Author name: subash.cv

From Performing to Presence

For most of my professional life, I believed leadership was about performance. This belief was shaped early in the village and primary school, then in cantonments, hostels, and campuses. The corporate world reinforced it over more than two decades of P&L responsibility. Performance meant results. Targets to achieve Visibility to gain Growth to sustain Recognition […]

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The Rational Person Would Quit: Steve Jobs on the Startup Reality

Steve Jobs was often asked what distinguished successful entrepreneurs from those who failed. His answer was rarely about intelligence or capital; it was about ‘perseverance driven by an irrational love for the work.’ A CoachPreneur is no different! We become so obsessed with being a good coach that we completely overlook the business aspect. A neophyte mindset (a term I

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Vanishing Dreams on Four Small Wheels: What Ails India’s Small Car Segment

Beyond “Kitna Deti Hai”: Shifting Gears from Mileage to Safety

I wrote a reflection on “small cars” recently:    Vanishing Dreams on Four Small Wheels: What Ails India’s Small Car Segment? A reflective warning triangle placed on the road – a universal symbol of caution – reminds us that safety should always come first. For decades, Indian car buyers had one dominant question: “Kitna deti

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Vanishing Dreams on Four Small Wheels: What Ails India’s Small Car Segment

Vanishing Dreams on Four Small Wheels: What Ails India’s Small Car Segment?

As a child, my fauji father’s bicycle was aspirational. In college, I desired a Yezdi from the army canteen. My mother wouldn’t allow a motorcycle due to safety concerns, so we settled for an Explorer. In my first job, I fought hard for a Suzuki Samurai over the company’s standard Rajdoot. The company obliged —

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World Environment Day: Time to De-Plastify Our Lives, and Our Leadership

World Environment Day: Time to De-Plastify Our Lives, and Our Leadership

This is personal. I am unwell with a fever. Every illness for me arises from having vibrated at a lower frequency recently. Often, I can pinpoint specific triggers – triggers I chose to ‘react’ to. Thus, in a more reflective mode 🙂 These are straight from my heart. I have transitioned to a lifestyle with less plastic,

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