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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Independently Published Sep 2026, 2026

    9798192248102

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    Anbieter: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, DeutschlandAHA-BUCH GmbH

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if some of the most powerful principles for navigating modern business were developed more than two thousand years ago Business leaders today operate in a world of constant uncertainty-volatile markets, competing stakeholder interests, difficult negotiations, disruptive technologies, and relentless pressure to make the right decision quickly.Yet the hardest decisions are rarely solved by analysis alone.Anekanta Capital explores a different approach.Drawing inspiration from the Jain tradition in which he was raised, finance and M&A strategist Amit Vijay Jain translates five selected principles into a practical framework for modern business decision-making: Aparigraha - Non-AttachmentCommit fully without becoming captive to the outcome. Know when to persist-and when to let go.Anekantavada - Many-Sided ThinkingRecognize that every perspective is partial. See the deal, problem, or opportunity through multiple lenses before deciding.Ahimsa - Non-HarmUnderstand whom your decisions affect, distinguish necessary consequences from avoidable harm, and reduce that harm wherever possible.Satya - Truthfulness and AlignmentReduce the gap between what you believe, what you say, and how you act-building the trust on which enduring relationships depend.Samata - EquanimityDevelop the steadiness to make clear decisions through gain and loss, success and failure, praise and criticism.Through business situations involving entrepreneurship, investing, negotiations, M&A, capital allocation, scaling, exits, leadership, and generational legacy, Anekanta Capital shows how these principles can become practical disciplines rather than abstract philosophy.This is not a book about choosing values over performance. Nor is it an attempt to reduce Jain philosophy to a business formula. It asks a more interesting question: What happens when better judgment, long-term trust, disciplined ambition, and responsible conduct become part of the way we build businesses and allocate capital Written for founders, CEOs, CFOs, investors, board members, dealmakers, and family-business leaders, Anekanta Capital offers a framework for people who want to make consequential decisions without losing perspective, relationships-or themselves-in the process.Because the way we build, the way we endure, and the way we remain whole need not be different paths.…