Inspire Someone Today
By Srikanth
Inspire Someone TodayMar 11, 2021
E17 - Nisha - Being Intentionally Visible
Dr. Nisha is a tourism practitioner, consultant, lecturer and corporate trainer with more than 20 years extensive management experience in the Tourism and Hospitality industry. She holds a Masters in Business Administration, specialising in Hospitality and Tourism Management, by the Nanyang Business School, Singapore. She holds a PhD from the Murdoch University (Australia) in the area of Tourism Education and is involved in the writing of research papers in the area of tourism. In recognition of her work, Nisha was awarded the Outstanding Tourism Trainer 2010 accolade by WDA for delivering high quality training.
In this episode we discuss multiple subjects, the pandemic forced changes in the tourism industry, how can one develop the “service excellence” mindset. Life hacks that has made Nisha successful in multiple roles and also about her noble mission around women empowerment.
Timestamps from the episode
Nisha’s career journey - 3:17
Resilience story through the tourism industry - 7:47
Service excellence the art & science - 11:50
Managing self - life hacks - 18:19
Nisha’s mission on women empowerment - 26:49
IST message - 32:54
Key quotes and references from the episode:
Universe is made up of stories not atoms
Breakthroughs have happened through crisis
Slow is not necessarily a bad thing
Moving away from being a tourist to a traveller
Have a positive mindset - No matter what
What’s your Moonshot!
What’s meant for you and the heart desires will gravitate towards you
Links referenced in the conversation - World Women Tourism, Tourism Consulting
Dr. Nisha can be reached on email or on LinkedIn
Nisha’s book - Undefeated
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E16 - Hema Hattangady - Lift Off
Hema Hattangady, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in commerce, with the tenth rank in Karnataka University. She did her post-graduation in management from the Indian Institute of Management Kolkata in 1987. She also has a post-graduate diploma in French from Karnataka University. She started her career as Client Service Executive at Bangalore advertising firm Adwit India. She became General Manager in two years heading New Delhi and Bangalore branches, adding high profile and long-term clients.
Vice Chairman & CEO of Conzerv Systems Pvt Ltd until we sold to Schneider Electric in June 2009. Conzerv was in the business of Consulting, Training & Products for Energy Efficiency. Led the transformation of the business from family owned into venture funded and professionally managed business that became a trend-setter and brand leader in digital meters and energy efficiency in India.
Hema also mentors women entrepreneurs and women leaders and coaches start-up entrepreneurs and leaders of not for profits.
Timestamps from the episode
Demons, Hema the CEO was facing - 2:42
Advice to women professionals - 7:08
Importance of coaching & mentoring - 17:03
Transformational HBR program - Fred Smith’s story - 22:38
Being ahead of the game - 29:50
IST message - 37:56
Key quotes and references from the episode:
Advice for Women professionals
Stand up and be counted
Look for people who believe in you, create cheer leaders around you
Be fearless in thinking big, follow your heart
Leverage a coach to navigate your journey
Importance of mentors
Acknowledge the need to talk to someone
Coach - Friend - Philosopher - Guide
If I am repeatedly hitting a brick wall, time to seek help
Importance of Culture
Culture gets transmitted through actions and not through sloganeering
Fiercely demanding and deeply caring
Reward and penalize for things you want them to do and you don’t want to do
Being ahead of the game
Thought leadership - Conserve my campus to conserve my world
Rest and recuperation
Interns to lead culture changes
Driven by thinking out of the box and change the game
Hema’s book - Lift Off
Links referenced in the conversation - HBR Course Mothers work
Hema Hattangady can be reached on LinkedIn or Website
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E15 - Srikanth Viswanathan - Theory of Change
SRIKANTH VISWANATHAN, is Chief Executive Officer of Janaagraha Centre for Citizenship and Democracy. There are several challenges in our cities that can be solved only through civic learning (essentially the learning of civic sense) and civic participation at scale.
