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A disciple of His Holiness Radhanath Swami, Gaur Gopal Das is a senior monk at ISKCON Mumbai now. Gaur Gopal Das has been the keynote speaker at many prestigious colleges, inspiring students to have a healthier way of living.
Not just colleges but he also guides people at corporate offices. He has guided the employees of companies such as Infosys, Barclays, Bank of America, EY, Ford, Macintosh and so on. His active presence on social networking sites like Facebook makes him accessible and popular to all alike.
His own original profession acts as an aid to understand the lives of those whom he gives inspirational speeches to, hence obtaining his popularity. He is the monk who “HAM-med it up!” as he said in a National HRD Network conference in Bengaluru that, “We have to move from HRM to human asset motivation (HAM).
We have to treat people as assets and motivate them beyond just earning money.” The audience left in awe and was simultaneously also in splits when he cracked a few jokes such as giving an example for an oxymoron to be ‘happily married’.
For his contributions in the fields of spirituality, he was crowned with the Super Achiever Award by Rotary International in 2016. His TEDx talks on YouTube are easily accessible and having growing views each day. His speeches are the ones with which all can connect alike.
Spirituality and religion have a difference and he does not probe into the religious beliefs of one while being able to inspire people on a large scale. You can see for yourself here:
He even has 3 books named “Revival”, “Conquest” and “Checkmate” which contain his timeless wisdom. His talks make people think deeper and probe into the roots of their problems to find easy solutions to them.
He preaches wisdom and provokes thoughts to lead a gracious future, develop healthy work relations, to have a proper happiness equation and how to deal with stress.
By Damini Bhattacharya
Feb 16, 2018
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A disciple of His Holiness Radhanath Swami, Gaur Gopal Das is a senior monk at ISKCON Mumbai now. Gaur Gopal Das has been the keynote speaker at many prestigious colleges, inspiring students to have a healthier way of living.
Not just colleges but he also guides people at corporate offices. He has guided the employees of companies such as Infosys, Barclays, Bank of America, EY, Ford, Macintosh and so on. His active presence on social networking sites like Facebook makes him accessible and popular to all alike.
His own original profession acts as an aid to understand the lives of those whom he gives inspirational speeches to, hence obtaining his popularity. He is the monk who “HAM-med it up!” as he said in a National HRD Network conference in Bengaluru that, “We have to move from HRM to human asset motivation (HAM).
We have to treat people as assets and motivate them beyond just earning money.” The audience left in awe and was simultaneously also in splits when he cracked a few jokes such as giving an example for an oxymoron to be ‘happily married’.
For his contributions in the fields of spirituality, he was crowned with the Super Achiever Award by Rotary International in 2016. His TEDx talks on YouTube are easily accessible and having growing views each day. His speeches are the ones with which all can connect alike.
Spirituality and religion have a difference and he does not probe into the religious beliefs of one while being able to inspire people on a large scale. You can see for yourself here:
He even has 3 books named “Revival”, “Conquest” and “Checkmate” which contain his timeless wisdom. His talks make people think deeper and probe into the roots of their problems to find easy solutions to them.
He preaches wisdom and provokes thoughts to lead a gracious future, develop healthy work relations, to have a proper happiness equation and how to deal with stress.
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