In Episode 37 of Beyond the Battlefield, Jessica and Ankur explore one of the most nuanced leadership sutras of the Bhagavad Gita — Chapter 3, Verse 26. Krishna cautions Arjuna that a wise leader should not create distrust in the minds of those still attached to action, nor should wisdom be used to belittle or confuse.

This episode dives into:

• ​Why true leadership means guiding without unsettling others.
• ​The delicate balance between living in higher truth while staying relatable to those still learning.
• ​The metaphor of being sane inside a madhouse — how wisdom can survive and shine amidst collective confusion.
• ​How modern leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers can inspire through action, not imposition.
• ​Why disruption without empathy creates rebellion, but example creates transformation.

Through powerful stories, practical reflections, and Krishna’s timeless guidance, this episode invites us to practice leadership that uplifts rather than destabilizes — leading by presence, action, and compassion.

🔔 Tune in to discover how to walk the razor’s edge between higher wisdom and practical influence in today’s fast-changing world.

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