Six hidden mindset gaps, and the price of waiting, every single month.
The 6 mindset gaps
Why talented teams still underperform: the 6 mindset gaps we close
Your people have the skills. Yet they play small, procrastinate and freeze when things change. Six mindset gaps cause it. Tap a stage to find yours.
Gap 01 · Settling for silver
Small goals, small results
When targets are set to be ‘safe’, the team never finds out what it can do. Across hundreds of studies, specific, hard goals beat ‘do your best’ in about 90% of cases (Locke and Latham, 2002).
Treat ability as fixed and you lose ideas, risk-taking and ownership. In growth-mindset companies, staff were 34% likelier to feel ownership and 65% likelier to say risk-taking is supported (Harvard Business Review, 2014).
Capable people decline stretch roles and stay silent, and you lose tomorrow’s leaders today. An estimated 70% of people feel like an impostor at some point (Sakulku and Alexander, 2011).
Seminar highs fade by Monday, and disengagement quietly drains results. Gallup found only 23% of employees worldwide are engaged, costing the global economy $8.9 trillion a year (2024).
New systems, AI and restructures meet resistance, and change dies halfway. McKinsey research has long found that about 70% of transformations fall short, largely because of people’s mindsets and behaviours.
Phones, pings and ‘quick’ meetings shred focus, so deep work never happens. UC Irvine’s Gloria Mark found attention on a screen now lasts about 47 seconds before people switch.
Not a one-day pep talk. A 9-step mindset turnaround.
And how we fix the root cause, not just the surface.
The method we follow
Why most motivational training fades by Monday: our 9-step mindset development process
Most motivational seminars inspire on the day and are forgotten by the next target review. A mindset is rewired like a muscle, through small daily practice at real work. Here is our journey, from the first conversation with your HR and L&D team to a winning culture that stays.
Before the training · UnderstandDuring · TransformAfter · Sustain
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Before the training
Deep discovery, both ways
We meet your HR, L&D and business heads to understand your people, their targets, the culture you want and what has been tried before, and give you full clarity on how we work. No assumptions on either side.
What you get: A shared, honest picture of how your team thinks under pressure today.
A mindset pulse survey and real workplace situations show the real gap. It is rarely 'lazy people'. More often it is fear of failure, self-doubt, unclear goals or daily habits that drain focus.
What you get: The right problem, before any time or budget is spent.
We shape the right mix of the 16 mindset topics, activities, duration and format for each group. Sales teams, new joiners and senior leaders need different programs.
What you get: A program designed for your team, not a ready-made pep talk.
Every game, case and activity is linked to your real situations: targets, rejections, change announcements, deadlines and setbacks, so each minute in the room moves your team towards the result.
What you get: A mindset practised on the moments your people actually face.
Each participant writes a Golden Vision Letter and a personal commitment: the goal they will chase, the habits they will build and the self-talk they will use. Self-determination research shows chosen goals outlast imposed ones.
What you get: People who own the change, because they chose it.
Training is one step out of nine. The other eight are why your team keeps winning.
The fix, at the root
Why Saurabh Jain's mindset program fixes the root cause, not the symptom.
Another motivational speech treats the symptom, and the old thinking returns next quarter. Pick the mindset problem your team faces every week and see what changes when it is fixed at the root.
1What you notice
2The real root cause
3The result you get
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Episode 4 of 9 · The Path
16 topics, one clear path to a winning, adaptable team
Each one closes a mindset gap you saw in episode 2.
What you learn
Growth mindset training topics: 16 steps to a winning, adaptable team
Champions are not born lucky. They are built. Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck’s research shows people who believe ability can grow take on harder challenges and recover faster from failure. Sixteen topics, in sequence, each closing a mindset gap your team lives with every day. Tap the wheel.
01
Achieve Your Dreams 10X Faster With a Winning Mindset
The problem it solves
People think in 10% steps, so they never discover what a 10X result would take.
Back at workA team that thinks 10X, sets bold goals and finds faster routes to win.
