TEDxGGI : Savoir ne suffit pas. Agir est tout. | Aseem Hanspal | TEDxGGI

Aseem Hanspal, expert en passage de la stratégie à l'exécution, examine l'écart entre savoir ce qu'il faut faire et passer réellement à l'action. À partir d'exemples du quotidien, liés au fitness, à l'éducation et à la vie de tous les jours, il montre que les idées n'ont de sens que lorsqu'elles se traduisent en étapes concrètes. L'intervention insiste sur l'initiative, la responsabilité, les objectifs mesurables, la discipline et l'amélioration continue. Elle a été donnée lors d'un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante.

• Pourquoi savoir ne suffit pas sans passer à l'action
• Initiative, responsabilité et objectifs mesurables
• Discipline et amélioration continue

Aseem Hanspal explores the gap between knowing what needs to be done and actually taking action. Through relatable examples involving fitness, education, and everyday life, he explains how ideas become meaningful only when translated into concrete steps. He highlights the importance of initiative, ownership, measurable goals, discipline, and continuous improvement, encouraging everyone to stop waiting for change and start creating it. Aseem Hanspal is a Strategy-to-Execution Expert and the Founder & Managing Director of SKOPE Business Consulting, which he has led since 2010. With 35 years of leadership and strategic experience, including roles at Larsen & Toubro Limited and Max Life Insurance, he specializes in business strategy, leadership development, and organizational scale-up. He has helped transform over 210 owner-managed organizations and bootstrapped startups and has coached and mentored more than 300 entrepreneurs across India, Singapore, and Bangladesh. His professional credentials include a Disruptive Strategy certification from Harvard Business School and certification as a Gallup Leadership Strengths Coach. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx