Read Out Loud: Recent Episodes

Swati Maini

Indian Classics: The lesser-known books and articles

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Delegate and let go!

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The salespeople are the ambassadors of the company, their selection is crucial to the company's outlook.

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The left and right-hand men and women have a very different selection criteria.

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Listen in for the qualities of a CEO by the Thirukural

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The 2 golden keys for success in business

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Venturing out is a daunting task and those who sail on your boat have to be fearless and the best in their field

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If you're on a start-up journey, listen carefully.

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Did a collab with my friend Vishankha who does book reviews as she reads some of those really good ones. Check out her blog here: https://source-driven.com/source-driven/category/book-people-review/

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Getting to know more about the management

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How to manage the new entrants from an old org and various differences between India and the West.

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How to differentiate yourself from your peers, learning from an observation about various leadership styles..

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Always good to hear from the authors.

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This book delves into the art of life as taught by Thiruvalluvar. Stay tuned!

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A brief introduction to Chanakya!

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A set of One-Liners from Chanakya.

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Reading Chanakya Neeti

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Chanakya was a shrewd Brahmin that trained the kings of the ancient Mauryan empire. His wisdom is timeless as he tells you to beware!

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To say or not to say...

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Our life didn't come with a manual, it came with parents, teachers and books. This section is uber important in learning who we must associate with... 

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Ending the chapter on society...

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In this chapter, Chanakya describes various people that form a part of our society. Some areas, especially those related to women and their place in society must be taken with a grain of salt. I kept reading while being astonished at some of the translations. I hope you like it.