Real Steel


I was re-watching movie "Real Steel" (released during 2011). Towards end of the movie there is fight scene between two robots ATOM and Zeus. Few management thoughts from this scene:


- Do not stop fighting till you have actually lost the fight (ATOM hits back in the last round to knock off Zeus).
- It is not about being stronger but one should have the courage to fight (Zeus was strong but ATOM had the courage to stand up against mighty Zeus).
- "Not now ... Not now ... Not now ... Now". Patience is key. Wait for your turn and act aptly when you have the opportunity (Watch the scene when Max is having shadow boxing through ATOM with Zeus).
- You should not get emotional rather apply your mind ("ATOM can't hear but can see").
- Don't become complacent or arrogant You have lost the fight as soon as you have such traits (look at the characters "Tak Mashido" or "Farra Lemkova").
- No one or nothing is perfect (Even Zeus had weakness).
- Motivation can drive an individual towards success (Max who had miserably failed in life and his son motivates him that he can do it!).
- Don't expect appreciation but act in such a way that people feel that you deserve more than anyone (ATOM being labeled as "People's Champion").

Considers robots as individuals and boxing ring as Corporates.

PS: Views are personal.

#tosangy

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