Before → afterRoger Bannister, 1954: experts called a sub-4-minute mile impossible. He ran 3:59.4, and John Landy beat it just 46 days later.
What you practise
10X thinking versus 10% thinking
The winner’s mindset: belief before evidence
Spotting the limiting beliefs that cap results
Turning one big win into a winning streak
02
Think Like a G.O.A.T.: How You Can Achieve Mind-Blowing Results
The problem it solves
People compare themselves with the desk next to them, not with the best in the world.
Back at workPeople who study and copy how the greatest of all time think, prepare and perform.
Before → afterTom Brady, 2000 → 2021: picked 199th in the NFL draft, he outworked every doubt and won 7 Super Bowls, more than any single franchise.
What you practise
The habits every G.O.A.T. shares
Obsessive preparation and deliberate practice
Competing with your best self, not with others
Raising your personal benchmark to world-class
03
Go for the Gold: The Shocking Truth About Your Dreams and Why You’re Settling for Silver
The problem it solves
Teams settle for ‘second best’, call it success and hold back the last 10% of effort.
Back at workGold-standard goals, and the last-mile effort that turns ‘almost’ into ‘won’.
ResearchCornell psychologists studied footage of Olympic medallists: bronze winners looked happier than silver winners, because silver keeps asking ‘what if?’ (Medvec, Madey and Gilovich, 1995).
What you practise
Why the brain settles for silver
Setting gold-standard goals
Finishing the last mile when others stop
Turning near-misses into the next win
04
Manifest Your Dream Future 10X Faster with the Golden Vision Letter
The problem it solves
Goals live in heads and slide decks, never written, felt or reviewed, so they quietly fade.
Back at workEvery person carries a vivid, written Golden Vision Letter that pulls their daily actions.
ResearchDominican University (Matthews, 2015): people who wrote their goals, shared them and sent weekly progress reports achieved 76% of them, against 43% for those who only thought about them.
What you practise
Writing your Golden Vision Letter in the present tense
Making the future vivid: see it, feel it, date it
Breaking the vision into 90-day milestones
A weekly review that keeps the vision alive
05
What to Do When Others Don’t Believe In You
The problem it solves
One ‘no’ from a boss, client or colleague, and a good idea is dropped forever.
Back at workPeople whose belief does not depend on approval, and who use criticism as data.
Before → afterKiran Mazumdar-Shaw, 1978: banks would not back a young woman starting a biotech firm in a Bengaluru garage with ₹10,000. That firm became Biocon, a global biopharma company.
What you practise
Separating feedback from judgement
Self-belief that does not need applause
The ‘prove it quietly’ strategy
Turning rejection into a stronger second attempt
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How to Crush Self-Doubt
The problem it solves
Capable people play small, decline stretch roles and wait for permission, so talent stays hidden.
Back at workPeople who act with confidence, take stretch roles and back their own judgement.
Before → afterVirat Kohli, England 2014 → 2018: he averaged 13.40 across 10 Test innings and later spoke openly about how low he felt. Four years on, he topped the series with 593 runs.
What you practise
Where self-doubt comes from, and why it lies
The evidence journal: proof of your own ability
Acting confident before you feel confident
Silencing the impostor voice in big moments
07
Revolutionize Your Self-Talk: Awaken Your Inner Coach to Conquer Your ‘Impossible’ Dreams
The problem it solves
‘It’s impossible’ and ‘Nothing will change’ become the team’s language, and then its reality.
Back at workAn inner coach in every head: calm, confident language, even under pressure.
PsychologyMichigan psychologist Ethan Kross (2014): people who coached themselves by their own name or ‘you’ felt less anxious and gave better speeches under pressure.
What you practise
Catching the inner critic in the act
Third-person self-talk for high-pressure moments
From ‘I can’t’ to ‘How can I?’
Power phrases for targets, pitches and setbacks
08
Growth Mindset: Turn ‘I Can’t’ into ‘I Can’t… Yet’
The problem it solves
People believe talent is fixed, so they avoid challenges, fear feedback and stop learning.
