Jitendra Vishen

“Gita enables us to be happy as we are, where we are, without having to change anything around us. We only need to change our attitude. When the attitude shifts from grabbing to giving, from taking to contributing, we become creative, motivated and successful. Gita enables us to enjoy the world as well as rise above it. It prescribes regulated contact with sense objects. Success will come naturally,as an side-effect.”
― Arun Kumar Kapur, GITA SAAR - A NEW PERSPECTIVE

“You should have a life plan. But your life plan shouldn’t be thrown off by having a really bad boss who doesn’t like you. If your plan is so narrow that you can’t survive a bad boss then you are not doing the planning right.”
― Adam Bryant, The Leap to Leader: How Ambitious Managers Make the Jump to Leadership

“Making the leap to leader requires killing your old self.”
― Adam Bryant, The Leap to Leader: How Ambitious Managers Make the Jump to Leadership

“Yes, you need toget all the input. Be collaborative. Get the data you need. But in the end, it's your call, and a lot of people have trouble with this ownership. Then they have trouble sticking with their decisiom, and they point fingers when it doesn't work out. You have to be able to live with your decisions and own them”
― Adam Bryant, The Leap to Leader: How Ambitious Managers Make the Jump to Leadership