Thinking Out of the Box is Not Enough: Next What’s In: Dissolve the Box and Reposition

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Our management and economic models are based on a wrong understanding of oneself. Thus the management and economic models are limited in intelligence, incompatible and unsustainable.

Through Next What’s In these concepts and stereotyped ideas are being challenged and alternatives being provided.

We pick up different boxes and traps as we grow. And we keep responding from stereotyped thoughts which come automatically and compulsively to us. We are reduced to mere puppets. We mistake them to be natural when they are created. At times we do suppress, fight or ignore these thought patterns to think out of the box. By doing that we only come out of the superficial boxes. The deeper, the more relevant and significant boxes like our understanding of ourselves, our cravings or attachments, our purpose, our religion, our perception etc. still have their say so we fail to really lead. We are still slaves and the irony is we have fallen in love with this slavery. We need to dissolve the box to reposition ourselves as only this is natural, sustainable and compatible.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Santosh Sharma

Santosh Sharma is a new age thinker having a natural flair for breaking established myths infecting people and organizations. He has conceptualized and is now nurturing the concept of “dissolving the boxes.”He’s introduced the art of “managing inside-out” that provides the intelligence and coping mechanisms to take on the dynamic world thus creating true leaders. He has also designed the “UQ Matrix” for de-polluting decisions.Santosh Sharma has a rich and a diversified professional background. A graduate from the University of Delhi and a Cost and Management Accountant from ICWAI, he worked for industry leaders like Maruti Udyog and Ernst & Young. He then went on to do his Professional Diploma in Management from the American Management Association and All India Management Association. After this brief gap he joined ICICI Bank, Kotak Securities and Air India and experienced his bit.