Bangalore: The Indian Paradox
During our visit to the Welingkar Institute or “We School,” the professor giving us an overview of India noted that India was a country of paradox (i.e., the very rich … Continue reading
The Ethics of Population Control Mandates
One of the issues that has come up several times during our India trip here in India has been related to population control. Up to this point, I have remained … Continue reading
Mumbai – My First Taste of India
Mumbai definitely knows how to make a first impression. I remember getting into our cab around 1:00 a.m. in the morning to head to our hotel. One of the first … Continue reading
Why do many social change efforts fail in places like India? (Part 2)
Giving Meat Before Milk I work for a leadership development company, InsideOut Development, that among other things provides training to help leaders develop as coaches. During the training workshops, we … Continue reading
Why do many social change efforts fail in places like India? (Part 1)
A Perfect Order or Progress By Degrees One of my favorite movies is Amazing Grace. It is the story of William Wilberforce and his efforts to eliminate the slave trade … Continue reading
Peter Drucker on Real Leadership
“Leadership is not magnetic personality, that can just as well be a glib tongue. It is not “making friends and influencing people”, that is flattery. Leadership is lifting a person’s … Continue reading
Blogging on India Trip
For the next few weeks, I will be making several posts about my recent trip to India. I initially thought that I would blog everyday, but by the time I … Continue reading
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