Book Description
Sports and business have often been at the opposite ends of the spectrum and rarely extended a hand out to each other. But is it supposed to be that way? What if the businesses switched glasses with sports to view what it has to offer? This book views the sports world through a management lens and offers valuable learnings to the new-age leaders in management. At its core, the book's purpose is to create “Sports Class Thinking for Business Leaders”. Sports have a lot to offer by merely watching and scanning each player's move. This is what the book comprises of and intends to offer to its readers. The pressure of split-second flips in sports bears far more learnings than in any business's Board Meeting. The book contains extensive Research and References back the findings complemented by factual examples drawn from cricket, badminton, wrestling, boxing, football, basketball and chess. It is full of key learnings that are valuable in the course of leadership and life alike. The book is aimed to bring to light the overlap in purpose and fulfill it through the real-life instances in sports that have gone to make history and establish that there is more to achieve than one may think or believe.