Back at workA team that welcomes challenges, asks for feedback and learns new skills fast.
Before → afterMichael Jordan, 1978: left off his school’s varsity basketball team. He practised harder than anyone and went on to win 6 NBA titles.
What you practise
Fixed versus growth mindset at work
The power of ‘yet’
Treating feedback as fuel
Learning any new skill faster
09
Bridging the Gap Between Your Current and Future Reality
The problem it solves
Big visions sit far from today’s reality, and nobody maps the steps in between.
Back at workA clear bridge from today to the goal: obstacles named, plans made, steps scheduled.
Before → afterISRO, 2019 → 2023: Chandrayaan-2’s lander crashed. ISRO studied every failure point and redesigned for failure; Chandrayaan-3 made India the first nation to land near the Moon’s south pole.
What you practise
Gap analysis: where you are versus where you want to be
Seeing the goal and the obstacles together
If-then plans that turn intention into action
Weekly milestones that close the gap
10
Unlocking Your Inner Drive: Overcoming the Motivation Trap
The problem it solves
People wait to ‘feel motivated’, so work slows the moment nobody is chasing them.
Back at workSelf-driven people who act first and let motivation follow.
NeuroscienceDopamine rises in anticipation of a reward and with signs of progress, not only at the finish line (Schultz, Science, 1997). Visible small wins keep the brain driving.
What you practise
Why waiting for motivation never works
Finding your personal ‘why’
Small wins that keep the brain driving
Self-motivation without carrots or fear
11
From Pain to Power: Harnessing Your Emotions for Motivation and Success
The problem it solves
After a setback, a lost client or harsh feedback, people sink into stress, blame or quitting.
Back at workPeople who turn pain into fuel and bounce back stronger.
Real storyDashrath Manjhi, 1960 → 1982: after his wife could not reach a hospital in time, he cut a path through a hill with a hammer and chisel for 22 years, shrinking his village’s journey from 55 km to 15 km.
What you practise
Emotions as energy, not enemies
Reframing pain into purpose
The setback-to-comeback method
Managing stress before it manages you
12
Adaptability Quotient: Win When the Rules Change
The problem it solves
Every new system, AI tool or restructure meets resistance, and the team falls behind the market.
Back at workPeople who adapt fast, learn new tools with curiosity and stay calm in uncertainty.
Before → afterKodak vs Fujifilm: as film collapsed, Kodak filed for bankruptcy in 2012. Fujifilm reinvented itself in healthcare, cosmetics and materials, and thrived.
What you practise
Your adaptability quotient (AQ)
Unlearning and relearning fast
Calm under uncertainty: managing the threat response
Embracing AI and new tools with curiosity
13
The Productivity Powerhouse: How to Destroy Distraction and Procrastination
The problem it solves
Phones, pings and meetings eat the day, and important work is always pushed to ‘tomorrow’.
Back at workDaily deep-focus blocks, important work done first and deadlines met calmly.
Before → afterMicrosoft Japan, 2019: a 4-day week trial with shorter meetings and fewer distractions raised sales per employee by about 40%.
What you practise
The neuroscience of distraction
Deep-focus blocks and phone-free zones
Beating procrastination with the 2-minute start
Planning your day around peak energy
14
Making Big Moves: How to Overcome Productive Procrastination
The problem it solves
Everyone looks busy clearing inboxes, while the big, needle-moving work never starts.
Back at workBig moves made first every week, and busywork put in its place.
ResearchThe ‘mere urgency effect’ (Zhu, Yang and Hsee, Journal of Consumer Research, 2018): people picked urgent small tasks over important ones, even when the important task paid more.
What you practise
Spotting productive procrastination
The one big move rule, every week
Urgent versus important: a daily filter
Courage to start the uncomfortable task
15
Your Daily Protocol to G.O.A.T.ify Yourself
The problem it solves
Training energy fades by Monday because nothing changes in the daily routine.
