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Book: Swami Vivekananda's Winning Formulas to become Successful Managers by ARK Sharma on how to be successful Manager

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S W A M I V I V E K A N A N D A's 
Winning Formulas to become Successful Managers 

- A.R.K Sharma


About the Author:

Mr. A.R.K Sharma, a gold medalist in science. He is a UPSC recruited class 1 officer. At present he is the vice president of Tata Docomo Services. He has been always influenced by Swami Vivekanadha and his writings. He has authored up to 14 books which are best sellers

Swami Vivekanadha:
Born as Narendra Dutta, he was a disciple of Ramakrishna. He died at the early age of 39. He is well-known for his speech at the Parliament of World Religions in Chicago, 1893 which he began with the most famous words as "Sisters and Brothers of America"




Why this Book?

To Analyse and increase our commitment for our success.


Characteristic of people :
1) People with Low commitment and Low competency - like COLORLESS and ODORLESS FLOWERS

a) Always require monitoring, guidance, cause of correction to perform anything constructive.
b) They are like colorless and odorless flowers.
c) They are simple in nature.



 2) People with High commitment and Low competency - Like COLORLESS BUT SCENTED FLOWERS

a) They work hard with little success.
b) They are good in ratline & repetitive matters.
c) Colorless flowers but with excellent fragrance.



3) People with High competency and low commitment - Like COLORFUL without FRAGRANCE FLOWERS

a) They are extra ordinary brilliant and have excellent competency.
b) Lake of commitment makes unsuccessful in spite of competency.
c) They are like flowers with beautiful colors but without fragrance.



 4) People with high commitment & high competency - Like COLORFUL with FRAGRANCE FLOWERS

a) They are gift of God. The more such people will bring glory to society.
b) They are like flowers with beautiful colors and excellent fragrance.





Commitment Winning formulas as said by Swami Vivekanadha:

1) Commitment - Early Awakening

Winning Formula - ARISE! AWAKE! STOP NOT TILL THE GOAL IS REACHED

The passion to execute plans and achieve results is the fundamental factor in successful people.

2) Commitment - Sense of Responsibility

Winning Formula - BLAME NONE FOR YOUR OWN FAULTS 


Never talk about the faults of others ,no matter how bad they may be.


3) Commitment - Focus on Execution of Work

Winning Formula - WORK, WORK, WORK — LET THIS BE YOUR MOTTO


4) Commitment - Zeal

Winning Formula - IF YOU FAIL A THOUSAND TIMES, MAKE ATTEMPT ONCE MORE

       What is done is done … do not repent; do not brood over past deeds… you can not undo, the effect must come, face it, but be careful never to do the same thing.




5) Commitment - Commitment to Others

Winning Formula - WHEN THERE IS A CONFLICT BETWEENHEART AND BRAIN,LET THE HEART BE FOLLOWED

We should break our narrow mindedness and stand by heart at the time of crisis.




Hear our former president's vision about Swami Vivekananda




Competence Winning formulas as said by Swami Vivekanadha:


1) Competence - Courage

Winning Formula - STOP RUNNING - FACE THE BRUTES




Face the challenges with courage instead of running away from it










2) Competence - Faith 

Winning Formula - FAITH, FAITH, FAITH IN OURSELVES

1.          The faith is oneself is the fundamental factor to win. This winning formula of Swami Vivekananda empowers us to move forward in life and attain success. Whatever we think , that we will be. If we think we are weak, weak we will be




3) Competence - Self Respect

Winning Formula - EYE FOR EYE; TOOTH FOR TOOTH; BUT DO NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG



Many times fear stops us from going ahead and we strangely back out accepting failure in ignorant manner

4) Competence - Focus of mind

Winning Formula - FULL ATTENTION; NO TENSION




The secret of work is to work without being drawn away in tension and worry

"Chita burn dead body and chinta burns living body"









5) Competence - Strength

Winning Formula - STRENGTH, STRENGTH, STRENGTH, IT IS THAT WE WANT MORE IN HIS LIFE


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