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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/leadershipfrommythology/
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**课程名称:** 印度神话中的领导力智慧 **课程概述:** 本课程通过讲述25多个蕴含深刻领导力智慧的印度神话故事,为学习者提供了一个易于记忆和分享的学习体验。课程作者Rupak Shah在阅读了大量领导力书籍后,意外地从印度神话中发现了丰富的领导力启示,并与神话学家Rishi Nanda合作,精心制作了这门线上课程。 **课程内容:** * **领导者类型:** 通过梵天、毗湿奴和湿婆的故事,探究不同类型的领导者。 * **领导者角色:** 以帕舒拉玛、罗摩、克里希纳、佛陀和迦尔季的故事为例,学习领导者在不同情境下的多种角色。 * **下属支持:** 从Draupadi被侮辱的故事中,领悟在何时以及如何支持下属的关键课程。 * **竞争对手分析:** 通过刺杀Dronacharya、Bheeshma和Karna的情节,学习竞争对手分析的重要性。 * **其他精彩内容:** * 了解象头神甘尼许为何被称为“破障者”。 * 探讨为何梵天不被供奉。 * 分析克里希纳在摩诃婆罗多战争中为何选择支持般度族。 * 揭示更多鲜为人知的印度神话故事及其领导力启示。 **学习价值:** 本课程将帮助您: * 从独特的角度理解领导力原则。 * 通过故事形式,更轻松地学习和记忆领导力知识。 * 将学习到的智慧应用于工作和生活中,与同事、下属和家人分享。 * 深入了解印度丰富的文化遗产及其现代意义。
In this video e-course, you will get to know 25+ stories giving insightful lessons about leadership. As learning is in story format, it is easy not only to remember it but also to share it with others - colleagues, subordinates and also with your kids.I (Rupak Shah) have read almost all famous books (more than 500 nonfiction books) on leadership from various authors. I thought I will never be able to learn all those lessons from Indian mythology.But I was so wrong. I realised it when I met Rishi Nanda, a mythologist by profession. Rishi trains on various self-growth topics with the help of mythology. His depth of knowledge made me realise that how much we are unaware of our culture.Therefore I decided to shoot an e-course with him so that not just me but everyone can benefit from this knowledge.What will you learn in the course?From the story of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh know what are the different types of LeadersFrom the story of Parshuram, Ram, Krishna, Buddha, and Kalki learn about different roles of a LeaderFrom the Draupadi cheer haran know the important lesson on when to help your subordinatesFrom the plot of killing Dhroncharya, Bheeshma, and Karna, you will learn about the importance of competitor analysis, and lots more in the courseAlso, you will get to knowWhy Lord Ganpati is known VignahartaWhy is Lord Brahma not worshipedWhy Krishna took Pandava's side in Mahabharata and many more less known things about Mythology