Back at workA daily champion routine for mind, body and focus that keeps the mindset sharp.
Before → afterBritish Cycling, 2003 → 2012: coach Dave Brailsford chased 1% gains in daily routines. The team won 8 Olympic golds in Beijing 2008, and Bradley Wiggins became Britain’s first Tour de France winner in 2012.
What you practise
The morning protocol: mind, body, plan
Stacking new habits onto old routines
The 1% better daily tracker
An evening review that locks in the day’s wins
16
Your Champion Mindset Activation Technique: The Brainwash
The problem it solves
Every day, news, complaints and old failures wash the brain with doubt, and nobody washes it back.
Back at workPeople who deliberately prime their brain for confidence, focus and winning, every day.
NeuroscienceCleveland Clinic (Ranganathan and colleagues, 2004): people who only imagined finger exercises gained 35% in strength, against 53% for those who trained physically.
What you practise
How repetition rewires belief
The 5-minute champion activation routine
Visualisation the way Olympians use it
Guarding your mind from daily negativity
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Episode 5 of 9 · Behind the Scene
What really happens inside the room?
Mindset games, challenges and the moments people never forget.
★ Signature training method
Saurabh Jain's 7-step mindset training method: a mindset that sticks
By Friday, people forget most of what they heard on Monday. They remember what they did. So every topic is first experienced as a game or challenge, then practised on your team's real situations until it becomes the way they think. Tap each step and try it.
Inside the room
Inside a mindset workshop: how the energy flows
Experience, understand, practise, apply. Every session rises like a wave: high-energy games and challenges, balanced by quiet moments of reflection and real goals from your team's work.
Aha moments
Laughter
Breakthroughs
Goosebumps
Trust
Courage
Clarity
Celebration
High energy
Self-awareness
Aha moments
Laughter
Breakthroughs
Goosebumps
Trust
Courage
Clarity
Celebration
High energy
Self-awareness
Feel the 16 mindset topics in action with your own team, your real targets and your real challenges.
Who speaks for 30 hours non-stop, without a single note?
Meet the man behind the method.
Your mindset trainer
Why Saurabh Jain is the best growth mindset trainer in Jaipur, India
Saurabh Jain began his career as a medical representative and rose to MSD Rajasthan State Head, leading teams through targets, pressure and change. In June 2017, two startups collapsed on the same day. He rebuilt from a one-room institute, step by step, into EnactraX, Bharat's No. 1 Soft Skills Training Centre. After a brain haemorrhage, doctors told him he would not speak in public again. He healed, and 11 months later set his first non-stop speaking world record; he went on to speak for 30 hours without a single note. He has failed, fallen, rebuilt and won again. His own life is the winning, growth and adaptable mindset he teaches your team.
Founder
EnactraX
A venture of Pragya. Bharat’s No. 1 Soft Skills Training Centre.
Founder
Jaipur Learning Festival
“Learning & Motivation का महाकुम्भ”, home of the 30-hour non-stop speech.
10World records
200+Eminent titles
100+Global training programs completed
23+YearsExperience
36Domain expertise
2,500+Training sessions conducted
1,500+Self-help books mastered
40,000Study hours
₹40LakhInvested in his own upskilling
500+Media houses covered
4,250+Five-star Google reviews (Saurabh Jain + EnactraX)
500+Games and activities
Tap each card
Then and now: 8 moments that should have stopped him
Each one could have ended the story. Tap a card and see what happened next.
0 / 8 stories revealed
The day doctors said "no more speaking", he wrote this from his ICU bed
जिन्दगी मैं फिर तैयार हूँ, तू कोई कमी मत छोडना मेरे मजे लेने में,क्योंकि मैं कोई कसर नहीं छोड़ने वाला तेरे मजे लेने में.
"Life, I am ready again. Don't hold back in testing me, because I won't hold back in living you."
Saurabh Jain
His core belief: a champion is not born. A champion is built, one thought and one habit at a time, and that is exactly what he builds with your team.
