Lessons From Kung Fu Panda On National Panda Day -16Mar

Have you seen the movie, Kung Fu Panda?⁠
(It was released in 2008, has made over $600 million dollars to date, and was adored by nearly 90% of critics!)

I have watched this movie numerous times and every time I learn something new. Yes, one may feel this movie is for kids but sometimes some movies can teach you really valuable lessons.


Yes,Kung Fu Panda has all that and more ... 



An ordinary panda becomes the dragon warrior. Despite facing immense adversity, Po decides not to give up and sets on a journey of self discovery.

"Your strength comes from you doing your best and for that you need to find what makes you, you."
Who are you?
What are you good at?
What makes you, you?
–Kung Fu Panda

Embrace your strength, appreciate your achievements no matter how small they are.

Remember you become what you believe in.



It's easy to think that a certain type of movie, or book, or place couldn't teach you anything, but to have the most fulfilling business + life, we never stop learning.⁠

Here are 3 valuable lessons for entrepreneurs from Kung Fu Panda:⁠
1.Perception is the Core…Examine our bias/prejudice of ourselves and others
2.Accepting the Present with Faith in Vision
3.You are not what you think you are or what others think you are….You are beyond thinking…

Think About It !!

“I maintained my edge by always being a student; you will always have something new to learn.” 
– Jackie Joyner Kersee⁠

NationalPandaDay-16Mar


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