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Join us on this episode of the CPQ Podcast as we delve into the world of Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) with industry veteran Charan Singh, Principal at Deloitte Digital. Charan brings over 20 years of business experience to the table, and in this episode, he'll be sharing his insights on: Customer Segmentation Strategies: How does Deloitte Digital structure and understand their customer base? CPQ in Action: What are Charan's clients using CPQ for throughout the Quote-to-Cash lifecycle? Investment Landscape: What are CPQ investors looking for in today's market? The Future of CPQ: How will artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI, impact CPQ? Salesforce Revenue Cloud: Charan's take on the latest solutions from Salesforce. CFO Perspective: What are enterprise-level CFOs considering when it comes to CPQ? Global Outsourcing: Exploring the advantages and considerations of outsourcing to locations like Mexico and India. Deloitte Accelerators: How can you leverage the accelerators offered by the Deloitte team? This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone looking to optimize their CPQ processes and drive business growth. Connect with Charan on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/charan-singh-1576a13/ 

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To know more about EGROW and its courses visit https://egrowfoundation.org/lpt-jun23 For any questions, suggestions or queries, you can follow and reach out to us on twitter https://twitter.com/AbhasMishra or our website https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/abhas-mishra Joining us today for this enlightening and enriching episode is Dr. Charan Singh Sir. Dr. Charan Singh is the CEO and Founder Director, EGROW Foundation. He is also the Non-Executive Chairman of Punjab & Sind Bank. Earlier, he was the RBI Chair Professor of Economics at the prestigious Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India; Senior Economist at the IMF, Washington DC; and Research Director (Economic Policy, Debt Management) at the RBI. Among other positions, Dr Singh served on the Board of NHB and NABFINS. Dr. Singh has published extensively and has two books to his credit. Dr. Singh completed M.Phil.in Applied Economics from.JNU, Delhi and PhD in Economics from the University of New South Wales, Sydney in 1997. He followed it up with post-doctoral studies at Department of Economics, Harvard University from Aug 2003 to Aug 2004 and SCID, Stanford University from August 2004 to Jan 2006. He is presently the Chief Executive at the Foundation for Economic growth and Welfare (EGROW) which is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary public policy organisation aiming to be a premier think tank globally, contributing to formation of sound public policies, especially in India and in the South Asia region. You can find more about the work of the foundation and attend their incredible courses for professionals on: https://egrowfoundation.org/ If you want to learn more from Dr. Charan Singh and similarly brilliant personalities you can join the course on Banking and Finance for Students and Legal Professionals on ⁠https://egrowfoundation.org/lpt-jun23⁠ You will get 6 live sessions along with Mentorship, Case studies and a certificate at the end of the course. You can learn about the Financial Sector, Banking Ecosystem, Bank Credit & Funds, NPAs, Recovery, NCLT, IBC, Fraud, Liquidation and much more. In this Episode we talk economics, politics, commerce, law and spirituality. I walked out of this conversation a more enriched person hope you will feel the same. Views and opinions expressed by the guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of the channel or the host. None of the views are meant to malign any religion, ethnicity, caste, organization, company or individual. The contents of the show are meant to spread awareness and should not be considered legal advice. Do not imply solicitation. Always consult a lawyer.  LinkedIN profile of our Chambers: https://www.linkedin.com/company/76478950/ कानूनी कहानियों और व्याख्यान के लिए सुनें Kanooni Kisse  

Celebrate Pride with books from LGBTQ+ authors this month and beyond. Books mentioned on this episode: An Archive of Brightness by Kelsey Socha, The Big Reveal by Sasha Velour, Delhi: Communities of Belonging by Sunil Gupta and Charan Singh, Without You by Anthony Rapp, and Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh. (Wait, do we have more non-fiction today than fiction? That may be a Keep It Fictional first). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepitfictional/message

किसी अपने को खोने का दर्द , एक ऐसा एहसास जिसे शब्दों में बयां करना मुश्किल है , जानिये एक ऐसे ही एहसास की कहानी 'जिस मरने से जग डरे' जिसे लिखा है गुरुचरण सिंह भुल्लर जी ने | The pain of losing someone close is the emotion difficult to express, Listen to a similar emotion 'Jis Marne se Jag Dare' written by Gurucharan Singh Bhullar.

