Mandatory Image Credit: Rob Schumacher-USA TODAY Sports Jordan Spieth was leading on the 4th day, right on track to win his second straight Masters. As we all know, things started unraveling in the back nine and he finally ended up helping Danny Willett into the green jacket that evening. Some life lessons from that Sunday: 1. It is not "over" till it is really over - At the end of 9 holes, Spieth had a 5 shot lead and was 9 holes away from back to back Masters but it was no

Image Courtesy : ibnlive.com I have been a keen cricket follower for most of my life. I have also been following Dhoni's leadership style and am a huge fan. Here are five reasons why I think he is a Rockstar! 1. Boquets to the team and brickbats to the captain - When the team wins, Dhoni is in the background - he is never the guy in the middle of the group photo holding the trophy. When the team loses, Dhoni is the first to analyze and admit mistakes committed during the ga

Image courtesy: ESPNCricInfo It was disheartening to see India knocked out of the World Cup. The finish was much tighter than what the scorecard says. A swing and miss or a wicket would have put this in a situation similar to that of the India/Bangladesh game. Now, what can we takeaway from this game ? 1. Clearly the better performer won - Though India put up a 190+ score, they had to work very hard for it in the final overs. Again the running between the wickets by Dhoni a

Image Courtesy: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ As India played in front of their home crowd, having to live up to expectations of a billion fans, playing against Australia, it was a do or die game for both the teams. The winner advances to the semi-final and the loser goes home. Yes it is just a sport but when keenly observed, one can draw parallels to daily life and there are always some lessons to be learnt. 1. Have a clear thought of what you need to achieve and what your next