataLessons #ProfessionalDevelopment #Teamwork #Goals #lessonslearned

🌟 How the 𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐠𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐝 𝐆𝐢𝐭𝐚 Shapes Character Professionally and Personally 🌟 In today's fast-paced world, the Bhagavad Gita offers timeless wisdom that is incredibly relevant for both professional and personal growth. This ancient text provides profound insights into building character, resilience, and leadership skills. Here are a few key components from the Gita that can significantly enhance our lives: 1. 𝗣𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 : The Gita teaches us to stay patient and persistent, regardless of the challenges we face. In professional settings, this translates to maintaining focus on long-term goals and persevering through setbacks. 2. 𝐄𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐲 : Learning to remain calm and balanced in the face of success and failure helps us make more rational decisions and handle stress more effectively. This equanimity is crucial for effective leadership and teamwork. 2. 𝗦𝗲𝗹𝗳-𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀: The Gita emphasizes the importance of understanding one's true self and values. This self-awareness guides us in aligning our career choices with our personal values and passions, leading to a more fulfilling professional life. 3. 𝐃𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐚 (𝐃𝐮𝐭𝐲): Embracing our responsibilities with integrity and dedication fosters trust and respect from colleagues and clients alike. The Gita’s teachings on duty encourage us to act with purpose and commitment in all our endeavors. By incorporating these lessons into our daily lives, we can build a stronger, more resilient character that benefits both our professional and personal growth. 🌱 #Leadership #PersonalDevelopment #BhagavadGita #ProfessionalGrowth #Resilience

Lessons from the Mahabharata: Flexibility in Leadership and Empowering the Capable In the epic tale of the Mahabharata, the character of Bhishma exemplifies a profound commitment to a promise made, even at great personal cost. Swearing to never marry and dedicate his life to serving the kingdom of Hastinapur, Bhishma's unwavering adherence to this vow shaped the course of history. Throughout his life, Bhishma was recognized as the most capable leader, yet his pledge prevented him from ascending the throne. Despite this, he remained steadfast in his duty, choosing instead to empower others who were worthy of leadership. This narrative underscores the importance of flexibility in governance and the recognition of talent over rigid adherence to rules. Bhishma's sacrifice, while noble, also serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of inflexibility in leadership. In our professional lives, we can draw inspiration from Bhishma's example by remaining open to adapting rules and regulations to better serve the greater good. By recognizing and empowering those with the skills and vision to lead, we can foster a culture of growth, innovation, and success. Let us reflect on the lessons of the Mahabharata and strive to cultivate a leadership approach that prioritizes capability, flexibility, and the greater good. #Mahabharata #Leadership #Empowerment #Flexibility #Commitment #Duty #History #LessonsLearned #Mythology #ProfessionalDevelopment #Teamwork #Adaptability #Success #Inspiration #Legacy #EthicalLeadership #PromisesKept #Storytelling #Character #IndianCulture #Wisdom #Strategy #Governance #Virtues #LeadershipDevelopment #MythologicalLessons #PersonalGrowth #Values #DecisionMaking #CulturalHeritage #ProfessionalEthics #Management #LearningFromHistory #LeadershipQualities #LegendaryLeaders #Tradition #Innovation #StrategyExecution #LeadershipLessons #CharacterBuilding #AdaptiveLeadership #WisdomFromThePast #Legend #Guidance #Philosophy #EffectiveLeadership #MoralValues #Integrity #StrategicThinking #PersonalResponsibility

As we celebrate Dussehra aka Dasara, let's reflect on the timeless lessons this festival offers us. Here are a few ways the spirit of Dussehra can inspire our professional journeys: Triumph Over Adversity Just as Lord Rama defeated Ravana, we too can overcome our challenges with determination and resilience. In business, every obstacle is an opportunity to grow stronger and wiser. Teamwork and Collaboration The victory of Lord Rama was not just his alone; it was a collective effort involving his loyal companions like Hanuman and Lakshmana. In business, teamwork is crucial for achieving our goals. Ethical Leadership Lord Rama's adherence to dharma (righteousness) is a powerful reminder of the importance of ethical leadership. Leading with integrity builds trust and fosters a positive work culture. Innovation and Adaptability The clever use of strategies by Lord Rama to defeat Ravana teaches us the value of innovation and adaptability in business. Staying ahead requires continuous learning and creative problem-solving. Celebrating Successes Dasara is a time to celebrate victories, no matter how small they may seem. Recognizing our achievements motivates us to strive for even greater success in the future. As we celebrate this festive season, let's carry these lessons into our professional lives. Here’s wishing everyone a joyous Dasara filled with prosperity, success, and new beginnings! #Dasara #Dussehra #BusinessSuccess #LeadershipLessons #Teamwork #Innovation #EthicalLeadership #Plumb5 #TeamPlumb5

The night before the Grand Finale- Day 9! In corporate language, this Devi’s grace is needed for achieving all the objectives of a goal, that we set out to achieve! She is the one who provides the “siddhis”, which  are required to attain victory=vijaya, which is tomorrow. Then only we can be truly victorious! ( Yay! Its Day of Victory, Day 10 = Vijaya Dashami tomorrow!) How do we embody Devi Siddhidatri at workplace?  Wisdom and accomplishment: As the goddess who grants all types of accomplishments (siddhis), Devi Siddhidatri represents mastery and fulfillment. For professionals, this reflects the journey of attaining expertise and being recognized for achievements. Mentorship and empowerment: Siddhidatri encourages the sharing of knowledge and skills, much like a mentor or coach who guides others to success. "In your experience, how does sharing knowledge and empowering others contribute to both individual and team success?" #emotionalintelligence #consciousleadership #leadhership #divinefeminine