Happiness Platform Rohilesh R. Singh

Climbing the Corporate Latter - Rohilesh X Robin Bienfait and Becky Blalock Part 1
Robin Bienfait and Becky Blalock, both superstar powerful business leaders based out of Atlanta, Georgia, join us at the Happiness Platform and the Leadership show to discuss what it means to climb the corporate ladder for them in their technology and utility and engineering backgrounds and how to reach the c-suite.

Learn the secrets of STEM women who Innovate - Rohilesh X Robin and Becky Part 2
Becky Blalock and Robin Bienfait return to discuss how you can innovate to stay relevant, as well as we delve into the mental health implications that exist in corporate life today.

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Here are a few quotes to take from this interview:
(13:20) - We change people's lives when we help them say yes to the right thing.
(18:26) If I had 2 choices of people interesting extrovert or an interested introvert, I would choose the interested introvert any day and train them in sales.
(21:20) Leadership is an art-form to have others follow you. And if you aren't being followed then you aren't a good leader.
(24:24) What a way to live, changing other's lives because of the way you can teach.
(26:16) I never see failure as failure, but only as an opportunity to develop my sense of humour. Well that is really what rejection does if you have a game with it.
(30:42) Don't look at what you make, look at what you love. Because I believe you sell best that which you love. And the money will follow the product and service you give to others.
(36:00) You can use technology as a tool, but it can't replace getting out and meeting people, following up on companies, making calls to set appointments. In other words, we are in the people business. YES
(37:10) The people I have found that get the most 'nos' will end up with the most 'yeses' so get over the fear and talk to more people. YES
(37:52) It is very hard for a person to be disciplined if they have never had discipline. YES
(40:40) At this moment, you are and will become that which you think about most of the time. YES
(42:39) The attitude you keep on a daily basis will determine the altitude you climb in this flight to success. YES
(44:55) There are four areas of our lives we want to continue to work: financial independence, emotional stability, physical fitness and spiritual fulfilment.
(49:26) Success is a practice not for a season but for a lifetime. Those who are successful work daily to improve themselves. They also realise that I can get better everyday not only with positive thoughts but also to develop better actions in my life.

Today's episode is Mohnish Pabrai, a savvy investor based out of Orange County, California. Forbes lists Mohnish as the next Warren Buffett, having taken Warren Buffett's strategies for his own to achieve success in the investment world. To give back and serve the world, Mohnish has founded the Dakshana Foundation to ensure underpriviledged children in India are able to get the education that they deserve. 
Mohnish is a humble, grounded and funny man who will share some great insights with you. 

Bob Carr at 15 knew he wanted to make a name for himself, he knew he wanted to be a politician. He puts forward the notion that "to succeed you must be loyal to the nightmare of your choices" and for him it has obviously paid off - big time! Bob gave politics a good run and he won. For Bob, setbacks became an invitation to do more, it served as a drive to put in more effort. The Vedas have taught me that one must do their work with courageous and positive energy (shakti) no matter how trivial, for the outcome does not matter anywhere near as much as the doing. To die doing your your duty and to advance your purpose in life, no matter how unwell you do it, is to have lived, working on someone else's purpose no matter how well you do, is death.

"If only then I know what I know now" - Bob Carr.

One of the beautiful things about life is making mistakes. Learning from a mistake, rather than being consumed by it. But you have to be able to look at yourself and be prepared to have a hard talk to yourself, smack yourself if you must so the mistakes are not repeated over and over. You must be prepared to rewire yourself to do things the right way. For anything else is insanity that will bring about a self-defeating mindset which will punish you over and over again. Rise Warrior.

Bob found it is easy to do the pressing stuff that forms the norm of everyday work, what he found hard is meditation. Bob believes in the notion of continuous learning, hence his desire to learn meditation.  We talk about what makes a good leader. This man should know, he started from humble beginnings and went on to shape not only State politics as the longest serving NSW Premier but also held the role of Australian Foreign Minister.  Like him or not, all leaders need to pay attention to Bob, especially those aspiring to lead masses of people. 

Life is a learning experience. Leaders ought to see their life as a trajectory of learning. The challenge of walking into a room and becoming interested in other people - it's easy when you have an approach where you feel that from each person you meet your can learn something. It makes life interesting as you become interested in others. Bob believes and I agree, that people who are defeated by life are people who are not passionate about learning.

Fear of Failure is what made this public leader demand more from himself.

At a time of an election, Bob was being said to quite possibly become the best Premier we never had. Experts said he would never win. He was behind in polls and written off. At this point in life he made a decision the bulk of the world will fail at; to acknowledge the current unfavourable situation and still give it your best! He simply said to himself that "Should I be defeated I want it to be said that I could not have done any more." Bob says that it is wise to accept when you are in a hell of a position and come out fighting as a warrior." Rise Warrior Rise.

Virtuous men and women manifest greatness, in themselves and those their presence touches. Listen up leaders, board members as you shape your organisation culture and your individual Self. There is always a winner and loser in battle. Bob's world is straight forward, every election has a winner and a loser. If you don't achieve your goal, make a virtue of not getting bitter. If you do win, aspire to be kind. A single good deed could be enough to find you the path to heaven and a single act of bitterness or cheating could drive your reputation and company into hell.

Bob has one regret - you will too if you do not learn to meditate properly. Learn from an authentic master. Bob is leaning the art of meditation as he feels ...