Ashok Kumar Chaturvedi, Founder, Chairman and MD of UFlex has been playing cricket since his childhood and his love for the game only grew with age.
"I truly believe in this maxim and am fortunate to be practising this in my life so far. When you enjoy your work, there is no question of stress at all. Cricket is a game that is played with a hard ball that requires one to be tough, it’s not a game that can be enjoyed with a soft ball. Cricket revitalises me as much as my work," he says.
Cricket teaches teamwork and Chaturvedi believes in promoting a healthy work culture of teamwork and teambuilding at UFlex as well.
"In a game of cricket, each player comes with their individual strength that compliments one another; it’s a game where everyone is required to pitch in with their best to achieve a common objective. An organisation that creates an ecosystem for teamwork and constructive interaction, benefits from the teams’ collective strength, inspires one another and stimulates innovation," he shares.
Earlier Chaturvedi's favourite cricketer was Kapil Dev and from the current set of cricketers, he admires Virat Kohli a lot.
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"Both of them share a common instinct to aim for success. Even though their cricketing skills and strategy varies, both have been great mentors to lead their team to some exceptional performances by the Indian team that will be remembered forever," he says.
Their passion and zeal for cricket is the top quality that has inspired Chaturvedi a lot. "You got to be passionate about what you do, be it a sport, academics, having a job or being an entrepreneur. Your passion is the fuel that will keep your vehicle moving and make you reach your destination," he says.
When Being A Lefty Helped Ratan Tata, Mark Zuckerberg And Others With Life Lessons
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A recent study in Biology Letters suggests that lefthanders have an advantage in high speed sports. It's time to pay homage to quick-reacting lefties in the boardroom.
A recent study in Biology Letters suggests that lefthanders have an advantage in high speed sports. It's time to pay homage to quick-reacting lefties in the boardroom.
When Ratan Tata took piano lessons, he had a problem. "I could not relate my left hand to do something different from my right hand," he said in a television interview. But when it comes to running his group of companies, even from behind the scenes, Tata's left arm has few equals. Till 2015, Tata's trusts would even give scholarships to the Indian Left-Hander Club. Perhaps it is one of the reasons some Tata vehicles in overseas markets have a left-hand drive.
When Ratan Tata took piano lessons, he had a problem. "I could not relate my left hand to do something different from my right hand," he said in a television interview. But when it comes to running h..
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If Ratan Tata learned piano, Amar Bose tooled around with a violin. And like Tata, his musical talents were not much to sing home about. However, the violin lessons helped him develop an ear for high quality sound. It set him on the path of launching audio products that played a seminal role in enhancing the experience of listeners. Tata spoke of his admiration for Bose in the interview referred above. Bose is also known to have been a lefthander. Great minds work alike.
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If Ratan Tata learned piano, Amar Bose tooled around with a violin. And like Tata, his musical talents were not much to sing home about. However, the violin lessons helped him develop an ear for high..
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Some guys have all the genes. Jobs had personality, drive and a powerful intuition. He was also blessed with ambidexterity. "I'm ambidexterous," he said in an interview to Newsweek in 1984. At the time, much of the Apple staff was left-handed. Jobs, a rebel and aesthete, seemed proud of this fact. "Most of them are also left-handed, whatever that means," he told Newsweek of his colleagues. "Almost all of the really great technical people in computers that I've known are left-handed. Isn't that odd?"
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Some 20 years after Jobs made this comment, another great technical person in computers was getting ready to take on the world while at Harvard University. With the help of smart colleagues, he set up Facebook. And he too, reportedly, was left-handed. Zuckerberg has not said much on this important subject. But there is one photograph that proves beyond doubt that he is handy with his left hand. It shows him feeding a calf on a farm in Wisconsin.
Some 20 years after Jobs made this comment, another great technical person in computers was getting ready to take on the world while at Harvard University. With the help of smart colleagues, he set u..
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Codex Leicester has nothing to do with Jamie Vardy's goalmouth strategy. It is a 16th century notebook of scientific ideas and diagrams belonging to Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian inventor and artist. In 1994, Gates bought the 72-page journal from an auction for a record $30.8 million. The great Italian, whose intellect and skill had far reaching impact on science art and life as we know it now, was a lefthander. And so is Gates. "There's a little bit of higher variance of talent, high and low, for left-handers. But it's never been explained," Gates said.
Codex Leicester has nothing to do with Jamie Vardy's goalmouth strategy. It is a 16th century notebook of scientific ideas and diagrams belonging to Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian inventor and artist..
