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This was my most important session till date...I must admit. ✨

Although the importance of every professional engagement is similar, there are these magic moments when I feel truly alive as a Trainer- Like this one! 😇

Elated to share that I got an opportunity to Virtually connect with the Indian Army's Troop posted in Eastern Ladakh. 🇮🇳

I delivered a session on "Emotional Courage", an invisible weapon to strengthen from inside out.

I took the opportunity to observe and learn from these heroic gentleman as well. Few being:-

- Discipline.
- Alertness.
- Sense of Service.
- Team Spirit. ..and many more

Grateful to serve always and forever 🙏💕😊

PS- only this one photo for Official reasons :)

School Summer vacations over...this is the last chance to switch to best suited Stream 🤔 🤯

Still doubtful❓

Do you need clarification about which Stream to choose (Humanities/ Science/ Commerce) ❓
Are you banking your life's decision on Peers, random Websites, and 'what-we-have-heard' ❓

Then you are at the right place 👍🤓

What if we choose the right Stream based on Standardized Psychometric Assessment and One-to-one Sessions to gauge your Personality, Interest, Ability, Emotional Strength, Expectations, Academic Record etc and match it with numerous Career Opportunities?

Form link in Comments.

Regards,
-Kirti Sharma
Internationally Certified Career Coach, Counselling Psychologist, and Founder of PsyWithin

Emotional Agility is something we must integrate in our educational system 💜❤️
Thank you for organizing this much needed Book Club David Wen and ...thanks to L&D club

Looking forward to many more such learnings.. 🙏

Times when you got to sit with the different versions of yourself, keep a poker face (for discouragers only) and come up with best bet.

PC:

Khud se maafi maang ke dekho. Achha lagega. :)

PsyWithin updated their business hours.

"When your daughter gets off the bus, embarrassed and in tears... As a mother, it is considered "normal" for me to want to protect her and come to her defense. Although, I am a woman who is led by the Holy Spirit, and peace, love and grace is what invades my heart.
Lexi (who is 14 years old) explained to me how the bus driver stopped the bus in the middle of her route and yelled at her for ten minutes in front of all the kids because she was sitting on her knees and braiding her friends hair. (Apparently, sitting on her knees is what infuriated the bus driver.)
The angry woman kept tearing Lexi down with words and her delivery was completely uncalled for.
After Lexi calmed down and we talked it through, I asked my daughter a question:
"Lexi, want to do something radical?"
"Sure!" Lexi replied.
"How about you respond to your bus driver in LOVE because she clearly is lacking it! All she knows is anger and frustration. How about tomorrow morning you present her with freshly baked cookies and a hug!
You and I both know that she doesn't "deserve" it. If anything, she owes you an apology. But after all, isn't that what GRACE is all about?"
My precious daughter quickly replied, "Can we bake the cookies now?"
That next morning when Lexi handed her bus driver those cookies, the woman sat there in disbelief because she knew in her heart of heart's that she overreacted in pure anger and foolishness. Yet Lexi humbly came to her, in love.
Trust me when I say, those "cookies" spoke a million words in Lexi's defense!
The bus driver asked Lexi, "Can I have a hug too?" ... And just like that, PEACE entered in!" ❤
Credit: Holly Wright

Listen,
Remember to take a break from the monotony of life and rediscover yourself.
It'll be worth the pause :)

Conversations can also be inclusive if we come to think about it. Here are few points around Inclusive Conversations at Workplace.

Thanks to Youth For Mental Health for sharing their platform.

https://youtu.be/EIvN6HM85Wo

Workplace Wellness Conclave Day 2: Inclusive Conversations in the Workplace

So true
Courtesy-

A topic that is not spoken about much. It it interests you, follow me on:

https://www.clubhouse.com/

Thank you for the media coverage . This article was published in .
Link to the article: https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/relationships/are-you-a-victim-of-caspering-a-form-of-gentler-ghosting-101639298519308.html

Dear Friends,

The highly anticipated GYMHAI Annual Awards And Musical Extravaganza (GAAME) 2021, it's less than 5 days away. And we’re so excited to introduce to you one of our amazing artists, NIKA SUWARSIH,

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We see you live tomorrow to discuss the beautiful, brave and courageous journey of Nikhil Pawaskar] from being a student to sailor to now a wellness ans lifestyle coach.

Questions? Brings them on.

8pm, 3rd Dec, here.

Nikhil Pawaskar]

has just slammed a century on his Test debut, joining an elite list of Indian cricketers to do so.

Shreya's proud father, Santosh Iyer, could not hide his excitement seeing his son make a dream debut for India in the most extended game format.

Interestingly, during his U16 days when the Shreyas was going through a rough patch, his father got worried and called his coaches to know what was going wrong.

"We did everything in our power to make sure he can fulfil his potential. So when one coach told me that your son has talent, but he has lost focus, I got a little worried. I thought he’s either fallen in love or got mixed up in the wrong crowd,” Santosh said while speaking to Cricbuzz.

However, instead of putting pressure on him, Santosh took his son to a sports psychologist at a time when not many were aware about mental health of sports persons.

The understanding and support Shreyas got from his father worked wonders.

“The psychologist told me that, like most other cricketers, Shreyas was simply going through a rough patch. And sure enough, he soon recovered his form and has never looked back,” the senior Iyer says.

Kudos to both Shreyas Iyer and his inspiring father!

Unlearning and Relearning is as important as Learning.

Let us understand the entire landscape of Learning from who will be joining us for Instagram Live.

We invite you to participate and post your questions if any.

Looking forward!