MS Dhoni: Right Attitude at Right Time at Right Place

How can anyone forget yesterday's test match of India Vs. Australia. That was a winning moment for sure but more than that that was a very emotional moment also. It was the last cricket playing day for our loving dada..Saurav Ganguly. He was always a lovable captain of our cricket team, but fortune is no one's friend. He encountered bot teh good and black days in his career. It as a learning experience for me. The way the present captain-- M S Dhoni paid his gratitude towards the two former captains was remarkable. Neither was he forced, nor anyone paid him extra bucks for the act he did on the field. He invited dada to lead the team in the last over of the match. At the award ceremony, he invited Anil Kumble to collect the trophy. Where does this attitude come from? Does it requires any motivation or something else? NO. It is how we see life. This is how we show what kind of a personality are we. It shows, what is more important, the win or the team spirit? We should learn from the leadership skills Dhoni showed on the cricket ground yesterday. In corporate world, do we have same attitude? Do we pay our gratitude to the person whom we sometimes replace, or sometimes to our former BOSS!! May be yes for someone...may be a matter to think over for others. The attitude is present in all of us, and those who utilise this at the right time in the right way, always captures a place in our heart and memory. This is why we love DHONI!!!

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Anonymous said…
I missed the match but not to say it again, Dhoni you have done it again.
November 11, 2008 at 2:27 PM
Anonymous said…
must appreciate it and say that the way you have written it is wonderful. How many people in this world knows to see minor things. You saw the minor act by dhoni (which was not minor at all). We all saw it but the way you have expressed is amazing and eye opening.
December 26, 2008 at 12:48 AM
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