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Championing Change, Cultivating Connection
Championing Change: Cultivating Connection for Organizational Success Discover the power of cultivating connection in championing organizational change. Explore strategies to foster connections that drive innovation, collaboration, and a thriving workplace culture. In the early 2000s, Cisco Systems confronted a widespread challenge – dwindling employee engagement. Amid rapid expansion, sustaining a sense of connection and commitment
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Welcome to the Barnum & Forer Effect
Welcome to the Barnum & Forer Effect Explore the intriguing world of the Barnum and Forer Effect, where personalized insights often feel remarkably accurate. Discover how this psychological phenomenon influences perceptions and decisions. You attended an online personality test, and as you perused the report, you marvelled at how uncannily precise the statements are! There
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We, the Saboteurs: Overcoming Self-Sabotage for Personal Growth
We, the Saboteurs: Overcoming Self-Sabotage for Personal Growth Explore the concept of self-sabotage and its impact on personal growth. Discover strategies to identify and overcome self-sabotaging behaviors, fostering a path to success and fulfillment. This powerful quote took me thinking. There is no doubt that we are our worst enemy. If we reflect, we will
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In uncertainty, we learn and grow
In Uncertainty We Learn and Grow: Embracing Growth in Times of Change Explore the transformative power of embracing growth uncertainty for personal and professional growth. Discover how navigating through uncertain times can lead to valuable learning experiences and personal development. As a habit, I tend to glance through my LinkedIn posts and look for things
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Bhagavan & Leadership 4: Vairagya (Dispassion)
The story so far…. Parasara Muni (father of Vyasa) explains the word “Bhagavan” in Vishnu Purana as – Bhagah asya asti iti bhagavan – the one who has bhaga is called Bhagavan. Bhagavan is the one who has Bhaga, the six-fold virtues in absolute measure. Aisvaryasya samagrasya viryasya yasasah sriyah jnanavairagyayoscaiva sannam bhaga itirana (Visnu-purana: 6.5.74) Jnana all
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What’s the Purpose? Exploring the Essence of Meaningful Living
What’s the Purpose? Exploring the Essence of Meaningful Living Delve into the question of purpose and its significance in leading a fulfilling life. This article explores the essence of meaningful living and offers insights into discovering one’s purpose. The above quote by Friedrich Nietzsche has been used quite approvingly by Viktor E Frankl in his
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Bhagavan & Leadership 3: Jnana (Knowledge)
Bhagavan and Leadership: The Power of Jnana (Knowledge) in Leadership Explore the concept of Jnana (knowledge) in Bhagavan and leadership and its profound impact on effective leadership. Discover how cultivating knowledge can lead to wisdom, insight, and transformative leadership. The story so far…. Parasara Muni (father of Vyasa) explains the word “Bhagavan” in Vishnu Purana
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Bhagavan & Leadership 2: Context
Bhagavan Leadership: Significance of Context in Leadership Explore the concept of Jnana (knowledge) in Bhagavan leadership and its profound impact on effective leadership. Discover how cultivating knowledge can lead to wisdom, insight, and transformative leadership. The story so far…. I found an interesting way of looking at the word Bhagavan (God). Parasara Muni (father of Vyasa)
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Bhagavan & Leadership 1: Introduction
Bhagavan and Leadership: An Introduction to Spiritual Principles in Leadership Explore the foundational principles of Bhagavan leadership and their relevance to modern leadership practices. Discover how spiritual wisdom can enhance leadership effectiveness and personal growth. I read the Home Study Course of Bhagavad Gita by Swami Dayanand Saraswati. An intriguing explanation of the term “Bhagavan”
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