Use ‘7 Rules of Power’ by Jeffrey Pfeffer to grow in life & business | Part 2 | Sarvesh Kanodia

Fear - of raising your voice, getting into a battlefield with goliaths, or entering a ground you feel powerless in, can either be crippling or a beginning to conquer it.
Jeffrey Pfeffer's book '7 Rules of Power' has stirred a much-needed conversation around power. His career as an 'Organizational Behavior' professor along with his decorated career in academia has greatly influenced his learnings that are applicable in both life and business.
His learnings live by ""If you want to 'change lives, change organizations, change the world,' the Stanford business school's motto, you need power.""
In this video series, Sarvesh breaks down these 7 Rules by taking an example of a politician, movie star, or cricketer, for each. You might or might not like them or agree with them but that is not important. The learning and application is what matters.
In this video, rules #3, #4, and #5 have been broken down using the examples of fearless leaders in their own right - Malala Yousafzai and Thums Up, who looked death (real and metaphorical) in the eye and said ""not today"". Their resilience, determination, and loyal community is impressive!
Another key fear and skill we decode is about 'networking' that is key for you as a business owner or a professional.
Watch the video and do follow the entire series, to make changes to your life and career (business) from this year onwards.
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About me:
My name is Sarvesh Kanodia and I have been working with entrepreneurs as an investor for 11+ years. I am also a life coach where I work with start-up entrepreneurs, family business owners, and start-up employees to help them grow in life and business.
I have met hundreds of founders and invested in 30+ companies to date. Each of these investments has taught me how successful businesses are built. I have also learned from the mistakes that business owners make.
While we are all different as individuals, we have similar tendencies. Each business may be unique, yet the learnings are common. So, whether you have a manufacturing setup, a consumer brand, a tech startup, or an offline retail store, here you will learn about:
How to manage money,
How to manage people around you,
And most importantly, how to manage yourself.
If you are looking to grow your business and life, subscribe and stay tuned for videos and updates

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