04 May 2024

Interpersonal Skills, Leadership 0 Comment
Escaping the Tyranny of Busyness: Cultivating True Leadership and Balance
Ever caught yourself trapped in the ‘tyranny of the urgent’ - running from pillar to post, day in and out, completely exhausting yourself?“I am very busy today’, which runs into weeks and then months, and before you know it, the year has passed...‘I have to do everything by myself,’ we hear them complain.‘I don’t have anyone capable of supporting me,’ ‘time flies very fast,’ and worse, ‘...
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28 Apr 2024

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From Forgetting to Connecting: Embracing Our Name-Recall Journey with Positivity
By the way, I am not very good at remembering people’s names and I think we have all had those moments where we blank out on someone's name. It's like our brain decides to take a coffee break just when we need it the most.And of course, Murphy's Law kicks in, and they not only remember our name but say it with a big smile on their face.While this is embarrassing, as a consolation, I simp...
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27 Feb 2024

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Great Teams Have Great Themes!
Every musical instrument in an orchestra is crucial in creating a symphony that the composer had envisaged, regardless of how faint or little its contribution. Without that particular instrument, the music would be incomplete and lacking. When google studied outstanding teams globally to understand what makes them great, the last thing that they would have expected is that it all boiled ...
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27 Feb 2024

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Simplifying Stress: Knowledge is a process of piling up facts
Knowledge is a process of piling up facts; wisdom lies in their simplification.Simplifying things garners clarity and guarantees success.If I were to attribute 'Stress' to a single word, that that word would be 'Control'. We could all, consciously or unconsciously, be control freaks, however we must be on the right side of the control continuum.Perfectly okay to control your thoughts,...
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26 Feb 2024

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We are all Yogis
It is interesting how I get many requests from corporates and MBA students to incorporate ‘yoga’ in my sessions. They find it relaxing, relieving, and it helps them concentrate with clarity. Since I help them experience ‘yogaofthemind" which does not necessarily include any physical postures, I help them see that yoga truly means ‘union’ or ‘connection’, versus ‘viyoga’ which means ‘disc...
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26 Feb 2024

Management & HR Training 0 Comment
Your Mind’s Diet
USD 125 billion was the estimated health and wellness food market size in 2023, reflecting a substantial investment in sustaining a healthy body. Wonder if we are paying equal attention to healthy food for the mind? An alert, active, and energetic mind that is calm and stable is an asset and must be fed appropriately. It is a no-brainer that thoughts make up the diet of the mind. I am re...
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15 Nov 2021

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“Crucial Leadership Lesson To Learn From Don Benett.” This is a true story of a mountain and a courageous team of climbers, one of which was a 52 years old Don Benett. This incident changed his life forever. The jubilant Don Benett had become the first man to hop to the top of the mountain on one leg. That is 14,410 on one leg and two crutches. “How did you make it to the top?”, Do...
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15 Nov 2021

Leadership 0 Comment
The traits of a leader would make sense after debunking a myth on whether a leader is born or is made. This myth shall be completely removed once we dissect the leadership journey. Self-awareness is step number one for any leader. They have a deep understanding of who they really are, their strengths, limitations, opportunities and threats. They are in touch with the core values and a...
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15 Nov 2021

Interpersonal Skills 0 Comment
The greatest effort you credit to your success is time. There are lots of proverbs regarding time and we keep on the track that how to manage our time and even we spend a lot of time reading an article on time management and after learning we will do the same fault. No more frustrations, there are few things to come over to be great time manager. 1. Smart phones The smart phones en...
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15 Nov 2021

Sales & Customer Service 0 Comment
The service triangle is used to market the service to the consumers. It has great importance and its components are essential to the success of any business. The components of service triangle are internal marketing, external marketing and the interactive marketing; the entities of the service triangle are supportive management, system and the competent employees. Internal M...
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