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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17 Jan 2022

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Every day is a gift, why not work towards making it a masterpiece. To work magnificently well, it takes little habits practiced persistently to take you forward each day. The most impactful seven habits that align your journey are: ● Be True To Yourself ● Help Others ● Make Each Day Count ● Drink Deep From Good Books ● Make Friendship A Fine Art ● Build A Shelter Agains...
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15 Nov 2021

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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

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For most of us, teamwork is a part of everyday life. There are several ways in which teamwork is important and vital to the success of the company and to the development of each employee. The fundamentals of team work are exquisitely enlightened in the book Gung Ho! by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles. Gung Ho! process has been used by organizations around the world, and was recognized i...
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15 Nov 2021

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Reflective listening is a type of active listening where the listener seeks to understand and ‘Reflect’ what the speaker is saying by repeating or paraphrasing what was said. Reflection has to be accurate either in verbal or non-verbal cues. The reflective listening captures and empathize the speaker and also benefits to bind a rapport with the receiver. The key to reflective listening i...
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15 Nov 2021

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The non-verbal communications deliver the message by suppressing the verbal communications. The emotional words cannot speak out are expressed through non-verbal communications. The key factors delivering non-verbal communications are facial expressions, postures, gestures, eye contact, touch and space. For example, if a person asking questions which you think not appropriate for the sit...
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15 Nov 2021

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Rapport is a relation of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between the people; it also means making a connection or establishing a relationship. To open the doors for success, create a sense of trust and understanding with the people you meet despite your industry and position. Rapport is not only the tool for building relationships; it’s often the basis for achieving success. ...
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15 Nov 2021

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Empathy is the skill of active listening, it is the identification and understanding of another person’s situation, feelings, motives and approaching an interaction with an open mind. Empathy comes with a sense of responsibility. It may be a sense of responsibility towards the person, both internally and externally. A’s – Acknowledge, Appreciate, Affirm, Assure ACKNOWLEDGE : Acknow...
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15 Nov 2021

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We Humans adapt ourselves to any situation, but sometimes, we need a small push. We learn quickly, picking up skills with ease, constantly investigating boundaries and finding new ways to push them. But the flipside? We can just as easily find ourselves growing bored and settling into complacency as the novelty of what was once new wears off. This becomes a problem when we love what we a...
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