What I learned at INSEAD 

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Thank you so much Pavan! This under-10-min video really did add a lot of value & gave a new perspective entirely ~

Chapter 1- The risks and returns of right decision making. Chapter 2- Constantly work on your strengths and network. Chapter 3- "Finding yourself" at a B-School

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A real-world explanation on opportunity cost!

Chapter names @Pavan Sathiraju Learning 1: Opportunity Cost Learning 2: Conscious effort towards building relationships & Constant Upskilling Learning 3: Self Awareness ( Understanding your own patterns )

Thank you Pavan sir 😀. This video made me look at a few things different ! Here’s what I leaned from it. 1. When you make a decision, you pay a price. Be aware of that price. 2. B-school prepares you for the upcoming challenges, instead of a few particular subjects. 3. A commitment to learning and growing is important. 4. You get to discover who you really are during the b school.

Chapter 1: Every decision/choice will have a price that you have to pay. Choose what you love and make rational decisions. Chapter 2: Not just only build, spend some time to cultivate it. Whether knowledge or relationship. Chapter 3: Identify the pattern. Learn about yourself through the decisions you make.

Chapter 1: Ability to make rational decisions.

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Chapter 3: Getting to know yourself!!

Chapter 2: How to cultivate relationships and skills.

Hi Pavan Sir, you are creating a very good content which has a impact in everyone life. Chapter 1- Decisions not good nor bad Chapter 2- Network is the net worth Chapter 3- Decision making pattern Can you make a video on how to remain productive through out the day?

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Sir with how much work ex did you apply to INSEAD? Also what is the average work ex of MBA students there?

At this point in your life sir, do you think you made the right decision passing up on Wharton or passing up on the Mckinsey project in the US?

Beautifully curated content.These are so impactful! I am so glad that I can take these away with me without having been to a premier B-School. I would like to summarise the key takeaways as short chapter names of a bestseller: 1. Cognitive decision making- Every decision has a price, but it's important to enjoy the journey not the destination. 2. Unified amalgamation- Building on habits, relationship and learnings. It's important to cement the foundations of a building, rather than simply adding bricks to it. 3. Experiential learning- Good decisions comes from experience and experience comes from bad decisions. It's important to use the learnings as steppings stones! Thoughts? @Pavan