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Management Principles from Indian Movies
The Vedantic View Of Karma

All work/Karma to manifest divinity, hence these must be pure, good, honest and sincere. Indian philosophy also teaches to perform every work without having any attachment to result, because results do not fall under the jurisdiction of a doer.

Such thinking and understanding will change the whole attitude. Now the results will become a PRASAD-gratitude – coming from the God himself. You can now accept the result with open mind without apprehensions-just as you accept members into Karma Yoga.

Perfection In Work:

Bhagwad Gita emphasizes on while doing your present duty we should use our judgment & perform with utmost concentration. Do work without expecting what will be the result.

“Do the works for the sake of your organization result will follow automatically”

➢ One has right to work & do not bother about results. Do not get attached to fruits of work. “ Ma Phaleshu Kadachin” Work should be treated like worship

KARMANY EVADHIKARAS TE

MA PHALESU KADACHANA

MA KARMA-PHALA-HETUR BHUR

MA TE SANGO STV AKARMANI

➢ Swadharma

Doing one’s work with devotion

It should lead to well-being of all other members of the society

While doing work take care of others also.

3 idiots

Never Try To Be Successful

■ Success is the bye-product.

■ Excellence always creates success.

So, never run after the success, let it happen automatically in the life.

Team Spirit:

Treat work as YAJNA – together i.e. T- Together E- Everyone, A- Achieves, M- More.

TEAMSPIRIT

HEALTHY WORK ATMOSPHERE

CORDIAL RELATIONS

IMPROVEMENT IN QUALITY

HIGHER PRODUCTION & PRODUCTIVITY

HIGHER GROWTH & PROFITABLITY

Chak de

Present Moment

Think only about

a) What is there in front of you at present?

b) We cannot change the past or predict future.

c) So have total focus & dedication present in situation.

d) Do not take unnecessary stress of

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