Dhoni the leader
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This document summarizes leadership lessons from Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. It discusses his background growing up in Ranchi, Jharkhand and rise to lead the Indian national cricket team. Key leadership lessons highlighted from Dhoni's career include deciding decisively in pressure situations, performing when needed most, managing pressure calmly, respecting both senior and junior team members, commanding respect from rivals, handling both success and failure gracefully, and accepting responsibility for his own mistakes. The document was compiled by a team to highlight Dhoni's exemplary leadership.
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Dhoni the leader
- 1. DHONI THE LEADER COMPILED BY • SULTAN • SWENI • YUVARAJ • GOPI DHONI
- 2. A boy from small town Ranchi, Jharkhand made his way to the biggest stage of cricket.
- 3. BACKGROUND • Name : Mahendra Singh Dhoni • Nick names : Mahi, Captain cool • Date of birth : July 7, 1981 (34 years) • Home town : Ranchi, Jharkhand • Role : Captain of Indian cricket team ,Wicket keeper & Right hand batsman
- 4. LEADER… If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more you are a leader.
- 5. LEADERSHIP… Leadership is about making others better as result of your presence and making sure that impacts lasts in your absence.
- 6. LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM MSD
- 7. 1) JUST DECIDE - THERE IS NO RIGHT NOR WRONG Giving final overs to • Jogindar Sharma in T20 WC 2007 ( Vs. Pak – final) • Hardick Pandya in T20 WC 2016 ( Vs. Ban – league ) • Virat Kohli in T20WC 2016 ( Vs. WI – semi final)
- 8. 2) PERFORMANCE MATTERS WHEN IN NEED • In IPL 2010 Vs. XI Punjab – semi final • With Yuvi in 2011 WC Final • Stumping bats man by removing glouse Vs. Ban in T20 WC
- 9. 3) MANAGING PRESSURE • That’s why he called as “Captain Cool”
- 10. 4) MANAGING EGOS & RESPECTING TEAM MEMBERS With • Seniors ( Yuvaraj Singh…..) • Juniors (Kohli…..) • Coaches (Ravi Shastri....)
- 11. 5) INVOKES RESPECT IN THE RIVALS
- 12. 6) MANAGING SUCCESS & FAILURE • Having grate level of handedness & humility to handle fame & money at an early age. • Having good character & attitude to bounce back for all embracing losses after 2011 WC.
- 13. 7) ACCEPTING MISTAKES • Always graceful enough to accept his follies & doen’t pass the buck to his other teammates
- 14. THANKYOU By team