Our workplace is a home away from home where individuals start, build, nurture and also smoothly or drastically end relationships. It isn’t surprising to know that most important deals that are to remain within confide... Read More » 
Assertiveness Tips
Know your facts and have them to hand. Anticipate other people’s behaviour and prepare your responses. Prepare and use good open questions. Re-condition and practice your own new reactions to aggression (posters can help you... Read More
The Leader Within You!
Last night, I once again heard Alpacino’s famous speech from the movie “The Scent of a Women” Wherein he says “makers are Men, creators are Leaders. Mind you the kind of leaders you are creating”. The minute I heard him, I just... Read More
Professional Code Of Conduct
Posted on Dec 19 2011 | No Comments
Our workplace is a home away from home where individuals start, build, nurture and also smoothly or drastically end relationships. It isn’t surprising to know that most important deals that are to remain within confide... Read More » Work Life Balance
Posted on Dec 16 2011 | No Comments
Going back to my Job days, I clearly remember conducting a few sessions on Work -Life Balance as a Corporate Trainer and I also remember getting engrossed in the subject totally. Even after my sessions…thinking how... Read More » Setting Smart Goals
Posted on Apr 08 2011 | 3 Comments
What is a Goal?
A goal or objective is a desired result a person or a system envisions, plans and commits to achieve—a personal or organizational desired end-point in some sort of assumed development. Many people endeavor... Read More » Styles Of Conflict Management
Posted on Jul 04 2010 | 2 Comments
In every situation we are responsible for our actions. Conflict situations offer each of us an opportunity to choose a style for responding to the conflict. The key to effective conflict prevention and management is to choose... Read More » The British Mindset
Posted on Jun 11 2010 | 6 Comments
Britons are insular in nature, part of Europe but separate from it at the same time. The British are hard-working, driven by deadlines and the need for material gain, and divided by an ancient class system, the boundaries... Read More » Work Life Balance – Happiness Quotient
Posted on May 29 2010 | 1 Comment
7 ways to find Work life balance
One life – One day:It’s very important to live life not in years or decades but moment by moment.
Can’t spare a week; take an hour- You don’t need an extended vacation to unwind. ... Read More » Understanding Self-Esteem
Posted on Mar 31 2010 | No Comments
Self-esteem means an overall evaluation of a person about himself. Self-esteem can be very closely related to one’s self-image. Feeling worthy about yourself, or having high self-esteem, is one of the most valuable... Read More » Assertiveness Tips
Posted on Mar 20 2010 | 1 Comment
Know your facts and have them to hand.
Anticipate other people’s behaviour and prepare your responses.
Prepare and use good open questions.
Re-condition and practice your own new reactions to aggression... Read More » -
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