HonoursVaishya Gaurav, by the Rajasthan CMLifetime Achievement AwardYouth IconJSG वाचस्पतिBest Entrepreneur, ICF+ 200 more
Featured onDiscovery ChannelANIThe PrintAhmedabad Mirror
Why his mindset training works
He holds any room
30 hours of non-stop speech with no notes. He keeps every person engaged, from new joiners to the boardroom
He has lived the pressure
As a medical rep and later MSD State Head, he carried targets, rejection and change, and turned each one into a win
Built on behavioural science
Neuroscience, psychology and performance research, taught simply and applied to your team's real situations
Practised on your situations
Your targets, rejections, change announcements and setbacks become the practice material, so the training is usable the same day
500+ games and challenges
Energy and laughter in the room, because people try new thinking only when they feel safe, not judged
Measured, not assumed
A pre and post mindset assessment, a 21-day logbook and HR feedback show exactly what changed
“Training is not just my profession. It's my purpose, my passion and my profession.”
Saurabh Jain
Why Saurabh Jain
The right trainer changes how your team thinks, for life.Here is why HR, L&D and business heads choose Saurabh Jain.
Your team has sat through enough motivational talks that felt good on the day and were forgotten by Monday. This is what he does differently.
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Episode 7 of 9 · The Evidence
Don't take our word for it
The brands that trusted him, and what the media wrote.
Partner brands
Brands, schools and institutions that trust Saurabh Jain for training
In the news
Jaipur's world record mindset trainer in the news
500+ media houses have covered Saurabh Jain, from Dainik Bhaskar and Rajasthan Patrika to ANI and The Print. Tap any clipping to read it.
Watch him in action
Watch the mindset trainer in action: two minutes say more than any brochure.
See how he holds a room, breaks limiting beliefs and makes a single idea stick for life. Press play on any one.
Your doubts answered, what it is worth, who it is for, why we are different, and your next step.
Before you decide
Is mindset training worth it for employees? The five reasons organisations wait, answered
Most training proposals die in one meeting, on one of these five sentences. Tap yours and walk in with the answer. The decision stays yours.
1/5doubts answered
If nothing changes: Your people keep the thinking habits they picked up years ago, and pass them on to every new joiner.
A mindset is not a personality you are born with. Beliefs, self-talk, focus and the response to setbacks are habits of thought, and habits change with practice.
Proof: The adult brain keeps rewiring with practice: London taxi drivers who learnt the city's 25,000 streets grew a larger hippocampus (Maguire and colleagues, PNAS, 2000).
Try itCan your team already do these? Tap what is true.
If nothing changes: Unmeasured training is the first budget line cut, and the old thinking habits stay.
We agree the measures with your HR and L&D team upfront: a pre and post mindset assessment, manager inputs, a 21-day logbook and a summary report for management.
Proof: Gallup's meta-analysis found the most engaged business units are 23% more profitable than the least engaged.
If nothing changes: Training that fades is the costliest kind: you pay once, then keep paying for the old habits.
Inspiration fades when practice stops. Ours continues: a 21-day mindset logbook, manager check-ins and HR feedback, until the new habits become the way your team thinks.
Proof: Hermann Ebbinghaus showed unpractised learning fades within days, and that each spaced review resets the curve.
Try itAfter one training with no review, how much is still remembered?
His classic 1885 memory data, shown for illustration.
Mindset training ROI calculator: cost versus the results you will get
See what a weak mindset costs your organisation every year: time lost to distraction, procrastination, low motivation and resistance to change, plus sales missed through fear of rejection. Time is valued at salary cost, conservatively, and revenue is credited only to sales roles, as gross profit.
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Who should join this growth mindset training program?
Every level struggles differently: new joiners with self-doubt, sales teams with rejection, managers with motivation and change. Pick yours and see what changes.
Built for
New joiners and young professionals
01
Sounds familiar?
“He is talented, but he never volunteers and freezes when things go wrong.”
