Veerendra K Jaitly

Veerendra K Jaitly

VK Jaitly is a motivational speaker, a consultant, a coach, a writer and a mentor for the corporate world. He is an ex IITian with 35 years of experience in corporate, academics and defence. His workshops on ‘Business Excellence thru People (BEP)’ have been highly acclaimed for increasing productivity and profitability of organizations.

Jaitly has a number of articles to his credit and has delivered lectures/ presentations at National and International forums and has travelled across the globe. He had been the Leader for an All India Motor Cycle Rally and was Oi/C for a Car Rally from Kanyakumari to Delhi. He loves to trek, plays Golf. His first motivational book ‘We Can! We Can!’ has been getting very good reviews.

Focus On Your Priorities

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There was a lot of discussion going on in one of our retired Naval Officers’s Group a couple of days back about the current election scenario in India. Majority of the officers were of the opinion that PM Modi is the best choice as he has done an excellent job and so he should continue for at least
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Compete Against Yourself

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There is nothing wrong in competition. People have been competing against each other since time immemorial. Look at the famous Mahabharta; Karna competed fiercely with Arjun in archery. Duryodhana competed with Bhim for supremacy. In the sports field, sportsmen work hard to compete against other
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You Give; What You Have

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Let me start this article by a story that was narrated by David J. Polay and this story became so popular that he eventually wrote a book titled: “The Law of the Garbage Truck.” The story in the words of David, “Sixteen years ago I learned this lesson. And I learned it in the back of a New York City
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All Professions Are Great

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This article was sent by my friend Commander KL Narsimha in the WhatsApp group of our Indian Navy Batchmates. It must be a forward by him too. And it is very much possible that some of you may have read it also. Even if you have read it earlier, you will love it reading again. A real story... A
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Discussions: Yes, Arguments: No

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Some of us use these two words ‘Arguments’ and ‘Discussion’ interchangeably. Both involve individuals talking with one another and telling what they think, feel, understand about a particular situation or a subject. But according to me there is a lot of difference between these two words. I
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