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.

Who does the Little Rabbit initially think is the King of the jungle?

How does the Lion demonstrate his authority in the jungle?

What happens when the Lion confronts the Tasker?

What lesson does the Lion learn from his encounter with the Tasker?

What does the text suggest about the nature of management?