About Janaagraha - Janaagraha is a non-profit organisation based in Bangalore that works on combining the efforts of both the government and the citizens to transform our cities and ensure better quality of life by improving quality of urban infrastructure and services and quality of citizenship. Citizen participation is encouraged through our online initiatives Ipaidabribe (www.ipaidabribe.com) which revolutionized public participation in addressing graft and our new civic portal ichangemycity (www.ichangemycity.com ) which promotes civic action at a local neighbourhood level.
In this freewheeling discussion we discuss challenges plaguing urban cities, skills required to succeed in the development sector, how citizens can actively get involved in city governance and creating our own “google maps” through the power of Theory of Change.
* Development sector vs Corporate sector - 2:15
* Fixing System vs Fixing the problem - 6:21
* Getting involved as active citizens in solving city problems - 13:40
* Competencies required in development sector - 19:40
* Theory of Change - 25:04
* IST Message - 32:52
Key quotes and references from the episode:
* Good citizenship begins at home
* Magic words for good citizenship - “Show up”
* Key for career transition - “have a open mind”
* Each of us need to have a theory of change
* Escape from mediocrity
* Aim of life is to discover divinity within
Links referenced in the conversation - Janaagraha Website, Ichangemycity,
Srikanth Viswanath can be reached on email or on Twitter
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E14 - Rajaraman - Reflections Through Sports
A man who has seen the growth of Indian sports and its stars in close quarters gives interesting anecdotes and life lessons through the lens of this much-acclaimed journalist. Rajaraman, is a respected sports journalist who has seen the journey of Indian sports and sporting heroes in close quarters. Raj is among a handful of sports communication professionals with diverse multimedia experience -- daily newspapers, wire service, weekly magazine, news TV channel, websites, sports organizations -- over the past 37 years. In this episode, we had great chat on changes in the broadcasting industry, key moments in Indian sporting history, life lessons from sports, and much more.
- Rajaraman’s career journey - 1:34
- Evolution of Sports journalism over the years - 4:45
- Indian sports “rising like a phoenix” moments - 10:48
- What makes a great team - 15:57
- IST Message - 29:36
- Advice from Sachin Tendulkar - 32:02
Key quotes from the episode:
- Key to success, have the right intent and intensity
- Believe in yourself and your teammates and have the trust - you can conquer the world
- Making dad proud with Ricky Ponting’s discussion - Confronting truth
- Life is about introspections and learnings
- Sports teaches you to take victory and defeat in your stride like life’s ups and downs
- Sports reflects Life
- Keep evolving so that your value keeps enhancing
- Satisfaction is like a hand brake of a car
Links to reach Rajaraman - Website, Twitter, LinkedIn
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E13 - Dr. Raman - Disability to Desirability
Raman K Attri, is a corporate business researcher, learning strategist, and management consultant with a strong zeal to enable people to unravel human learning and performance. Hardships of physical disability from post-polio paralysis and lack of mobility since childhood have given him opportunities to develop efficiently “how-to methods" to speed up personal learning, accelerate professional performance, a faster rate of skill acquisition, and speed to proficiency/expertise. Equipped with over 60 educational credentials including doctorate degrees, three master degrees, and tens of international certifications, he pushes boundaries of time and speed
In this episode, “ Disability to Desirability”, Raman shares research-based tips to accelerate learning.
- The early life of Raman and the defining moment for speed - 2:54
- Speed learning techniques - 8:36
- Interleaving Technique - 20:15
- Learning Vs Career differentiation, designing career - 24:10
- Research insights behind Input skills vs Output skills - 27:15
- IST Message - 33:02
Key quotes from the episode:
- The secret to staying ahead is to run fast
- We are born to learn, it has to be purpose-driven
- Build a network of coaches, mentors & trainers
- Progress on skills required to produce outcomes
Links to reach Dr. Raman - Website, Twitter, Dr. Raman's Books, YouTube
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E12 - Arun Maira - The Learning Factory
Arun Maira is a thought leader on social and economic development and transformational change and leadership. He is an author of several books, including The Learning Factory where Arun Maira narrates people-centric episodes that bring alive the values of the Tata Group, standards that combine the high-velocity practices as well as the old-fashioned principles that make the Tata Group the giant it is today.
