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Let your light shine
you are the future
Stephen Manallack
Presentation to Amity University Students
How do you let your
light shine?
 Stephen Covey:
Communication is the most
important skill in life
 Sir Richard Branson:
Communication is the most
important skill any leader can
possess
Indian business
leaders truly shine!
Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of
The Aditya Birla Group
It is about building the highest
levels of empathy, without
compromising on fairness and
running a popularity contest.
Dr Ashok K Chauhan
shines!
This is how to shine! My
Journey
No Limitations  it is your world
What is the starting point?
Many of the best known leaders 
Branson and Jobs in the west, Tata and
Birla in India - combined good values and
effective communication. You can do this
too.
Who do you admire?
What are the good values to underpin
your personal brand?
Avoiding the BOX OF LIMITATIONS
VALUES will help you shine
 Generosity  giving time, contributing,
thinking of others, being present,
listening
 Ethics  do no harm, act for the good
 what are my intentions?
 Patience  acceptance of what
presents, allow failure or imperfection
ACTION then makes you shine
 Talk  it is safe to be silent but you
build connection when you talk
 Listen  deep listening  silent -
respect
 Connect  see communication as a
real open sharing between you and
others - wishing for the happiness and
success of everyone around you 
takes you out of the small world of
me
YOGANANDA inspires
(Yogananda was one of the first to bring yoga
from India to the west)
There is a magnet in your heart
that will attract true friends. That
magnet is unselfishness, thinking
of others first; when you learn to
live for others, they will live for
you.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is
Chair and Managing Director
of Biocon Ltd
One should not be
demotivated by failure but
learn from ones mistakes.
A sense of overall
perseverance is very
essential.
The Big Secret
Always have something
useful to say.
HOW?
By using the 5 Ws
Steves Big Quiz
Being quick on your feet,
able to adapt while
remaining true to your own
culture and values is the
key to success across
borders. Stephen
Manallack
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are people generally
most comfortable giving direct
negative feedback at work?
Germany
Japan
India
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are people generally
most comfortable giving direct
negative feedback at work?
Germany
Japan
India
Steves Big Quiz
In which country would you often see
high fives at work?
UK
USA
Korea
Steves Big Quiz
In which country would you often see
high fives at work?
UK
USA
Korea
Steves Big Quiz
In which country would you often go
out drinking with the boss?
Germany
France
Japan
Steves Big Quiz
In which country would you often go
out drinking with the boss?
Germany
France
Japan
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are you most likely to
share personal information with
colleagues at work?
Brazil
Germany
Korea
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are you most likely to
share personal information with
colleagues at work?
Brazil
Germany
Korea
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are people most
likely to be directly critical of the
bosss idea?
France
Israel
India
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are people most
likely to be directly critical of the
bosss idea?
France
Israel
India
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are you most likely to
find a top down, hierarchical boss?
Mexico
Sweden
USA
Steves Big Quiz
In which country are you most likely to
find a top down, hierarchical boss?
Mexico
Sweden
USA
Steves Big Quiz
In which country do people mostly find
it difficult to say no?
Australia
India
UK
Steves Big Quiz
In which country do people mostly find
it difficult to say no?
Australia
India
UK
Steves Big Quiz
In which of these are modesty, self-
control and reserve key values?
China
Italy
India
Steves Big Quiz
In which of these are modesty, self-
control and reserve key values?
China
Italy
India
Steves Big Quiz
How likely would it be for a Japanese
colleague to ask you your age or how
much you earn at a bar after work?
Not sure
Pretty Likely
Very Unlikely
Steves Big Quiz
How likely would it be for a Japanese
colleague to ask you your age or how
much you earn at a bar after work?
Not sure
Pretty Likely
Very Unlikely
Seeing differences
across cultures
1. Directness
2. Enthusiasm
3. Formality
4. Assertiveness
5. Self-Promotion
6. Personal Expressiveness
Silent & Listen
Krishnamurti: So when you
are listening to somebody,
completely, attentively, then
you are listening not only to
the words, but also to the
feeling of what is being
conveyed, to the whole of it,
not part of it.
Presentation to Graduate Students, Amity University
You dont always get what you want
You ARE good enough!!
Presentation to Graduate Students, Amity University
Be happy NOW
Life can throw suffering at you!!
Change how you see yourself
Presentation to Graduate Students, Amity University
How do you let your
light shine?
 Stephen Covey:
Communication is the most
important skill in life
 Sir Richard Branson:
Communication is the most
important skill any leader can
possess
Presentation to Graduate Students, Amity University
Rabindranath Tagore
Everything comes to us that
belongs to us if we create the
capacity to receive it. You
have that capacity  you will
achieve it by communicating
your personal brand.

