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The COVID paradox

by Jon Wortmann and Anna Penfold
Indian Management October 2020

Humans love tradition and it has value. What has even more impact are the intentional connections you build and the way you attend to your culture as it is vulnerable. The trust you build from the efforts can become the new cultural norm.

Jon Wortmann is a principal, thoughtLEADERS, LLC. He is the author of five books, including Mastering Communication at Work, Hijacked by Your Brain, and Mindfulness is Sublime.

Anna Penfold is a consultant, Russell Reynolds Associates, London. She co-leads the Global Human Resources Practice.

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Rethinking value creation

The transition to a circular economy marks a pivotal moment for Indian businesses, offering more than just economic benefits. By transcending profit-driven models and adopting sustainable practices, companies can forge resilience, drive innovation, enhance customer value and generate enduring value for society and the environment alike.

by Dr Julia Binder and Dr Manuel Braun
Indian Management August 2024

The hidden superpower

Busting the following myths-
MYTH 1: You’ve got it or you haven’t.
MYTH 2: It is hard to distinguish intuition from other thought processes.
MYTH 3: Intuition is just bias.
MYTH 4: Intuition is unscientific and risky.
MYTH 5: Intuition is always right.

by Jessica Pryce-Jones
Indian Management August 2024

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Harmony of body and mind

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