In this episode, “ The Learning Factory”, Arun provides insights on nation-building, institution capability, and key insights from his book. Arun’s much-followed talk “purpose of life” and what it means to practice it and being a life-long learner.
- The early career of Arun Maira - 2:16
- Making of the Learning factory - 12:12
- Reasons behind China’s economic success - 14:54
- The Sudha Murthy story - 22:30
- What’s the purpose of life and how to build it- 28:52
- Lesson Arun learned from his mother - 36:06
Key quotes from the episode:
- Learning faster than your competition gives you the edge
- By my existence did the world become better for others
- You have the right to the work not for the fruits thereof - Bhagavad Gita
- Add life to years, I live when I Learn. I stopped learning therefore I stopped living
Books of Arun Maira including The Learning Factory - Arun Maira Books
Bio of Arun Maira
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Episode 11- Flashback 10
Welcome to Episode 11 - This is an amalgamation of the last ten episodes and is presented as 4 key lessons,
Lesson # 1 - Make continuous learning the cornerstone of professional and personal growth 1:15 (Snippets from E10, E5, and E4)
Lesson # 2 - Leaders & leave a legacy 6:18 (Snippets from E1, and E8)
Lesson #3 - Physical well being propels all-round development 9:40 (Snippets from E7, and E5)
In the words of Leo Tolstoy, “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
Lesson #4 - Bias towards Action 13:20 (Snippets from E2, E3, and E6)
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Episode 10 - Anil Sachdev - Your Best Version p2
Welcome to Episode 10 - Your Best Version is a two-part series (Episode 9 & 10). In this episode learn the tenets of successful leaders through the lens of Anil’s web series. Anil shares the tools and framework to build your best version and what it takes to dig into your passion. Impactful anecdotes that teach about caring for your people and the path of forgiveness and reconciliation. We sign-off by discussing the maxim from Chinmaya Mission.
Anil Sachdev is the Founder and CEO of Grow Talent Company Limited and the School of Inspired Leadership-SOIL. Grow Talent was created in July 2000 and became the leader in the strategic HR consulting industry by 2006. It enabled a large number of global and local firms to achieve breakthrough performance by realizing the potential of their people and creating a talent advantage.
Quote: “World’s best followers are the best leaders”
Takeaways from the Your Best Version series - 2:20
- Virtuous leaders have a sense of gratitude for their success
- Self-awareness is very high
- Having a different world view by holding paradoxes
- Taking responsibilities for the shortcomings they had
- The humility of serving a cause that’s bigger than yourself
Discovering your best version - Reflect on things that gave you long-lasting happiness, what do I deeply care about, pay attention to the inner voice - 9:15
Better Yourself Tools - Goal Setting - Action Taking - Introspection - Feedback - Learning Methods - 12:24
Finding passion - Deeply care about what am I good at, what do I care about, and what opportunities are available - 14:29
Power of forgiveness and reconciliation - 21:12
Maximum happiness to maximum people to the maximum time - 26:10
The Sky is Pink, is based on the true story of Aisha Chaudhary, who suffered from severe combined immunodeficiency and pulmonary fibrosis, and tells the story of her parents Aditi and Niren as they navigate their marriage while dealing with their daughter's illness.
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Episode 9 - Anil Sachdev - Your Best Version
Dear listeners, welcome to Episode 9 -: “Best version of yourself”. I am building up these episodes for you to have a great set of options to build an amazing and purpose-led 2021 and make it an astounding year. While the last episode was about “unleashing potential” bringing to you a two-part series titled “your best version”.
