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I am personally most interested in small interventions that can significantly and positively impact our life outcomes. These are what form the back bone of my training workshops on how to improve effectiveness as a manager etc. Also non-verbals has been an … Continue reading
It is very easy to get disheartened as a trainer/ coach……a lot of people even today consider training and coaching to be a feel good activity. The first to get axed in hard times. And so every now and then … Continue reading
We are operating in a world where the common belief is that our external conditions are predictive of our happiness. This is precisely why millions of people like us have committed their lives to the idea that if we work harder, we will … Continue reading
Recently I came across this blog “When Choosing a Job, Culture Matters by Bill Barnett” (http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/05/when_choosing_a_job_culture_ma.html#.T6fL_xLhQUg.twitter)on the HBR Blog. Here in black and white is what I have been telling people of all hues and sizes(Corporate executives, Faculty, Students)….Culture matters…there are … Continue reading
When Azim Premji writes an article you better sit up and take notice and that is exactly what I did. It would have been criminal not to include what he wrote verbatim so here it is underneath. “WHY EMPLOYEES LEAVE … Continue reading
When I read the article “It’s not about how much you slog,it’s all about the value you add“, I was reminded of a particular case. A decade ago, a friend of mine worked for one of the best market research companies in India. The … Continue reading
A couple of years ago, I had the good fortune of attending a seminar by Ron Johnson, best selling author and life coach where he spoke about how to encourage people around us. In his words, we need to SEE … Continue reading
The frentic pace of life tends to overtake you and as responsibilities pile up the first thing that you cut out of the calendar is renewal or as Stephen Covey says “Sharpen the Saw”. Has that ever happened to you? … Continue reading
The self-explorer, whether he wants to or not, becomes the explorer of everything else. He learns to see himself, but suddenly, provided he was honest, all the rest appears, and it is as rich as he was, and, as a … Continue reading
I read “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki in the early 2000′s. I found it a fascinating is an understatement. Financial Independence… I hadn’t even thought of that. I was so impressed that I read and re-read the book. … Continue reading