Harsha
Bhogle, the renowned Indian cricket commentator, has also grown to be a presenter, writer and motivational speaker. Recently, Harsha and his wife Anita Bhogle have written a book on management named, “The Winning Way”. Anita says that almost
seventy percent of the book is her contribution. Today they were the chief
guests in an annual management festival of SJM-SOM, IIT Bombay. An entertainer,
entrepreneur, a person with sense of humor and finally an author, who connected
the small ventures and thoughts of cricket with managerial skills in his
lecture today. Bhogle and Bhogle say that there are direct connections between
sports and management. It is mandatory to have good managerial skills to be a
good leader.
They
shared many personal experiences and told all the possible ways to grasp the
proper opportunity comes in life and how to succeed with managerial skills.
They picked up many examples, such as Rahul Dravid, Sachin and a few more
cricketers and said to explore yourself who you are and how you can play in
your own way as a team player and achieve the overall success.
Even
though they are from different fields, Harsha and Anita spoke the similar
thoughts. They think that positive attitude is the key of success, which comes
from humility. Sometimes it comes on its own way, but we have to recognize and
catch up with time. The same ball may come in various ways for various players.
Genius can read it easily, that is their inherent property. They say not to
fear of being failure, otherwise how one can discover of his quality. Try and
make mistakes and you will learn and again try then you will reach your
destination. Otherwise repeat the same and you will be a good leader, a
repetition of the Swamiji’s novel quote. The more you fear there is a
propensity of more failure. It was almost about the practical experience they
gathered in their life. They tried to make people relate to sports and through
that help gain insight for management.
“The
Winning Way” has not been read by me, I will try to convey the message soon.
Author: Chandan Das
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