A Business Tip From Anand Mahindra, Delivered With A Hilarious Dog Video

Anand Mahindra often shares funny photos and videos with his social media followers.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra often keeps his followers entertained by posting viral photos or videos. He has done it once again. The Chairman of the Mahindra Group tweeted a funny video but there's more to it than just humour. He has added more meaning to the video by dropping a life lesson in his caption. The video, initially shared by a user named Clayton Cubitt, shows a dog standing at a wooden door frame. The glass from the door frame has been taken out, but the dog thinks that the glass obstruction is intact. No better way of illustrating our addiction to habit…The most valuable skill in business today is knowing how to break free… https://t.co/HQ7cmgxtyp Old habits are very stubborn which do not go away in a day. Though it is shown by a dog's habits but it shows our mindsets also. Indeed it is. Habit conditions your mind. Focus on your activity to improve result.I would love to see someone showing me similar habit of mine.That's why we need "Guru" or "Mentor" Not only in business in every walk of lifeStudent, housewife, professionalsChange & adaptation to changes is the quality that has made humans to evolveThe future belongs to those who wont be caged by limitationsThere are 100 excuses for failure but one reason to succeed Pavlov's Theory of conditioning Very true ...like how we keep swiping at any lighted screen in front of us... even though it is not a 'Touch Screen' ????

While its owner calls it to step out, the dog does not leap through the frame but waits for the door to be opened. To that end, he also keeps pawing at the door, not realising that he's free to move out. We hear the owners laughing at the dog's behaviour.

For Mr Mahindra, the video explained the importance of not falling into a rut. He shared the video while adding a business tip: "No better way of illustrating our addiction to habit…The most valuable skill in business today is knowing how to break free," he wrote.