Do you know taking regular breaks, makes you do more? Yes, that’s true. Pre-timed breaks ensure that the work’s monotony is broken, and you resume the work with a fresh mind. Let me explain why does this happen and how you can utilize it to be more productive. The reason behind …
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Awesome, so you have gone through part 1 & part 2 of the series. Great job in catching up. Let me now get on and share the reason#3, which keeps us stuck. 3.Blaming others Yes, it’s the third most important reason. Blaming others is essentially holding others responsible for …
As promised I am back with part 2. But before I begin, I wanted to share something with you. After I published part 1 of the series many people reached out to me. Some wrote back and allayed their fears, while others booked the One To One session with me, via, the appointment …
I’m glad to share that I received very encouraging feedback on the 6 episode series of, “The Art of Saying No”, which we concluded sometime back. In case, you missed the series, you can read it on below link: The Art of Saying NO So, inspired by the response and as recommended by most …
Today we have reached the last episode of our series, “The Art of saying NO”. Time flies, really. So, let’s check out the final HACK. HACK:5 Taking the Onus This is a classic case of blaming yourself while appreciating the other person. It requires you to praise the idea, project, task, …
In continuation of our series, let me share with you the 4th technique today. You can find the earlier parts of the series below : The Art of Saying NO, Part 1 The Art of Saying NO, Part 2 The Art of Saying NO, Part 3 Ok, let’s have a …
Welcome to part 3 of the series. In case you haven’t checked the first 2 parts of the series and somehow arrived here directly, I would strongly recommend you to access the links below and then come back. It will give you a better understanding of the context. The Art of Saying NO, …
Welcome to part 2 of the series. The fact that you are here, I hope that you have gone through the Part 1 of the series. If No, then pls read the same & then come back. You can read it here>>The Art of Saying NO,Part 1 Ok, so now let’s …
Right from our childhood, we are taught to become YES people. Isn’t it? No wonder, when it comes to saying NO, most of us struggle BIG time. Becoming a YES person makes us spread ourselves too thin. This limits your ability to leverage the full potential & quality is compromised. To quote Steve …
We all experience mood swings, where our state oscillates from absolute euphoria to abysmally dud. It’s common to accuse external factors and events of this variation. I don’t question the circumstances and situations; a logical question arises: Why and how does it happen? What is the interconnect between external events and internal stage changes? …
