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Infinite teachings with innumerable names and forms, and popularly called the ‘Makhan Chor’, Lord Krishna’s charisma and divine powers made him the true hero of Indian mythology.
With his larger-than-life persona, and exemplary teachings and actions, he proved time and again how to sail through troubled waters.
The Bhagavad-Gita elucidates several teachings preached by Lord Krishna. In today’s world which lacks a rich intellectual heritage, the best way to learn, build a brand, hone our skills, and become powerful leaders is by going back to our roots. We all must learn the words of wisdom bestowed upon mankind by someone who is truly eternal.
On the beautiful and auspicious occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, let’s analyze five important lessons preached by him which are relevant to every young entrepreneur and the brand manager even today.
Lesson: Every difficult situation needs a strategic approach. The best way to withstand a crisis is by having a strong strategy to deal with it.
Lesson: Every brand manager must follow a realistic and grounded approach. No matter which position a leader reaches, it is vital to be humble and down to earth. When your employees see you as someone who is approachable, that is where real growth and progress begins.
Lesson: A true leader or manager must always motivate his colleagues. Look at the bright side of every situation and communicate effectively to win the trust of your fellow team members.
Lesson: Similarly, to create a sound workplace culture, it is important for every manager to set clear-cut goals in the organization which everyone can follow.
Lesson: This is a great lesson for business leaders. A calm mind can do wonders. Peace of mind can improve the quality of work and yield a fruitful end result. Excessive worrying about any situation can do just the opposite.
Today, as we celebrate Lord Krishna, let’s remind ourselves about his great teachings. As he said, the real devotion does not lie in chanting his name but in adopting the ‘gyaan’ that he preached all through his life.
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