2. The purpose that has guided your life’s work In the corporate world, I lived by my motto “Work Hard, Play Hard, Have Fun (at what you do)” In my personal life and in my third innings!, Learnt from my father a social worker, “Takers may eat better, but the givers will sleep better”. “Get a lot more from giving than from taking” Leave a “Legacy of Goodwill” -that what my father’s memoir was called! While over the years I have worked cooking/serving food/fodder pantries stocking/working with disabled, supporting young children education and feeding, that has all been for me -to make me feel good. Now when I am full time serving others, it feels I am doing something for them! 3. Transformative experiences shaping your worldview. Learning from my Marine friends at CSX Logistics -do all you can! Learning during the tough times at i2 -put yourself in others shoes, empathize with their situation Growing up without much, learning that having don’t make us, what we give, does 4. The lasting human impact you are committed to advancing. Touch and impact as many rural Indian (children) and less-fortunate as I can. Drive a change in their Health, Education and Welfare. 5. How you develop and empower the next generation of leaders. I have been blessed working with folks far smarter than me, far more talented than me. Guide them, let them grow their strengths and contribute with them. Highlight possible roadblocks and work with them to overcome. Walk in their shoes. Put their priorities above yours. I loved what a team member made in my recent past -“we were skeptical when you came aboard to manage us- a bunch of PHDs when you did not have a doctorate, but you supported us and campaigned for our ideas”. Best leadership lesson for me Humility and empathy go a long way in earning trust, empowering teams, learning from the best! 6. Your signature offerings / initiatives / products / services (up to 22). I have been fortunate to work with the best teams, folks smart