On today's episode of JLY I chat with the King of mindset, Charan Singh. Charan has created a movement called Warrior Wisdom (WW) that helps inspire people to release their inner warrior both physically and mentally. We go over why Charan started WW, how mindset shifts can change your life, and tips on how to get started changing yours.@TrainwithCharanTiktokWarrior Wisdom Vol. 1Warrior Wisdom PodcastYoutubeBooks mentioned:High Performance Habits - Brendon BurchardMotivation Manifesto - Brendon BurchardThe Power of Now - Eckhart TolleInsta@iamalexischristine@thejustlikeyoushowTiktok@iam.alexischristine Websitewww.iamalexischristine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/starseedschoolpod/message

Soami Ji, Babu Ji, Charan Singh, Kabir, Mira, Tulsi Das, and I only have one single practice - the effortless, attentive awareness of Divine Consciousness. Having reached enlightenment in the eye center, nothing else is of any real value. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alwaysmystic/support

Liebe Sonnenscheinseele, im Dezember 2021 habe ich diesen weisen Mann angefragt, ursprünglich wegen der Zahlenlehre für 2022. Mit einer offenen Nachricht retour wurde mir angeboten, eine alternative Podcastfolge zu einem möglichen Thema mit ihm aufzuzeichnen. In dieser Woche war es nun soweit und ich muss zugeben, dass mich der Gedanken an das Interview bereits im Vorhinein sehr nervös gemacht hat – und das nicht wegen seinem schottischen Akzent. Shiv Charan Singh ist ein sehr einfacher und bescheidener, liebevoller, klarer und urbewusster Mann. Er versteht das komplexe Ganze, hat sich im Kleinen und im Großen wiedergefunden und lebt täglich aufs Neue für seine innere Wahrheit und für all das, was mit ihr und seinem wahren Selbst im Zusammenhang steht. Er kennt sein “FÜR”. Sein “WARUM”. In den poetisch-mystischen Worten, die er so schätzt, könnte man vielleicht sagen: Er hegt seinen inneren Garten und findet das Paradies in ihm. Indem er den wind in den Baumkronen hört, die Wurzeln in der Erde nährt und sich an der stimmigen Farbe seines Herzens erfreut. Nach reichlicher Reflexion und Verstehen meiner Bedenken und meines mulmigen Gefühls im Vorhinein, durfte ich mich selbst noch mehr mit meiner Wahrheit verbinden. Angst vor Bewertung, vor Versagen,… konnten dann Stunden vor dem Gespräch schwinden. An ihre Stelle sind Dankbarkeit für meine und seine Zeit getreten und das Bewusstsein, dass das Recht von Bewertung für mich einfach nicht mehr rechtens ist. Die innerste Wahrheit zu halten und immer wieder zu ihr zu kommen, kann und darf das Heiligtum von uns Menschen seien. denn von dort sind wir gekommene und von dort aus wirken wir kraftvoll –  ganz on selbst. Bedingungslos. Im Vertrauen. In wahrhaftiger, stiller Schönheit. In Anmut.   Alles ist ein Ausdruck des “Self”, wie Shiv Charan Singh es bezeichnet. Alles ist eine Frage der Bewusstseinsstufe. Der Erinnerung, an das wahre Selbst. Zu weit oben kann unser Herz kaum halten. Zu tief unten kann sich der Himmel kaum entfalten. Der Zauber liegt inmitten. Viel umworben, viel umstritten. Das höchste Sein liegt einfach inmitten.   Dir, liebe Sonnenscheinseele, wünsche ich eine liebevolle, erkenntnisreiche und herzöffnende Folge und ein schönes Kennenlernen mit Shiv Charan Singh.   May we have fallen into love. With god. Within.”   Und so kannst du dich nach dem Interview mit SCS verbinden: Karma Kriya: Training Bücher: Books Kundalini Yoga Aquarian Teacher Training: Yoga Training Consultation: Shiv Charan Singh Ashram Quinta do Rajo in Portugal: Ashram Instagram: IG-Shiv Charan Singh Facebook: FB-Shiv Charan Singh.   Viel Freude, bei allem was dich ruft.

