"Team Pandav and their Business unit was thriving under Yudhi's leadership and the core Leadership team including Arjun, Bhim, Nakul, Sahadev and Krishnaa Dru. Duryodhan decided to do something to bring this empire to dust- He onboarded the master of ceremonies and master negotiator, Shakun Gandhar to help negotiate a sly deal that would leave the Team Pandav stripped off of their rank and glory and respect. Duryo invited Team Pandav to an offsite with working lunches and team bonding activities. They played 2 Truths and a Lie, Improv sessions and finally Switch the Roles. What ensued in those games and discussions was a very intense political power play led by Shakun that Yudhi was supremely unmatched with to meet. What was supposed to be a bonding activity turned out to be the start of a negotiation that shook all bonds within the organization. Fuelled by ego of everyone involved, the negotiation outcomes were far from a win-win outcome. Duryo ended up gett
A ritual that I adopted since 2021, inspired by Barrack Obama, is to create a reading wishlist at the start of every year and to reflect on the completed and abandoned book list as the year concludes. The wishlist has served me this far as a structure of goals that I am excited about for the year. Here is my 2024 wishlist. The Maniac, Benjamin Labatut Rebecca, Daphne Du Maurier Humanly Possible , Sarah Bakewell (Audible) The Best Minds, Jonathan Rosen All the Sinners Bleed, SA Cosby Wellness, Nathan Hill Bittersweet, Susan Cain Night Crawling, Leila Motley Think like a Monk, Jay Shetty The Adapted Mind, John Tooby There Are Places in the World Where Rules Are Less Important Than Kindness, Non Fiction, Carlo Rovelli Until the End of time, Brian Greene Short stories by Nobel Prize winners- collection The Ultimate Deepak Chopra collection (Audible) 2023 list: https://deepthig.blogspot.com/2023/01/2023-book-list.html