Life Lessons for Young Professionals: Insights from Subroto Bagchi
Subroto Bagchi, an Indian entrepreneur and business leader, shares valuable life lessons in his book "Go Kiss the World." From respecting subordinates to valuing what you leave behind, each lesson offers practical advice for personal and professional growth. Bagchi's anecdotes, influenced by his father and mother, highlight the importance of humility, empathy, and integrity in achieving success and making a meaningful impact. Through his inspiring words and experiences, Bagchi encourages young professionals to embrace a holistic view of success, beyond material possessions, and to approach life with a spirit of kindness and gratitude.
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Go Kiss the World : Life Lessons For The Young Professional by Subroto Bagchi Subroto Bagchi (31 May 1957) is an Indian entrepreneur and business leader. He is the co-founder of Mindtree and a business author.
Speech by Bagchi Before new professionals
1] The lesson to never misuse public facilities. 2] second lesson, telling them always to respect their subordinates more than their seniors as it is more important to respect small people.
Another lesson which his father taught him and his brothers was You should leave your newspaper and your toilet the way you expect to find it.* habit of reading the newspaper daily in Subroto. After reading the newspaper, he was taught to fold it correctly.
Another lesson, not to measure personal success and sense of wellbein g thr ough material possessions like Radio father always refused to buy them, telling them that they don t need a radio because their family already have five (referring to the children).
Subrotos mother taught him lesson It is not what you create for yourself, it is what you leave behind that defines success.*.
Another lesson Success is not to see the word but about seeing the light.
Subrotos Fathers Death The man who himself was on his deathbed was asking his nurse that why she hadn t gone home yet. Lession-There s no limit to how much a person can concern for another person
The words Go, Kiss the World were said by Subroto s mother to him on her deathbed.
Q: Why do you think Subroto Bagchis children were not allowed to call their driver by his name? respect their subordinates more than their seniors as it is more important to respect small people.jeep s driver by his name and were always Dada his daughters and they were supposed to call their driver uncle old to add the suffix Dada
Q: What do you think the last words of Subroto Bagchi smother, Go, Kiss the World mean? The last words of Subroto Bagchi s mother, Go, Kiss the World are said to Bagchi and are telling him to stay connected to a larger world existence and live his life instead of being sad for his mother. This is also what Bagchi s father and mother taught him when he was a child and has helped in becoming what he is today.
These lessons were taught to Bagchi by his father. Success is not about what you create for yourself but about what you leave behind. Success is about a sense of larger connectedness with the world. Success is not about seeing the world but it is about seeing the light.
Recent Questions and Answers on Go Kiss the World - Subroto Bagchi 1] How does Bagchi's mother influenced him? 2] Why Subroto's father referred his five children as his five houses??? 3] Bagchi s parents role in his success. 4] Why children of Bagchi household were not allowed to call the driver, the driver . 5]What was the condition of Safadarjung hospital.