After the training
Confident young professionals who back themselves and learn fast.
32+ industries. One proven way to build a winning mindset at every desk.
Pharma and healthcareMedical devices and diagnosticsHospitals and clinicsBanking and financial servicesNBFC and microfinanceInsuranceMutual funds and wealth managementStock brokingReal estateConstruction and building materialsFMCGRetail and showroomsE-commerce and D2CManufacturing and engineeringIndustrial B2BIT, SaaS and technology
Pharma and healthcareMedical devices and diagnosticsHospitals and clinicsBanking and financial servicesNBFC and microfinanceInsuranceMutual funds and wealth managementStock brokingReal estateConstruction and building materialsFMCGRetail and showroomsE-commerce and D2CManufacturing and engineeringIndustrial B2BIT, SaaS and technology
TelecomAutomobile and dealershipsConsumer durables and electronicsJewelleryTextiles and apparelEducation and ed-techHospitality and travelLogistics and supply chainSolar and renewable energyAgri-inputs and agricultureChemicals and paintsMedia and advertisingFranchise networksDirect sellingProfessional servicesStartups and SMEs
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Choose your format
In person or online: choose your mindset workshop format
Pick a duration and a setting. We shape the rest around your team.
Most motivational seminars just inspire. Ours builds a winning mindset for life.
Your team may have attended a motivational seminar: inspiring on the day, forgotten by Monday. Here is why our change lasts, and shows up in targets, retention and results.
✕Typical motivational seminar
VS✓Saurabh Jain's Mindset program
Approach
Typical seminarGeneric slides and famous quotes.
Saurabh's programDiagnosed with HR and L&D first, then practised on your team's real situations.
Practice
Typical seminarListen, clap, go home.
Saurabh's programGames, role plays, feedback and personal commitments, again and again.
Results
Typical seminarFeedback forms, forgotten by Monday.
Saurabh's programPre and post mindset assessment, 21-day logbook and a report for HR.
Who leads it
Typical seminarA speaker with a slide deck.
Saurabh's programA master trainer with 2,500+ trainings and 10 World Records.
What you get
Typical seminarA good day that fades.
Saurabh's programA team that thinks, acts and wins like champions, for life.
The real question
It is not "Can we afford mindset training for our team?" It is "Can we afford another year of a talented team that plays small?"
Freediscovery call1 dayto your customised proposal
Growth mindset training in Jaipur for corporates: frequently asked questions
Who is the best growth mindset trainer in Jaipur, India?
Saurabh Jain is a Jaipur-based mindset trainer, corporate soft skills trainer and motivational speaker with 23+ years of experience, 2,500+ trainings across 32+ industries, 200+ awards and 10 World Records, including a 30-hour non-stop speech delivered without notes. He founded EnactraX, Bharat's No. 1 Soft Skills Training Centre, and the Jaipur Learning Festival. His Winning, Growth and Adaptability Mindset Training builds 16 topics, from a 10X winning mindset, self-talk and a growth mindset to adaptability, deep focus and a daily champion protocol.
What does your mindset training for employees cover?
Sixteen topics, in sequence: Achieve Your Dreams 10X Faster With a Winning Mindset; Think Like a G.O.A.T.: How You Can Achieve Mind-Blowing Results; Go for the Gold: The Shocking Truth About Your Dreams and Why You’re Settling for Silver; Manifest Your Dream Future 10X Faster with the Golden Vision Letter; What to Do When Others Don’t Believe In You; How to Crush Self-Doubt; Revolutionize Your Self-Talk: Awaken Your Inner Coach to Conquer Your ‘Impossible’ Dreams; Growth Mindset: Turn ‘I Can’t’ into ‘I Can’t… Yet’; Bridging the Gap Between Your Current and Future Reality; Unlocking Your Inner Drive: Overcoming the Motivation Trap; From Pain to Power: Harnessing Your Emotions for Motivation and Success; Adaptability Quotient: Win When the Rules Change; The Productivity Powerhouse: How to Destroy Distraction and Procrastination; Making Big Moves: How to Overcome Productive Procrastination; Your Daily Protocol to G.O.A.T.ify Yourself; Your Champion Mindset Activation Technique: The Brainwash. Each topic is experienced through games and challenges, then practised on real workplace situations, and we shape the mix around your team after a free discovery call.
