Talking Parrot: Recent Episodes
Meenakshi Sundaram Hariharan
People see what people do. As a Leader it is our responsibility to walk the talk and set the expectaions in our team
Jim Rohn says "You are an average of 5 people you associate with "
Who are you associating with determines your growth as a leader
Are you having diverse set of people around you ?
Are you associating with people who can add value to you ?
Law of Innercirle from 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership asks you to check who you are associated with in your journey of leadershhip.
Establishing a connection with another person is vital in leadershipDr. John C Maxwell says “Leaders touch a heart before they ask for a hand.” Are you establishing a connection with your team
In this episode, I give a summary of Chapter 10 from the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by Dr. John C Maxwell, " Law of Connection"
we attract people like ourselves, so if we want to attract great people, we must ourselves be great.
In this episode I give a summary of Chapter 9 from 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by Dr. John C Maxwell - "Law of Magnetism"
A Leader can see through a situation far more better than his/ her followers. you are what you see that way leaders are ahead in the curve to see what is in store.
3C's that helps you to have a solid ground
Competency, Connection and Character
6th Law from 21 Irreftuable Laws of Leadership
5th Law from 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership- Law of Addition - Leaders add value to people and how?
Anyone can steer the ship, but it takes a leader to chart the course. Find out the Law of Navigation and its relevance to a leader
Law 2 from The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by Dr. John C Maxwell - Law of Influence
First Law from The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership- Law of Lid and how it impact your as well as your team's growth.
How do you define a failure ? Do you use 3 P's to define your failure - Personalisation, Pervasiveness and Permanence. What Dr. Martin Selignman, the father of Positive Psychology offers as solution to overcome this. Please listen
I had the habit of dropping pencil while studying in school. It was fun way to escape from the teaching, I thought. What I miss ? Critical points taught in the class which affected my grades. I did stop this habit in school but it continued in life. How? Listen to the Episode
Have you ever been told by your parents or teachers "You need to focus". Have you ever wondered why such a great fuss about focus. Join me in this episode where I try to understand how focus works and how we can help our growth by using focus to our advantage with the stories from Mahabharatha, "Trigger" a book by Marshall Goldsmith, anecdotes from the life of Isaac Newton, Werner Heisenberg to unravel the mystery behind Focus.
Nobody Knows Anything inspired me to do some research and I hit upon few chance discoveries in the science. These discoveries were not intended to be the motive behind the research the scientists were involved with but ultimately they hit upon these discoveries that helped science to progress. Listen to the Episode to know more
I was reading the book "That will Never Work" The Birth of Netflix and Amazing life of an idea by Marc Randolph, Co-founder and first CEO of Netflix. Two things that intrigued me. First is a trivia that Marc and Reed approached Amazon to sell their business. Unfortunately or should I say fortunate for them that the deal could not go through. The second thing that I learnt from the book is what this episode is all about. Nobody Knows Anything. How Netflix stuck upon the idea of Monthly Subscription model almost after 1.5 years of Netflix in operation. That changed the entire business and there is no U-turn after that. But the way Marc describes the idea and link to the concept Nobody Knows Anything is what this episode is all about.
Hi,
This is an introduction to my new podcast named as "Talking Parrot". I will be sharing my view/ideas/learning through this podcast.
Welcome to my world.
Welcome to "Talking Parrot"