In this episode, you will hear from the foremost thought leader in the education sector the virtues of ethical leadership, a roadmap to discovering ones’ purpose, and tools to build “your best version”
Read more about my guest, Anil Sachdev
Quote: “India’s economic development without spiritual impoverishment”
- Chinmaya Missions pledge - 4:43
- The incident that impacted Anil Sachdev - 6:31
- The SOIL experiment - School of Inspired Leadership - 11:32
- Patanjali sutras and SOIL’s curriculum - 16:50
- Anandamayakosha - Book reference “Chup Sadhana”
- Gnamayakosha - Decision making and Ethics
- Manomayakosha - Building trust and partnership through emotional intelligence & compassion
- Pranamayakosha - Communicate and diversity thinking
- Annamayakosha - Practice of sustainability and giving
- Sourcing enthusiasm - Discovering purpose 26:01
How Do You overcome fear, freedom of fear reflections, -YouTube
Chup Sadhana, book and website referenced on the episode, http://www.chup-sadhana.com/
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Episode 8 - Rajeev Dubey - Unleashing Potential
Rajeev Dubey, Group President (HR & Corporate Services) & CEO (After-Market Sector) retired from the Mahindra group on 1st April 2020 with over 45 years of corporate experience. The charismatic and fascinating personality of Mr. Rajeev Dubey can be heard in full flow as he speaks about his life journey, outlines the framework of unleashing potential (3Pillars + 5 Behaviors). His leadership motto of Satya (Truthfulness & Ethics), Prem (of Compassion), and Seva (Servant leadership)
- The career journey of Rajeev Dubey - 2:00
- Role at ILO and its impact on India Inc - 7:20
- Future of work principles - 12:05
- Behaviors to unleash potential - 17:01
- Servant leadership - 25:25
- How can you be a multiplier - 28:28
- Impact of Guru Gobind Singh - 32:27
How Do You Build a Team Culture in a Global Company? an inspiring interview on Yale Insights, -YouTube
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Episode 7 - Chandra Gopalan - Defying Age
Chandra Gopalan at the age of 60 completed 48 hours run covering a distance of 208 kilometers and now at 62 has set sights of achieving this target in 36 hours!!
This episode is a tribute to her tenacity and inspiration to all of us and rightly the episode is titled “Defying Age”. Chandra talks about the importance of physical fitness, how it helps to shape mental well being in the process. Timeless advice on the approach to set and achieve goals. Power of visualization and finally a message to practice “being the best version of ourselves”.
- Mental benefits of being physically fit - 7:20
- Overcoming the inner voice - 15:00
- Goal setting and visualization - 18:38
- Importance of enjoying the journey - 22:50
- Inspire Someone Today message - 26:30
Follow Chandra on LinkedIn and her Women’s only gym chain Contours.
An inspiring talk from Chandra “Your only limit is you“ - Ted Talk
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Episode 6 - Ram G Vallath - Bounce
At the age of 34, RamG Vallath was the youngest ever COO for Airtel before life handed a hard blow on this successful career professional. How did he pick the thread and reinvent himself to be the inspiration he is today is the highlight of this episode, “Bounce”. Ramgopal Vallath fondly called as RamG has embarked on a mission to touch a million lives positively. In this episode, RamG talks about the importance of a growth mindset, simple steps to practice and create a growth mindset through his life experiences. Keys for happiness and positivity. Listen to all of it and much more from the man who is a role model of redefining life!
- Decoding growth mindset - 4:15
- Being a keen learner - 8:54
- Reinventing oneself “mantras” - 16:07
- Great leaders are coaches - 22:41
- The secret of happiness - 27:12
Follow RamG on Twitter and his wonderful TED talk on Resilience. He can also be reached at ramgopal.vallath@gmail.com
An inspiring life journey of turning life around - https://yourstory.com/2017/02/ramg-vallath
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Episode 5 - Saumil Majmudar - Let's Play
An entrepreneur who has embarked on a journey “To build the world’s largest youth sports platform that gets 100 million kids to play”. Saumil, with over two decades of entrepreneurial journey, decodes his audacious goal, talks about the importance of play in our lives. Easy to practice approaches that each of us can adopt to make play possible for us and also in our neighborhood. A timeless piece of advice for someone looking to pivot into entrepreneurship. Listen to all of it and much more from the man who is redefining sports and play in education across India!
