Puri Jagannadh’s ‘Play Foolish’ Theory Shakes Up Success!

Those who sail with an open mind, rather than those who pretend to know the coast, are the wise in the great ocean of knowledge. Through his “Puri Musings” podcast, director Puri Jagannadh recently offered insightful commentary on success and leadership. Regardless of our background or position, he emphasized the value of keeping an open mind and emphasized the necessity of keeping a beginner’s mindset. Puri asserts that you stop growing the instant you stop learning.

He explained Play Foolish, a tactic that may seem counterintuitive but works tremendously well. Puri clarified, “The key in a competitive world is not to act like you know it all.” “You give people with more experience the opportunity to share their thoughts by coming across as less knowledgeable in front of them.” This is not about acting foolish, but rather about lowering yourself so that you might learn more from those who have gone before you.

By advocating for a change in viewpoint, Play Foolish questions the widely held notion that one should strive to surpass others. He advised, “View your rivals as seniors, not adversaries.” “Even if you already know the answers, still ask questions. By doing this, you create enduring relationships in addition to learning new things. You will become more aware of how much you still do not know the more you listen and study. That humility can open the door to priceless advice and mentoring.

Pretending to lose is sometimes the finest strategy for winning in the game of life. You will quickly become the leader of the pack without even trying if you can become an expert at being stupid. After all, “I know that I know nothing,” as Socrates sagely stated. Being open to learning is more important than having all the answers.

What Sai Dharam Tej Learnt From Pawan Kalyan?

Mega hero Sai Dharam Tej evidently shares a very close bonding with his Mavayya Pawan Kalyan and the same was seen in the way Sai celebrated Pawan’s electoral win in the recent AP election. Now, Sai has opened up in a candid interview about the kind of relationship that he shares with Pawan Kalyan and he was fairly straightforward with the same.

In this viral interview, Sai said he learnt commitment and the quality of not backing down on one’s word regardless of the situation from Pawan Kalyan. He said Pawan is the most committed person that he had seen in his life.

About Chiranjeevi, Sai said he learn perseverance and determination from Chiranjeevi as the kind of efforts he put in motivated a whole generation of actors. He said Chiranjeevi doesn’t care about anything but achieving his desired result and that is what made him the true superstar that he is today.
He vowed to enforce this quality of Chiru in his own regime as well. “From Nagababu Mavayya, I learnt putting up a smiling and brave face. He is always smiling and positive even in the hardest of circumstances and that is unlike anything else.”

Sai ended the interview by saying that he was the closest to Chiranjeevi right from his childhood and stated that it was Pawan who groomed him right from the start.