Dr. Sachin Bhide

@firstadopter @ehamanagementco

@skilledinodisha Very happy to read the master's writing! I was missing reading your new content for so long! Welcome back Sir, namaskar

Here is a deeply felt issue I have written about in The Day the Chariot Moved. It is quite possible to create an economic superpower, but it is an entirely different thing to create a just & equitable society. scroll.in/article/108454…

@ehamanagementco Regards, Dr. Sachin Mohan Bhide Founder Eha Management Consultancy ehamanagementconsultancy.com

Colour guidelines we know but don’t pay much attention to I knew but didn’t pay much attention to these guidelines: Colour comes first Colour communicates Colour overtakes emotion Colour shifts energy @ehamanagementco

@ehamanagementco 1. Colour exposure influences physical responses like blood pressure, appetite, aggressiveness, etc., actively altering human behaviour. By the way, I am colour global, that’s my terminology for colour blind :-) References used: wakelet.com/wake/K0RY6LF4r…

@ehamanagementco 1. Despite cultural variations, many colour-emotion links are globally shared and subconsciously understood. 2. Environmental hues like blue lighting reduce stress and pink settings can lower aggression, effectively shifting mood tone.

@ehamanagementco 1. Artificial Intelligence can generate new shades and whimsical names. 2. Each hue carries distinct personality traits—red signals power, blue evokes trust, yellow warmth—making them akin to character roles.

@ehamanagementco 1. (warning signs, taxis) 2. Blue suppresses appetite and increases visual contrast, which leads to smaller portions and weight loss. Red increases heart rate.

@ehamanagementco 1. Red and yellow stimulate alertness, while blue and green induce calmness and creativity. 2. Exposure to Baker–Miller pink or soft blues temporarily reduces aggression and stress levels. 3. High‑contrasts like yellow/black are used universally to guide attention and direction.

@ehamanagementco 1. Humans perceive colour in under 100 milliseconds, making it the primary visual element. 2. Colour acts as a powerful non-verbal signal which influences mood and conveys a message. 3. Bright reds and blues can override current moods.

@ehamanagementco Colour is a mood shifter Colour changes you These guidelines are based on Marie-Gon’s TEDx session I recently attended. I hope the guidelines will be of use to you. I will look forward to your experience on these guidelines. When I researched more, I came to know that:

Stress and aggression can be reduced with colour Yellow and black give direction Eating on a blue plate reduces weight Lipstick red colour represents energy AI is inventing colours Colours are characters Colour is a common language

The green, eco-conscious campus in Pune’s Maval area and the nice food made it a delightful teaching experience. I have compiled a few photos I had clicked from that journey, highlighting the memorable moments. shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/bitstream/1060…

In 2017, I had the enriching experience of teaching Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing at the Kirloskar Institute of Management. I had explored various textbooks and included case studies like Persistent Systems Ltd. (link below). @KIM_pgdm @ehamanagementco

I also made it a practice that every 2 students shared a hard copy textbook during sessions—a small way to ensure focus and resourcefulness. The 1-hour commute to the campus was always worth it.

Writing blogs based on classroom discussion insights Researching how the Government of India marketed itself globally at that point of time. These activities encouraged both individual thought and group collaboration.

I had also invited an entrepreneur to present a live case on geospatial technology, bringing real-world context into the classroom. The sessions focused on hands-on learning. Some activities included: Comparing B2B and B2C brand marketing strategies

Our team ‘Puneri TED’ secured 2nd place at the @TEDxPune Trivia Night. Thank you quiz master @vishrutpande , community and host. @ehamanagementco