Great Leaders know how to turn on this simple SWITCH | Rashmi Sharma | TEDxHanoi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2018
- Rashmi’s chance encounter with swing dance led to her dancing across eight international locations while unlearning traditional leadership lessons. She talks about why 'following' is the new leading and her personal experience of realizing it through the magical swing dance. Rashmi’s favorite word is antifragile - the skill of gaining from disorder, which she believes is key for thriving global communities. In her quest to be antifragile, her chance encounter with jazz dance led her to dancing across eight international locations while unlearning profound leadership lessons which inspired this talk.
Currently she leads Learning and Wellbeing for South East Asia & Australasia for Unilever. Prior to that she was with IBM and Aon where she led & consulted with diverse leaders on unlocking people potential.
She has been recipient of several coveted titles such as Top 25 HR professionals in India and one of the top 10 women in the Economic Times Young Leaders List. Rashmi enjoys being an idea catalyst and has been a thought leader at industry forums, most notably UN Youth Speak 2017 by AIESEC along with ministry of education. She has also co-authored transformation case study for Richard Ivey School of Business. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I always remember her. She has delivered one of the most important wisdom we all need. Love her talk. It is SO Amazing! But yes, we do need to practice being a "Reasoned Follower" who has decided to follow someone after thorough reasoning and THUS being convinced that they are worthy of being a leader and thus of our followership.
Great presentation regarding leadership ..
Thank you🤝
I never thought in this way, great speech
It is a good lesson to tech a being good followers before a good leader.
Extraordinary ! Eye opener !!
❤❤ so well explained...
Touched my heart above and beyond
Being good follower is much more important than being good leader
Dont just be a follower.. In Indian Style..Swing Zara.. Swing Zara... :) - to be a leader as necessary and create a PERformance!
Great talk Rashmi!
If you want to become a good leader first you should be a good follower ! Wow !
Excellent 👌👌👌
It'd be really good if there is an introduction of the presenter, by the presenter herself. It helps others to understand her background as well.. and her level of experience. That way people would be more capable of relating things and incidents mentioned in the talk.
Wow 🔥 what a voice
If all become leaders, who are the followers? Swami Vivekananda said" BE & MAKE". Sharma spoke very well. Leader is like a flower with fragrance, followers r like bees.
Wow, very interesting take on leadership and followership
Awesome, It’s a lot like in premise improv, the initiator with a game in his/her mind but it’s the 2nd player that makes the game clear and the one that helps the initiator be funny. Listening once again is key to improvisation.
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Like that new perception, Dont just be a follower or dogmatic leader.. In Indian Style..Swing Zara.. Swing Zara... :) - to be a leader also, as necessary and create a PERformance!
Awesome
Great
Helpful for learning English
Nice..
15:55 This is what needs to be done in marriages. Both husband and wife have to switch the roles of leadership & followership like this.
I was thinking the same thing.
I was thinking the same thing.
To being a good leader we want emphasis a good follower skills
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Nice voice
Very well explained :)
Nice
For being good leader first u need to be good follower
so i need a good follower aswell as have to become a good follower ...which is first?regarding to rashmi's talk..brave rashmi..well speach.
@Rashmi Sharma Even in Spirituality, it is said that the finest Master is the one who can practice being a student always. It is like -- the leadership happens undecidedly, while one remains focused on learning. Lovely talk, Rashmi. Do read my comment of appreciation posted separately.
Her english better than me 😆
very good but m kese sheekhuga english language
@Rashmi Sharma He means, Hindi mein kyon nahin bole 😂😂😂 Santosh Bhaiya, Explanation chahiye hindi mein toh bataiye, hum translate kar denge aapke liye. Audio bhej denge.
Any malayalees
Surprise
I want to talk with someone. Who is interested to me if anyone interested then reply me fast.
Hi yes I am interested
No need to make simple thing a complicated
Rashmi Sharma thanks a lot..... Good to receive your reply tooo.
You thing it is complicated!!!!!!!
Strange🤔
TedX quality is just going from bad to worse. Case in point this speaker.
Can you please elaborate?