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06 Aug 25

Podcast Episode: The Butterfly Story

Let Them Struggle… So They Can Soar Welcome back to another episode of Wisdom Wave broughtto you by Triumph through Training. I’m Rajan Arora, and today, we shall talk about the importance of struggling. I want to share with you a story that has stayed with me for years.…

02 Aug 25

Beyond the Boundary: Leadership Lessons from Gavaskar to Gill

By Rajan Arora, Co-founder & Lead Trainer, Triumph through Training Pvt. Ltd. https://trainingsforall.com Soon after I was born in the 1970s, my fascination for cricket began in the early 80s. I wasn’t just a casual viewer—I was the kid glued to the Doordarshan telecast, waking up early for overseas matches,…

13 Jul 25

Exclusion to Inclusion: A New Lesson from an Old Game

In one of my recent training sessions on organizational culture and inclusive leadership, I posed an unusual question to the group: “What can we learn from the game of musical chairs?” Smiles, chuckles, and a few eye-rolls followed. “It’s just a children’s game,” someone said. But then we dug deeper—and…

15 Nov 24

Effective Time Management

Time—our most valuable, non-renewable resource. Every day, we have 24 hours, 1,440 minutes, and 86,400 seconds to invest or waste. In today’s fast-paced world, managing time is not just a skill; it’s an art that directly impacts productivity, work-life balance, and overall success. Recently, I was conducting a Time Management…

03 Dec 23

Unveiling a Vibrant Educational Leader in the dreary Desert Sands

In the vast expanse of Chittorgarh, nestled in the town of Pratapgarh, lies Lakshya Central, a school pulsating with the spirit of education. My recent soft skills and behavioural training assignment led me to this oasis of learning, and little did I know that the day would unfold with the…

28 Oct 23

Championing Change: Wisdom from a Business Trailblazer

In a recent twist of linguistic evolution, the NCERT panel recommended replacing ‘India’ with ‘Bharat.’ Will this be a mere surface change, or could it signify something more profound? It’s a question that makes you ponder, not just about words, but about the change itself. This proposition led me to…