Students with a spiritual disposition, interested in learning leadership skills will gain insight into the infinite opportunities to do so by the lessons from the Bhagwat Gita which have been relevant for thousands of years!
The Introduction: The Context of the Gita
Sutra 1: The Warrior’s Journey
All Wars Are First Fought in the Mind
The Mind is a Mob
The Ego is a Disposable Idea
Leaders Embrace Discontinuity by Dispossessing the Ego
The Secret of Invincibility: The Conquest of the Binary Mind
Self is the Cause; Self is the Effect
Hunting for the I
Sutra 2: Invincible Wisdom
Grief, Pity, and Shame: The Mind’s GPS System
Creating Alternative Reality
Motivation and the Monkey Mind
The Leader’s Inspiration Comes from Unselfish Work
Unselfish Work Leads to Evenness of Mind
Applying Invincible Wisdom: Powered by the Intellect and Driven by Unselfishness
Sutra 3: Karma Yoga
Arjuna’s Dilemma: The Warrior as Worrier
Work and Its Secret: Action, Inaction, and Effortless Action
Karma Yoga: Work as Worship
The Yajna Spirit: Discovering the Timeless Cycle of Work
Swadharma: The Case for Righteous Action Work as a Means of Realizing Who We Are
Sutra 4: Timeless Leaders Pursue Purpose as the Source of Supreme Power
Sutra 5: Leadership is the Art of Undoing
How Anchors of the Past Hinder Performance
The Art of Detached Involvement
Evolving to the Equality of Vision
The Art of Undoing
Divyanshu Barnwal and Sonali Verma
Students, PGDM Cohort 2020
Members, DMRC and CRC
JK Business School (JKBS)