Consider and Act

At the recently concluded ‘Industry Preparedness’ workshop with students of Global Institute of Sports Business, we trained on equipping...

5 WORKSHOP TRAINING TIPS that have helped me in conducting corporate training sessions. 1.AUDIENCE CONNECT - Be intentional about making...

How do you handle nervousness before a presentation? Here are 7 tips to help you overcome stage fear. 1. Focus on the value that you are...

When interacting with startup founders and team members at the Jai Hind College Incubator and Accelerator Centre, the evaluation of their...

LEARNINGS FROM BEING ON THE LEADERSHIP TEAM It's been 2 terms (10 months so far) serving as president of the Leadership Team at BNI...

5 TIPS FOR CORPORATE TRAINERS. I enjoyed the opportunity of conducting a 4 day Communication Training with students of Global Institute...

Whether it's walking on to the stage as a TEDx speaker, getting seated at a recording studio, or engaging with participants at a...

How to run an effective meeting Meetings are a regular and vital component for every organisation, be it a school, college, office,...

Here is a leadership thought to challenge us in the way we work with our teams. It is so important as a leader to be looking for...

Mathew Henry lived in the eighteenth century and was a very spiritual man. He was known for his writings as a Bible commentator. Like all...

This is a powerful statement which speaks of making and keeping commitments. It's from the book, 'Everyone communicates, few connect' by...

Why Read - Here is a thought I read from the book Spiritual leadership by J Oswald Sanders. The purpose of reading is vital to our...

Helping people feel good about themselves is a key to productivity. In the book 'The New One Minute Manager' the author Ken Blanchard and...

As I was walking down the corridors of St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, I happened to glance at the side and once again marveled at the...

It's so easy for us to voice our opinion and jump to conclusions. But self control means probing and asking questions to understand...