Powerful Views Karan Gandhi

This episode reminds us the importance of cherishing the present moment and prioritizing our loved ones.


In today’s competitive environment every one gives more priority to career and work. People have hectic routines to achieve their goals in professional life. We should always ensure to maintain a good work life balance. Spend some time with your family members and friends.


Life is a race, it’s all about making priorities. Do you have five more minutes?  Give someone you love five more minutes of your time today and see the difference; no matter how busy you are.  You will have no regrets forever.

Remember, it's not about the time you have; it's about how you choose to spend it. Cherish every moment and live life with purpose!

"Leaders Eat Last" offers a compelling vision of
leadership that goes beyond traditional notions of power and authority. The book is a compelling exploration of what it means to be a true leader. Drawing on insights from biology, psychology, and real-world examples, Sinek delves into the dynamics of leadership and the impact it has on individuals and organizations.



The book challenges traditional notions of leadership and offers a fresh perspective on how leaders can inspire trust, foster collaboration, and create environments where people feel valued and empowered.

This episode provides top 8 takeaways from "Leaders Eat Last," each illustrated with examples.

This book by Simon Sinek offers a compelling vision of leadership that goes beyond traditional notions of power and authority. By prioritizing the well-being of their team members, fostering cultures of trust and belonging, and embracing vulnerability and authenticity, leaders can create environments where people thrive.

Today's story takes us deep into the heart of the forest with two woodcutters, Hari and Prasad.

In our fast-paced, competitive world, many of us continue tirelessly working, often neglecting the crucial time needed for self-improvement, growth, and renewal.

The seventh habit in Dr. Stephen R. Covey's "7 Habits of
Highly Effective People" encapsulates this principle – "Sharpen Your Saw." It emphasizes the importance of renewing oneself in four aspects of life: physical, social/emotional, mental, and spiritual.


To sharpen your axe, you need to work as hard on yourself personally, as well as professionally. If you don’t spend that time and effort, you will be frustrated, disappointed, and possibly left behind. The people who learn to grow and improve become the best leaders.


Finally, remember, every day is an opportunity to sharpen your axe and work smarter, not just longer.

"Beyond The Last Blue Mountain" by R.M. Lala is a
compelling biography that chronicles the life of J.R.D. Tata, a pioneer, industrialist, and a visionary who played a pivotal role in shaping the industrial landscape of India. The book provides a deep dive into the life of J.R.D. Tata, exploring not only his business acumen but also his multifaceted
personality, philanthropy, and the challenges he faced.

This episode provides top 8 takeaways from "Beyond the Last Blue Mountain," each illustrated with examples from J.R.D. Tata's remarkable life. The book is relevant not only for its historical narrative but also for the timeless lessons it imparts on leadership, innovation, and social responsibility.

This story encapsulates the essence of 'Self Appraisal,' and
more specifically, 'Proactive Self Appraisal.' It encourages us to seek feedback and evaluate ourselves proactively. Soliciting feedback from others can help us identify areas for improvement and take corrective actions before problems worsen.


You can't shed ignorance unless you develop the habit to learn by observation and self-analysis. The best criticism
is self-criticism – it is constructive and helps us improvise.



Receiving positive feedback, like Nitin did in this episode,
can boost our self-confidence and serve as a testament to our hard work and dedication.

Wishing so hard to be recognized will lead to a life of following expectations held by other people who want you to be "this kind of person". 

"The Courage to Be Disliked" is not your typical self-help book. It's a profound exploration of Adlerian psychology and its implications for leading a more fulfilling and liberated life with freedom and authenticity. The authors present their insights through a series of dialogues between a philosopher and a young man, which gives the book a unique and engaging format.

This episode provides top 8 takeaways from this liberating and transformative book, that challenges us to break free from the constraints of seeking constant approval and validation from others. It provides readers with practical guidance on leading a more authentic and purposeful life!