How do we inspire others to achieve great things?

Saurabh Debnath was on course to achieve his lifelong goal of representing India at cricket. That is to be one of 11 in a country with a 1.4bn population. That is a 1 in 127 million chance.

Yet Saurabh was on course to hit it.

By 18 he'd played for three years in the Ranji trophy as a fast bowler. He'd been selected to represent the best team, Mumbai. But then disaster struck and he injured his wrist.

He switched his focus to his studies and graduated with an MBA.

His first job out of Uni had him managing a product with an 800 strong team. This is someone who sets big goals and goes after them full pelt. And now this is what he teaches others to do.

His first book teaches how to use the 80/20 principle to make more impact with less effort.

He consults with organisations to help them achieve audacious goals together. And he mentors individuals to stretch towards the great things they want to achieve.