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Two Birds in a Tree: Timeless Indian Wisdom for Business Leaders

By Ram Nidumolu
Narrated by: Jim Manchester
Unabridged — 6 hours, 32 minutes
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By Ram Nidumolu
Narrated by: Jim Manchester
Unabridged — 6 hours, 32 minutes
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Looking back to the ancient knowledge of the Indian scripture, the Upanishads, Ram Nidumolu finds the core philosophy of sustainable leadership that¿s needed today. In this remarkable book, he uses a powerful parable from these scriptures to create a business vision that our world desperately needs.

¿There are two birds, two sweet friends, who dwell in the selfsame tree,¿ says the Upanishads. The first bird, dwelling on the lower part of the tree, lives ¿in sorrow and anxiety.¿ Unable …