n this episode you hear from Charan Singh the Quote-to-Cash US Capability Leader of Deloitte Digital. Charan has 20+ years of business experience and is based in Seattle, WA. His teams are located in the US and India. Here he talks about his end-to-end lead-to-cash responsibilities, CPQ Partners they work with, CPQ integrations with eCommerce, Billing, Sales Compensation, visualization, price optimization, top business requirements they see and much more. LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/charan-singh-1576a13/  

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi hardened his government's stance on farm laws in Rajya Sabha Monday, Shekhar Gupta explains how he made his case for the laws, invoking Lal Bahadur Shastri, Ch Charan Singh, Manmohan Singh & taking inspiration “professional agitators & parasites.” Episode 678 of #CutTheClutter.

Charan is an elite trainer, author, and speaker who’s inspired thousands of people to embrace their inner warrior with his recently released book, “Warrior Wisdom Vol. 1.”In our conversation we discuss Charan’s guiding philosophy, his favorite warrior cultures throughout history, and how to manifest the warrior within you against the backdrop of modern life. Charan presents us with a more complete picture of the often-misunderstood warrior archetype – a version that emphasizes virtue, discipline, and composure.==================== Outline: 0:00 Introduction0:52 What is Warrior Wisdom?2:48 The Victim Mentality 5:22 Skilled Negative Thinking 7:32 The Toughest Things Charan’s Done Physically 10:07 The Warrior Archetype and Warrior Culture 11:59 The Warrior Mentality in Modern Life16:55 Charan’s Book, “Warrior Wisdom Vol. 1”20:42 Are You Where You Want to Be?22:30 Charan’s Version of 2020 25:52 The Caterpillar State of Mind 29:12 Being A Trailblazer32:24 Finding Wisdom in Difficult Situations 33:18 Charan’s Mantra This Past Year35:07 Every Single One of Us Has the Warrior Instinct 36:16 How Charan Became Interested in Warrior History 37:24 The Difference Between Viking and Samurai Cultures 42:47 Charan’s Four Pillars 46:28 Giving Without Expecting Anything in Return ====================References:“Warrior Wisdom Vol. 1” by Charan SinghBuy The Book:https://amzn.to/36ye0dsFollow Charan on Instagram@trainwithcharan==================== Subscribers make the difference. Find us on all audio podcast platforms and YouTube! Visit us on our website www.risinglaterally.com to sign up for the “Lateral Letter.”If you believe our podcast has ever shifted your perspective, please share it with someone you know and rate us.Thank you so much for tuning in and we welcome you back to our next episode.====================Instagram https://www.instagram.com/risinglaterally/Twitter https://twitter.com/RisingLaterallyArjun Sachdev Instagram https://www.instagram.com/therealarjunsachdev/Jay Beaulieu Instagram https://www.instagram.com/yourfriendjayb/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rising-laterally/id1524717120Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hbMEHVOZJVMdCZBhthTIh YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaIDpt943-sihvPBxX7oXaw

