What if the greatest leadership lesson you ever learn comes from a street corner in Pune-not a boardroom or a business school?
On a street corner in Pune, a chai wallah has spent over two decades pouring three hundred cups a day. Somewhere along the way, he mastered something most leaders spend entire careers chasing: knowing, without being told, exactly what the person standing in front of him needs. He has never read a leadership book. He didn't need to.
BREW WHAT MATTERS is built around that discovery. Author Deepak Goyal spent twenty years telling organizations the uncomfortable truth about what he found. This book records what he noticed: the instincts he studied in corporate boardrooms were already fully formed in a man with a gas burner and zero management training. Across twelve chapters-each named after a way of making coffee or chai, Goyal pairs Hollywood classics with Indian masterpieces to unpack crucial leadership facets:
12 Angry Men & Munnabhai MBBS: Dissent as a discipline, not a personality trait.
Sully & Neerja: Building courage long before crisis strikes.
Hidden Figures & Chak De! India: Attention-not talent-as an organization's rarest resource.
RRR, Gully Boy & Newton: Leadership without a title, when no one is watching.
Goyal offers no tidy redemption arcs, leaving readers unsettled and specific rather than comforted and vague. Read it front to back or turn to whichever chapter matches your Tuesday.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if the greatest leadership lesson you ever learn comes from a street corner in Pune-not a boardroom or a business school?On a street corner in Pune, a chai wallah has spent over two decades pouring three hundred cups a day. Somewhere along the way, he mastered something most leaders spend entire careers chasing: knowing, without being told, exactly what the person standing in front of him needs. He has never read a leadership book. He didn't need to.BREW WHAT MATTERS is built around that discovery. Author Deepak Goyal spent twenty years telling organizations the uncomfortable truth about what he found. This book records what he noticed: the instincts he studied in corporate boardrooms were already fully formed in a man with a gas burner and zero management training. Across twelve chapters-each named after a way of making coffee or chai, Goyal pairs Hollywood classics with Indian masterpieces to unpack crucial leadership facets: 12 Angry Men & Munnabhai MBBS: Dissent as a discipline, not a personality trait.Sully & Neerja: Building courage long before crisis strikes.Hidden Figures & Chak De! India: Attention-not talent-as an organization's rarest resource.RRR, Gully Boy & Newton: Leadership without a title, when no one is watching.Goyal offers no tidy redemption arcs, leaving readers unsettled and specific rather than comforted and vague. Read it front to back or turn to whichever chapter matches your Tuesday. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798906438300
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