I had just closed the laptop on a career-high moment when my past decided to tap me on the shoulder. Life has a funny way of connecting dots.
I recently got a positive feedback on a key presentation. Minutes later, a gallery notification pops up: a photo from over 10 years ago of me receiving an award from my boss at Accenture, Uday Sanghani.
The irony isn’t lost on me. I was not a natural at presentations back then. It was through working with Uday Sanghani – observing his rigor, absorbing his feedback (and there was a lot of it 😅) that I built a fundamental career skill.
A decade later, his influence is still evident in my work. This is a heartfelt thank you to you, Uday Sanghani, for the investment. It has paid dividends across my career ever since.
It makes me think: the seeds of our biggest strengths are often planted by others in what seem like everyday moments. Acknowledge those moments 🙏🏻
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