What is the difference between a growth mindset, a winning mindset and adaptability?
A growth mindset, from Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck's research, is the belief that ability grows with effort and learning, so challenges and feedback become fuel. A winning mindset adds the hunger to aim high and finish first. Adaptability is the ability to adjust quickly when the rules change. This program builds all three, because each one stalls without the others.
How do you work with our HR and L&D team?
We start with a discovery call with your HR, L&D or business head, run a short training needs analysis and mindset survey, and share a customised proposal within one working day, aligned with your competency framework and values. After the program, HR receives a pre and post assessment summary, attendance and feedback reports, and a certificate for every participant.
Who should attend from our organisation?
New joiners and young professionals, sales and business development teams, managers and team leads, senior leaders and CXOs, and any team going through change such as a new system, AI rollout, merger or restructure. We recommend the right mix and batch size on the free discovery call.
Which formats, where, and what does it cost?
Half day, full day, a few days, or regular weekly or monthly sessions: in person at your office, a hotel, resort or offsite venue in Jaipur, across Rajasthan and India and abroad, or live online in any time zone, in English, Hindi or both. The investment depends on duration, format, number of participants and customisation, so every organisation receives a customised proposal within one working day of the discovery call.
How is impact measured? Is there a certificate?
Every participant completes a pre and post mindset assessment, practises with a 21-day mindset logbook, receives a certificate and a workbook, and leaves with a signed Golden Vision Letter and a 90-day action plan. Your HR team receives a summary of the change, and we agree business measures such as target achievement, engagement, attrition and adoption of change with you upfront.
Is growth mindset training backed by research?
Yes. Carol Dweck's research at Stanford, Gallup's engagement studies, neuroscience on neuroplasticity and decades of goal-setting research by Locke and Latham all show that mindset and habits can be trained, and that they drive measurable performance. Every topic in this program is linked to research and a real before-and-after example.
How is this different from a motivational seminar?
A motivational seminar changes how people feel for a day. This program changes how they think and act, through diagnosis, games, role plays, a Golden Vision Letter, a 21-day practice logbook and HR follow-up, until the new habits stick.
Is the training available in Hindi and online?
Yes. Saurabh Jain trains in English, Hindi or a mix of both, in person in Jaipur, across Rajasthan and India and abroad, or live online in any time zone.
Can individuals join, or is it only for organisations?
This program is designed for organisations and their teams. If you are an individual, choose 'Just me (individual)' in the enquiry form and Saurabh Jain's team will guide you to the right option.
Saurabh JainBest growth mindset trainer in Jaipur and 10-time World Record holder
Belief. Grit. Focus. Agility.
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What happens next
1
You send the enquiry
Takes less than a minute.
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Free discovery call
We understand your team, where mindset breaks down, and your business goals.
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Your customised proposal
Within one working day, aligned with your competency framework.
200+Awards
2500+Trainings
10World Records
23+Years
Bonus episode · The Victory
Celebrate the win. Enjoy a winning team for life.
Every great series ends with a celebration. With Saurabh Jain, yours starts on the last day of the program and never really ends.
Day 1
The celebration
Certificates, a final champion challenge won together, and a Golden Vision Letter every person has signed.
Day 21
The new habit
The mindset logbook is complete. Big moves first, 'not yet' instead of 'I can't', and calm in change now happen without thinking.
Year 1
The new culture
Bolder targets, faster adaptation, fewer excuses and good people who stay.
For life
The lifelong payoff
Every new joiner learns from a team that thinks like champions. A winning mindset keeps paying, year after year.
“Skills decide what your team can do. Mindset decides what it will do.”
