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Episode 118 - Nitin Govila- Senior Vice President Asia Pacific – Serge Ferrari
About Nitin Govila
Nitin Govila is a global business executive and has an extensive background in building and growing regions and organizations across multiple industries, channels and cultures.
He is currently the Senior Vice-President for Serge-Ferrari, Nitin manages 7 independently-operated territories across Asia Pacific, Middle-East and Africa. Serving on the executive leadership team, Nitin is directly accountable for all business operations and M&A activities across the region.
About this episode
In this episode Nitin talks about his experience as working across different companies and cultures, and the importance of heartfulness. He also talks about what one can do to reduce stress and the importance of medication in daily life experiences.
Tune in to a heartful episode!
Quotes
3:44 – You don’t concentrate to meditate but you meditate to concentrate
4:02 – What the whole element of meditation is you’re trying to calm your mind, you’re trying to put your mind at rest
6:26 – Any meditation practice is always recommended to be continued and be part of your journey
6:38 – Sit in a quiet place and just close your eyes, simply bring your attention to your heart and start the meditation
8:58 – You cannot be judgemental! You have to be open, you have to be accepting, you have to be patient, you have to be a good listener, you also have to have curiosity, ask questions, try to understand, try to observe
10:04 – A little bit reading, somewhere to just understand is always helpful because it prepares you well
23:37 – Just keep on moving
23:51 – Believe in yourself is very important, keep on trying, keep on working hard
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nitin-govila/
The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/
The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/
Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review
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About Nitin Govila
Nitin Govila is a global business executive and has an extensive background in building and growing regions and organizations across multiple industries, channels and cultures.
He is currently the Senior Vice-President for Serge-Ferrari, Nitin manages 7 independently-operated territories across Asia Pacific, Middle-East and Africa. Serving on the executive leadership team, Nitin is directly accountable for all business operations and M&A activities across the region.
About this episode
In this episode Nitin talks about his experience as working across different companies and cultures, and the importance of heartfulness. He also talks about what one can do to reduce stress and the importance of medication in daily life experiences.
Tune in to a heartful episode!
Quotes
3:44 – You don’t concentrate to meditate but you meditate to concentrate
4:02 – What the whole element of meditation is you’re trying to calm your mind, you’re trying to put your mind at rest
6:26 – Any meditation practice is always recommended to be continued and be part of your journey
6:38 – Sit in a quiet place and just close your eyes, simply bring your attention to your heart and start the meditation
8:58 – You cannot be judgemental! You have to be open, you have to be accepting, you have to be patient, you have to be a good listener, you also have to have curiosity, ask questions, try to understand, try to observe
10:04 – A little bit reading, somewhere to just understand is always helpful because it prepares you well
23:37 – Just keep on moving
23:51 – Believe in yourself is very important, keep on trying, keep on working hard
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nitin-govila/
The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/
The Matrix Green Pill Podcast: https://thematrixgreenpill.com/
Please review us: https://g.page/r/CS8IW35GvlraEAI/review