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  • 1. Let your light shine you are the future Stephen Manallack Presentation to Amity University Students
  • 2. How do you let your light shine? Stephen Covey: Communication is the most important skill in life Sir Richard Branson: Communication is the most important skill any leader can possess
  • 3. Indian business leaders truly shine! Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of The Aditya Birla Group It is about building the highest levels of empathy, without compromising on fairness and running a popularity contest.
  • 4. Dr Ashok K Chauhan shines!
  • 5. This is how to shine! My Journey
  • 6. No Limitations it is your world
  • 7. What is the starting point? Many of the best known leaders Branson and Jobs in the west, Tata and Birla in India - combined good values and effective communication. You can do this too. Who do you admire? What are the good values to underpin your personal brand? Avoiding the BOX OF LIMITATIONS
  • 8. VALUES will help you shine Generosity giving time, contributing, thinking of others, being present, listening Ethics do no harm, act for the good what are my intentions? Patience acceptance of what presents, allow failure or imperfection
  • 9. ACTION then makes you shine Talk it is safe to be silent but you build connection when you talk Listen deep listening silent - respect Connect see communication as a real open sharing between you and others - wishing for the happiness and success of everyone around you takes you out of the small world of me
  • 10. YOGANANDA inspires (Yogananda was one of the first to bring yoga from India to the west) There is a magnet in your heart that will attract true friends. That magnet is unselfishness, thinking of others first; when you learn to live for others, they will live for you.
  • 11. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is Chair and Managing Director of Biocon Ltd One should not be demotivated by failure but learn from ones mistakes. A sense of overall perseverance is very essential.
  • 12. The Big Secret Always have something useful to say. HOW? By using the 5 Ws
  • 13. Steves Big Quiz Being quick on your feet, able to adapt while remaining true to your own culture and values is the key to success across borders. Stephen Manallack
  • 14. Steves Big Quiz In which country are people generally most comfortable giving direct negative feedback at work? Germany Japan India
  • 15. Steves Big Quiz In which country are people generally most comfortable giving direct negative feedback at work? Germany Japan India
  • 16. Steves Big Quiz In which country would you often see high fives at work? UK USA Korea
  • 17. Steves Big Quiz In which country would you often see high fives at work? UK USA Korea
  • 18. Steves Big Quiz In which country would you often go out drinking with the boss? Germany France Japan
  • 19. Steves Big Quiz In which country would you often go out drinking with the boss? Germany France Japan
  • 20. Steves Big Quiz In which country are you most likely to share personal information with colleagues at work? Brazil Germany Korea
  • 21. Steves Big Quiz In which country are you most likely to share personal information with colleagues at work? Brazil Germany Korea
  • 22. Steves Big Quiz In which country are people most likely to be directly critical of the bosss idea? France Israel India
  • 23. Steves Big Quiz In which country are people most likely to be directly critical of the bosss idea? France Israel India
  • 24. Steves Big Quiz In which country are you most likely to find a top down, hierarchical boss? Mexico Sweden USA
  • 25. Steves Big Quiz In which country are you most likely to find a top down, hierarchical boss? Mexico Sweden USA
  • 26. Steves Big Quiz In which country do people mostly find it difficult to say no? Australia India UK
  • 27. Steves Big Quiz In which country do people mostly find it difficult to say no? Australia India UK
  • 28. Steves Big Quiz In which of these are modesty, self- control and reserve key values? China Italy India
  • 29. Steves Big Quiz In which of these are modesty, self- control and reserve key values? China Italy India
  • 30. Steves Big Quiz How likely would it be for a Japanese colleague to ask you your age or how much you earn at a bar after work? Not sure Pretty Likely Very Unlikely
  • 31. Steves Big Quiz How likely would it be for a Japanese colleague to ask you your age or how much you earn at a bar after work? Not sure Pretty Likely Very Unlikely
  • 32. Seeing differences across cultures 1. Directness 2. Enthusiasm 3. Formality 4. Assertiveness 5. Self-Promotion 6. Personal Expressiveness
  • 33. Silent & Listen Krishnamurti: So when you are listening to somebody, completely, attentively, then you are listening not only to the words, but also to the feeling of what is being conveyed, to the whole of it, not part of it.
  • 35. You dont always get what you want
  • 36. You ARE good enough!!
  • 39. Life can throw suffering at you!!
  • 40. Change how you see yourself
  • 42. How do you let your light shine? Stephen Covey: Communication is the most important skill in life Sir Richard Branson: Communication is the most important skill any leader can possess
  • 44. Rabindranath Tagore Everything comes to us that belongs to us if we create the capacity to receive it. You have that capacity you will achieve it by communicating your personal brand.