Plan for growth in 2011 The week between Christmas and New Year is the time when one can take a peak at the events that have taken place throughout the year in their personal and professional life & analyze how to go about it in the forthcoming year.29/12/10  01:24pm, by Bindu  Categories: Reflection  Post your comment |
| Stress Management Workshop I came across these stress management activities while surfing the net. These are some interactive activities throughout this workshop that ask for your responses. These activities are solely for your self-evaluation. These activities were indeed useful and informative. 19/09/10 10:54pm, by Sakshi Categories: Reflection Post your comment |
The real culprit How often do we feel low and sad not knowing the real reason ?How often do we pick up a fight on the road due to misdirected pent up anger? How often do we tend to put the blame on the environment or someone? else for our issues? It is time that we observe and scrutinize this newly acquired bad temper and see if you know what caused it. 19/09/10 |
Express! Do not suppress! Suppressed emotions should be channeled out or else it could leak out at improper situations in the form of anger. We see road rage often which is some anger misdirected. We come across parents behaving violently at home with kids and spouse due to suppressed emotions at work. It is often the unpleasant emotions that can leak out awkwardly or affect one’s health adversely.This article gives us an insight to address suppressed emotions in a healthy way. 17/07/10 |
Are you dissatisfactied with your life? When someone experiences chronic dissatisfaction that everything is going wrong with his life, it usually triggers with it hundreds of other extremely negative thoughts that invariably leads to more stress. However, viewing things from a positive perspective rather than a negative one, this feeling of dissatisfaction may actually turn out to be a great learning opportunity for change says Kiran.25/07/10 |
Express! Do not suppress! Suppressed emotions should be channeled out or else it could leak out at improper situations in the form of anger. We see road rage often which is some anger misdirected. We come across parents behaving violently at home with kids and spouse due to suppressed emotions at work. It is often the unpleasant emotions that can leak out awkwardly or affect one’s health adversely.This article gives us an insight to address suppressed emotions in a healthy way. 17/07/10 |
The Power of Giving People have this profound urge to do some wonderful random acts of kindness, so all you have to do is ask, says Rashmi…29/06/10 |
Still Learning ... A food for thought non-fiction story which reminds us of the parable of the lost and found sheep.20/06/10 |
ADHD Coping with a learning disability is indeed challenging .With the right support and treatment, however, they can make excellent progress and grow up to be happy and productive adults.26/05/10 |
Why ? Every child is unique. Gender is unimportant and secondary. They are all beautiful and a blessing and it actually doesn’t matter whether it is a girl or a boy as long as he or she is healthy.09/06/10 |
From My Brother's Diary We have to keep our faith intact. Sometimes we will be wronged, but life does not end with one such failure. With time all wounds are healed states Rashmi Tripathi.26/05/10 |
A SIMPLE YET UNFORGETTABLE LESSON IN HELPING OTHERS We have to have faith in people. Sometimes we will be wronged, but there's never a good enough reason to stop believing. It's the little things that count.A simple yet touching story in helping others... 02/04/10 |
Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes: A Lesson in Tolerance When Martin Luther King Jr. was killed in April 1968, one teacher in a small town in Iowa decided to do something to help her students understand the gravity of the shocking event.The lesson she taught was so intense and powerful that almost 40 years later,her former students are still spreading the knowledge and insight they gained from their powerful experience.22/01/10 |
| Ravi's Story Ravi's story is a personal account of the effects of growing up with an abusive, assaultive, alcoholic father. He describes the fears, doubts, emptiness, insecurities and despair which left a lasting scar. 09/07/09 |
