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Many of you likely know that I’m in the middle of writing a book on leadership. It is month number six on this book, and I am nowhere near the finish line. The working title of this book is called ?????? ????????????????????. Hopefully, it should be out sometime this year.?

Last week, one of my colleagues walked into my office room, and he was curious to find out why I post #???????????????? on my blog and social media frequently? What made me become a published author with my first book, Don’t Coast? When I started thinking about his question, I immediately recollected an interesting observation I made many years ago.

One of my friend and his wife loved hosting dinners at their home for many years. Once every month, they invite a few of his friends to join them for a weekend dinner party. Most of their friends, including themselves, had young children. Once the dinner was over, kids would usually start running around in the house and the front garden area. They yell and make noises as any kids do.

But as soon as a child fell and began crying, the correct parent would quickly get up from the seating area and go running to find their child even without seeing the face and from which part of the house they are crying. My point is that people know the voice of those important to them amid huge noise—?????? ?????????? ?????????? ???????????? ???????? ?????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????? ????????????.

My strong belief is that right people always hear the right voices amid all the social media noise when they need it. I believe someone is always listening for the right voice, and my posts and blog are meant for myself and that someone specific who is eagerly listening.

My mentor once told me that we write books that we need ourselves. I wrote about growth in Don’t Coast because I made growth as number one priority in my life. I am now writing about leadership in this book because I am learning and practicing leadership for few years. I consider myself the first reader of this book. I was hoping you could read it and be transformed through it once made available later this year.

Regards,

Kishore.