In today’s rapidly evolving business and startup ecosystem, standing still is the same as moving backward. At Young Chanakya, we believe that true leadership isn’t just about acquiring knowledge—it’s about knowing what to learn, what to let go of, and how to adapt constantly. This philosophy is in one powerful mantra: Learn, Unlearn, Relearn.
As someone who has walked the journey from an aspiring entrepreneur to building global businesses, I’ve realized that this cycle isn’t just a concept—it’s a necessity. For leaders of tomorrow, especially young minds navigating the complex world of startups, this cycle is the cornerstone of growth, innovation, and resilience.
Learning is the foundation of every leader’s journey. At Young Chanakya, we emphasize learning that is:
In my own journey, every breakthrough started with learning. But equally important was realizing that not everything I learned in the past would work in the future.
Unlearning is the courage to let go of outdated beliefs, assumptions, and methods. It’s not easy—our natural instinct is to cling to what we know—but at Young Chanakya, we teach that unlearning is a strategic reset for ambitious minds.
I’ve personally unlearned many “accepted truths” during my entrepreneurial journey—these moments of shedding old ideas often led to the most transformative outcomes.
Relearning is the ability to adopt new knowledge and frameworks after letting go of the old. This is what separates leaders from followers: the willingness to evolve relentlessly.
For me, relearning has been the engine that drives continuous growth. It’s a commitment to never settle, never assume, and always be curious.
At YC, Learn, Unlearn, Relearn isn’t just a theory—it’s integrated into every facet of our programs:
The world doesn’t reward those who resist change—it rewards those who adapt, innovate, and lead with clarity. Young Chanakya exists to shape leaders who can:
By mastering the cycle of Learn, Unlearn, Relearn, our students are not just prepared for today—they are ready for the future.
This is more than a principle; it’s the heartbeat of Young Chanakya. It is the lens through which we empower young leaders to transform themselves, their ventures, and the world around them.
At Young Chanakya, we don’t just teach business—we cultivate adaptive, resilient, and visionary leaders. The world will keep evolving, and so must the leaders we build. Through learning, unlearning, and relearning, we create a generation of changemakers who are equipped to thrive, innovate, and leave a lasting legacy.
Young Chanakya isn’t a program. It’s a movement. And at the core of that movement is the courage to learn, the humility to unlearn, and the vision to relearn.
Young Chanakya’s Core Philosophy, Written from Kishore’s VisionEvery great movement begins with a vision. Not an ordinar...
Leadership is often celebrated as a personal journey, but in my worldview, true leadership is measured by how deepl...
In my journey of building Young Chanakya, one belief has guided me more than anything else: Real leaders don’t comp...