Two weeks ago, with heartache swirling in my soul, I sought refuge at the Guru Ram Das Ashram in Portugal. After days of chanting mantras, performing seva (selfless service), and doing kundalini yoga, I was granted an audience with the founder of the ashram, acclaimed spiritual teacher Shiv Charan Singh and took the opportunity to create this podcast for you. On the show we talk about how an ashram is both a holding container for spiritual crisis and a pressure cooker for transformation. We discuss Shiv’s life and why he chose the spiritual vehicles of Sikhism and kundalini yoga. We talk about how loving yourself means remembering that you are already loved and finally how to see the whole world as an ashram, and whether life really is a festival. Shiv is the founder of the Guru Ram Das Ashram and the Karam Kriya School in Quinta do Rajo, Portugal. He has written a number of books and developed an applied science of numerology called Karam Kriya. Shiv studied with Yogui Bhajan, the founder of Sikh Dharma in the West and serves on the board of the Kundalini Research Institute. Not to put too fine a point on it, but it turns out that life isn’t only a festival… it can also be an ashram. Links Shiv Charan Singh: https://www.karamkriya.com/scs/biography/ Karam Kriya International School of Kundalini Yoga & Applied Numerology: https://www.karamkriya.com/ Ashram Ram Dass Guru: https://ramdassguru.pt/en/kundalini-yoga-ashram-in-portugal/ Timestamps: :07 - Why call it a spiritual crisis? :16 - The power of solitude and how we call in crisis :26 - My experience at the Ram Das Guru Ashram :32 - Social media and commercialization as Maya, the view of illusion. :38 - Why did Shiv choose Sikhism and kundalini yoga as spiritual vehicles? :50 - Moving from loving yourself to knowing that your nature is that you are loved. :59 - Wanting to run away from the spiritual pressure cooker of an ashram 1:09 - How to build a little ashram in your soul 1:13 - Shiv challenges the premise behind “Life is a Festival”

India plans to push up the legal marriage age of women from 18 years at present to 21, the same as for men, in the hope the measure will steer more women into the nation’s labour force and slow down the baby boom.   The Indian government in June set up a task force to prescribe the appropriate minimum age for marriage. Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew applause last month when he promised to act swiftly. “Discussions are on to decide on what should be the right marriage age for girls,” he said in a recent address on a campaign against malnutrition in India, where a quarter of young women are undernourished. If Modi acts, India will join a small club of countries where the legal marriage age is set at 21 for women. Until 1978, girls in India could be married off at 14. Women power Experts hope the step will steer more women into the workforce and transform India into a 4.2-trillion-euro economy by 2024. Women account for just 20.5 percent of India’s total labour force, down 10 percent from a decade ago.  “If we have to become a world power we cannot at all afford that our women should not join the labor force,” economist Charan Singh said in a public debate on the appropriate age for marriage for women. Sushma Gonde, who works among tribespeople in insurgency-ridden Sukma region, believes laws alone are not enough to offer women a square deal. “We need to educate girls about the proper use of money … for their education, future and betterment,” the 24-year-old told RFI from Sukma. National lender hankers for ripe age  India’s largest state-run bank insisted the plan would fetch “enormous economic benefits” for India, where 35 percent of women are married off before they turn 21. India will also produce 50 percent more university graduates if women are not buried in early wedlock, the bank said in a study, conceding the practice was rampant across India. The bank argued late marriage would protect health of girls in India where half of its young women are anemic. Many experts believe the proposed plan could also help India control its burgeoning population. India’s ban on child marriage is cosmetic India outlawed marriages under the age of 18 for girls and 21 for boys but activists argue the 2006 legislation is cosmetic. At least 1.5 million girls under 18 are married every year in India, home to a third of the global total of child brides, according to UNICEF. Planners also say any decision to put an age-limit on marriage must be backed by federal laws. “It has to be backed by the force of law and that’s why the government today is thinking of raising the legal marriageable age of girls,” Shankar Aggarwal, a former chief bureaucrat from women and child welfare ministry, told state-run RSTV station. But women activists also say laws often collapse before family traditions in India.  “Would the law’s whip trickle down to the remotest communities with various beliefs, practices and tradition,” asks Pragna Shekar, who works with Sukhibhava Foundation women welfare NGO. “Would politicians stand up and force the law in their constituencies without the fear of losing their vote banks?” Shekar argued. “Law needs to be backed by rigorous social change at every level,” she told RFI.

