Dr. Sujata Singhi is a well-known motivational speaker, bestselling author, TEDx speaker, master NLP trainer, and spiritual scientist. She has over 20 years of combined working and business experience, and has transformed more than 300,000 lives across universities, colleges, corporates, government departments, hospitals, social groups, NGOs, Clubs, associations, and more. She is a rare spiritual scientist who leads people towards practising transformative spiritual sciences globally to build stronger nations and bring world peace.
She is the World Peace Ambassador, India and holds prestigious leadership board positions in research institutions like IJBST, an MIL of UNESCO and EUDOXIA research University, USA and Research Center, India.
Dr. Singhi holds a Masters in Business Administration majoring in Finance and Marketing. However, she followed her calling and moved from the corporate environment towards transforming lives by imparting life skill education and wellness guidance with the help of sound and spiritual sciences using the wisdom of Vedic leadership, both in the arena of corporate and public governance. She has done extensive research in the field of Sound as Medicine and the Spiritual Science of the Vedic systems in leadership and wealth creation. Dr. Singhi has been conferred with 5, including one in Sound and Spiritual Sciences accredited by Cambridge Distance Education, UK, and also conferred with a D.Litt. in Musical Arts.
Her work has been recognized by the World Book of Records, UK. India Book of Records, Iconic Book of Records, Star Book of Records in Personal and Professional categories.
She is invited globally by corporates, colleges, universities, professional groups, intercultural groups, women and empowerment groups, conferences and conclaves as a speaker, key-note speaker, chief guest and also to conduct trainings, bootcamps, workshops on concepts of Mental and Emotional Wellness to enhance productivity and efficiency.
Dr. Singhi talks about the Effective Leadership to Deal with VUCA World.
To thrive in this VUCA world, the skills and competencies needed by leaders is also changing, this means they should imbibe and convert their current skills and competencies which will help organizations for
- Creating an culture and environment of openness which values discovery, diverse perspectives, and experimentation
• Detecting and identifying the weak signals that predict and foretell changes in customer loyalty, or opportunities enabled by new technology
• Conducting interactive dialogues that put new ideas into the context of the company’s work, and translate new information into differentiating capabilities
Antidotes against VUCA world
Volatility is a phase of nature – speed, volume, magnitude and dynamics of continuous change. In fact this situation is not unprecedented, such situations can be predicted looking at the changes in the environment of the business.
In volatile situations the knowledge of facts and opinions is important, separating facts and opinion, precise and objective communication is the key in this situation. Volatility can only be combated with clear vision. When changes are rapid, employees need to know what’s happening, where they are heading to. A clear cut vision and fact based knowledge of the situation helps creating a pathway.
Let’s take an example of such volatility.
How does monsoon effect the business and Indian Economy?
The Indian economy is highly sensitive to agronomics and so even a slight change in the pattern of the monsoon affects the food prices. An unfortunate delay in the “Great Indian Monsoon” affects cultivation causing food prices to soar leading to inflation in the country.
Investors have phobia towards the inflation. This moody monsoon creates volatile situations in the market and affects agriculture, automobiles, telecom, FMCG, banks, tobacco Companies and cement sectors.
Ultimately this impacts the business situations of an organization.
In the situations of “Uncertainty”, lack of predictability is an issue. There is lack of information, however, such situations bring substantial change.
Vital competencies for Uncertainty are understanding, listening and comprehension. Keeping open mind, listening and receiving appropriate messages from the environment which directly affects the economy and business are important aspects. Dealing with contradictions is of utmost importance as there is lack of predictability.
Antidote for “Uncertainty” is- “Understanding”, rapid changes in the environment requires faster communication, ensuring everyone has the same level of understanding.
Let’s take an example of uncertainty –
What odds would have been given in 2006 on Lehman’s going bust or Merrill Lynch being taken over? Who would have contemplated that a software company focused on video streaming, only founded in 2005 would be bought for $1.6billion in 2006?
Combatting “Complexity” with clarity
Coping with the complexity of today’s business environment is not about predicting the future or reducing risk. It’s about building capability of people, and the organization, to adapt continuously and learn speedily, in order to maximize the chances of seizing fleeting opportunities.
Example of ambiguity in business is very common and usual. In the world of modern business, project or product managers often do not know until their product is finished whether or not it is what the customer wanted. Misunderstood, ambiguous, and assumption-laden statements cause more project and product failures than any other factor
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