Dr Gyanvatsal Swami, highlighted that on the flip side, being ethical creates credibility and induces a sense of magnetism whereby all necessary resources come naturally to the ethical one.
Hyderabad: Dr Gyanvatsal Swami, a motivational speaker, social reformer from Akshardham and an eminent saint of the BAPS (Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Sanstha), stressed the need for industrialists to be spiritual in their approach, be empathetic and follow ethical practises.
Speaking at a meeting organised by the Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI) here, he spoke about unethical practices in the profession, and added that it has the power to tarnish talent, willpower, and confidence.
He highlighted that on the flip side, being ethical creates credibility and induces a sense of magnetism whereby all necessary resources come naturally to the ethical one. When spirituality gets into management, management evolves to another level, he added.
Suresh Kumar Singhal, President, Ravi Kumar, Senior Vice President, Krishna Kumar Maheswari, Vice President of FTCCI, A. Prakash, Managing Committee Member and convenor of the program, and others were present.