This week Raj & Sachin are joined by friend of the community Charan Singh @trainwithcharan. They talk about the anniversary of Operation Blue Star, George Floyd, police brutality and de-escalation, work ethic, sports icons, experiencing racism in business and the corporate world, the kuth of the week and they plan a cute bike ride. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peopleofthecommunity/message

Hosts Jen O'Neill Smith and Sally Brooks start the episode with quickies that answer the questions-- what ARE serial cheaters doing during this quarantine and how sexy IS community service?Jen tells the crazy, messed-up story of Jimmy Joste and Rhonda Glover. Then Sally brings it back around with the love story of Sunil Gupta and Charan Singh.They end the episode talking about things that are dumb (school and cancelling vacations) and things they love (the last day of school and making plans for the future).Join Dumb Love on PatreonSee pictures from this episode!Contact Dumb Love dumblovepod@gmail.comFollow Dumb Love:Instagram, Facebook, Twitterdumblovepodcast.com

In the 9th Episode of The Next Big Thing, we talk to Dr. Charan Singh. The discussion revolves around the current state of the Indian Economy (vis-a-vis COVID-19) and the relief efforts in India. Dr. Charan Singh is a senior economist and the CEO of EGROW foundation, a think tank in New Delhi. He was full time visiting faculty and former RBI Chair Professor (Dec 2012 to Dec 2016) at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India where he taught comparative monetary policy and policy issues in the Indian economy. Prior to joining IIMB, he served as Senior Economist at the IEO of IMF from 2009-2012. He was Director (Departments: Research; Debt Management) at the RBI from 1997-2009.

In this episode, Charan Singh presents his understanding of the concept of Naam (ਨਾਮੁ) followed by a discussion and Q&A with the panelists of Khoj Gurbani. KhojGurbani is an online platform with a mission to make the Guru Granth Sahib accessible to and exciting for the common Sikh—who wants to read Gurbani but does not have the tools and a support network to do so. While KhojGurbani will engage Sikhs globally in discussion on specific sections of Guru Granth Sahib every week, it will also spearhead the development of a crowdsourced commentary and a new idiomatic English translation. Visit http://www.khojgurbani.org/ for more information

In episode 22 of the podcast, our co-hosts Bwanka and Zee welcome a close friend, Charan Singh for a candid discussion on mindset and success. Charan is an elite personal trainer, sponsored athlete and speaker who inspired thousands with the way he lives; a lifestyle built by his philosophy of life that he calls Warrior Wisdom. According to Charan, a warrior is someone who doesn't settle for anything less than what they feel they deserve. Knowledge is something that you acquire. Wisdom is the application of the knowledge you've acquired. By embracing Charan's Warrior Wisdom mindset, your life is not dictated by other people's opinions and you're taking what you've learned from your obstacles, your hardships, and your circumstances and you apply all of that to becoming the best possible version of yourself. That's what we're all about here at Continual Growth; becoming the best version of yourself. Let's right into it!

Professor Sunil Khilnani, from the King's India Institute in London, explores the life and legacy of Charan Singh, the lawyer turned politician who championed the cause of India's farmers. Singh is remembered today as the politician who took on Indira Gandhi in the Congress Party's heartland state. Uttar Pradesh. He redistributed power and altered the social structure of Northwest India, non violently. And he helped the world see the potential of the Indian farmer a bit more clearly. He succeeded in becoming India's first peasant prime minister but went from the highest office in a flash, replaced by his nemesis Indira Gandhi. Although today he is most often remembered for being a leader of his own caste, Professor Khilnani argues that Charan Singh has a unique status in Indian history. Producer: Mark Savage.