Sadhguru - King of the Jungle

In the jungle, a lion asserts his dominance by questioning various animals about who the king is. While the rabbit and fox affirm his status, a tasker teaches the lion a lesson by physically overpowering him. The narrative concludes with a reflection on management, emphasizing that true leadership is not about throwing one's weight around, as any fool can do that.

What was the reaction of the little rabbit when the lion asked who the king of the jungle was?

• The rabbit remained silent.

• The rabbit said it was the fox.

• The rabbit ran away.

• The rabbit acknowledged the lion as the king.

What did the lion do after each animal acknowledged him as the king?

• He asked them to follow him.

• He let them go and swaggered around.

• He ignored them.

• He attacked them.

How did the tusker respond to the lion's question about who the king of the jungle was?

• The tusker ran away.

• The tusker physically overpowered the lion.

• The tusker verbally acknowledged the lion.

• The tusker ignored the lion.

What does the tusker's action symbolize in the context of leadership?

• The futility of questioning authority.

• The need to assert dominance through actions.

• The importance of physical strength.

• The value of making a point through actions.

What lesson about management is conveyed at the end of the story?

• Management is about being feared.

• Management is about effective leadership, not just exerting power.

• Management is about throwing your weight around.

• Management is about being the strongest.