Humility is the Mark of True Leadership #GitaInAction Episode 31

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Dear Leaders,

In 2009, India was chasing 315 runs against Sri Lanka. After losing Sachin and Sehwag early, the nation’s hopes rested on Gautam Gambhir and a young Virat Kohli. Against all odds, they built a 225-run partnership, with Kohli scoring his maiden century. Gambhir, unbeaten at 150, led India to victory.

When Gambhir was named "Man of the Match," he did something remarkable—he called Kohli on stage and handed him the award. His words? “This is not just my victory. This is a team effort.”

This is the essence of true leadership—it’s not about taking credit but empowering your team.

Bhagavad Gita on Humility

In Episode 31 of Gita in Action, I explore Chapter 3, Verse 27 of the Bhagavad Gita. It teaches us the dangers of ego. When you think success is solely because of you, you’re setting yourself up for failure.

Look at leaders like MS Dhoni, who let a junior lift the World Cup, or Gautam Gambhir, who shared the spotlight with Kohli. On the other hand, figures like Ravana and Govinda fell because of their arrogance.

Business Lesson

In business, success is always a team effort. At Bada Business, we’re transforming MSMEs through initiatives like Idea to IPO, not because of one person, but because of the collective efforts of our team.

As a leader, ask yourself: Are you lifting others as you rise?

Stay humble, stay grounded, and keep leading by example.

Warm regards,

Dr Vivek Bindra

Founder & CEO, Bada Business Pvt. Ltd.

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