- Making the world a better place with the notion of Play - 2:45
- Benefits of Play - 7:35
- Overcoming constraints to play - 14:50
- Adult society supporting the movement of play and sport - 19:10
- Pivoting as an entrepreneur, tips to look into - 25:40
- Experience of play and playfulness - 30:58
Follow Saumil on Twitter and his wonderful entrepreneurial venture SportZVillage
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Introducing Inspire Someone Today
Inspiration is all around us. You don’t have to be an epitome of success to be inspiring. This podcast focuses on bringing in stories, learnings, and experiences from a cross-section of people that is worthy and has messages to all. People who are like you and me - our heroes are someone in our neighbourhood, in the family, the storekeeper, the aspiring student or the budding entrepreneur, and many more unsung individuals. Join me, in this journey of learning together and growing together so that together we can, Inspire Someone Today! The first episode will be made available on 15th August 2020.
Episode 4 - Shital Kakkar - Impact through Presence
India’s leading Executive Presence coach, Shital Kakkar Mehra sharing her years of research and training through her new book Executive Presence - POISE formula for leadership. Shital talks about the skills to develop an executive presence quotient, enhancing one’s visibility in the pandemic environment. She speaks about her Not for Profit, Katalyst which aims at liberating women from low-income communities, through the pursuit of professional education and calls for people to volunteer and contribute. Finally, Shital sums-up with practical tips on developing “Putting thought to the word” concept.
Follow Shital on Instagram and visit her website Shital Kakkar. If you are interested in her Not for Profit activities, please visit Katalyst India.
Interested in buying her new book on Executive Presence
- Ingredients to enhance Executive presence quotient - 4:22
- Scientifically researched and validated formula for EP - POISE - 15:22
- Opportunity to get involved with Shital’s philanthropy - “Katalyst” - 19:54
- Putting thought to word - 3 ingredients - 28:20
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Episode 1 - Prabir Jha - Off to a Start
We all look for role models to build our careers and conviction needed as leaders. Hear from a leader, who has built careers across sectors through the practice of simple but profound leadership traits of being genuine, vulnerable, and challenging status-quo.
In this episode, Prabir speaks on varied themes that professionals need to consider in building career, pointers to consider in a VUCA world, and much more...
➔ planning for long career - 5:45
➔ being better professional and person - 16:55
➔ Small acts to make a difference amongst your team members - 24:30
➔ Power of positive psychology and gratitude - 27:0
➔ Message for senior leaders and upcoming leaders - 28:45
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Episode 3 - Sudha Sampath - Embracing Life
“When life throws a lemon at you make lemonade out of it”, Sudha Sampath shares her personal story of challenging life experience. How she has been a fighter, has committed to traverse a path of optimism and positivity. Listen to her as she talks about her personal journey of fighting a curve ball thrown at her. Her newfound passion and a commitment to following it and the impact of “Bhagavad Gita” during her tumultuous situation in life. She says so beautifully “playing small doesn’t serve the world”.
What does it feel like to snatch life back from the claws of death 4:55
How embracing positive affirmations helped overcome a precarious situation? 6:43
Life lessons from the experience going through 10:58
A beautiful rendition from “ Our Deepest fear” 23:08
Follow Sudha on LinkedIn
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Episode 2 - Sourabh Kumar - Ripples of Change
A young changemaker who is on a mission to save lives and makes roads safe in India. On an audacious mission of making India potholes free. This social enterprise Pot Hole Raja is also creating jobs in other sectors through its innovative model and partnerships. Sourab Kumar speaks about scaling, innovation and making a career in the social enterprise,
- 3:00 - finding answers to the “Why”
- 15:00 - breaking mindsets working in social enterprise
- 26:50 - making a career in the social sector
The magic number to fix pothole - +91 814 POTHOLE
Follow Sourabh on LinkedIn and visit their website https://www.potholeraja.com/
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