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Featured Leader, Preethy Padmanabhan

  
  
  
  
  
  

Preethy is one of the 2009 FWL-Become a Fearless Entrepreneur Alumni and Team Leader at Cisco. As our host, you can meet her at the Become a Fearless Entrepreneur Informational South Bay Session. 

:: Current Title & Company
Co-Founder, GloSmart

:: Online Profiles
Join Preethy on LinkedIn

::Favorite Book?
Celebrating Silence - Sri Sri Ravishankar
Leadership and Self Deception - Arbinger Institute

::Woman Leader That Inspires You?
Indra Nooyi - CEO of PepsiCo
Padmasree Warrior - CTO of Cisco

::Who Was Your Best Manager? Why?
My best manager was Richard Faubert, my hiring manager at Cisco, San Jose. He encouraged me to grow from an individual contributor to a Program manager and it was my first step towards confidence and developing management skills.

::Your First "Real" Job?
My first Real job was at Hughes Software Systems in Bangalore, India. I started as a Software developer for Voice over IP.

::Where Do You Do Your Best Thinking?
More relevant -  "When do I do my best thinking" - Right after my meditation, yoga or a relaxing activity

::What Do you Value Most in Employees? Colleagues?
I value employees, colleagues who honor their commitments,  are straight talkers and honestly inform me both good and bad news. 

::What Would you Like to Be The World's Best At?
I would rather be good at many things than best at one thing. That is why I chose to experiment with Entrepreneurship as it will give me a taste of everything I can do and I love variety.

::What Do You Consider Your Greatest Achievement?
Winning the Hughes Best student award in my final year at Undergrad competing against 50 top applicants from my university BITS Piliani, India.

::What is Your Personal Mission Statement?
My personal mission/ goal is to live in the present moment and focus on how to make a difference each day to myself, my family, my business and my world. My heart is full, my mind is clear and my body is relaxed. My intuition is guiding me to my ultimate destiny.

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Impressive insights... 
After retreats you are very productive. 
 
Marketing professionals make sound (bells & whistles) to win. 
You choose silence strategy over sounds to win. 
Marketing people talk BS to compete. 
You choose truth and honesty to say which is good and bad (what works and what doesn't work). 
 
There are people who follow Yoga principles and become monks or Swamijis. 
and there are business magnets who are greedy and do very good in business. But it is ideal and hard to use yoga principles and be an Entrepreneur. You are doing just that. 
 
Glow in Tamil language is called "thee" (bright and steady fire). Thee (light) on the hill. 
 
May you glow (shine brightly and steadily) larger and smarter (prajna - wisdom) and in that glowing enrich people whom you come in contact with!
Posted @ Wednesday, December 09, 2009 8:51 AM by Mani Subramanian
Thank you Mani for leading me to this site. It is wonderful to find women that are using yogic principles in everyday life. Without some form of inner practice a soul is truly lost. We can only recapture our intuitive insight by turning around in consciousness and simply remembering our birth rite as women.That is to teach, to nurture and to grow not only as a spiritual traveler in time but with every thought or new idea that we may have. For that we need space to reflect and link to other like minded souls. Retreats are a wonderful way to renew the body and and mind and become more creative. If you have any interest there is a wonderful retreat at the March Equinox in Woodside Ca.(just for women) For details you can contact me for a flyer or just check out Santosha4women on Facebook and contribute to the forum. Prem
Posted @ Wednesday, December 09, 2009 11:38 AM by camella nair (swami Nibhrtananda)
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