The “not-to-do” list when meeting someone for the 1st time

Over the years I’ve been to a lot of events, gatherings, met a lot of people, and have gathered a list of not-to-do items when meeting someone for the 1st time.

This is something that I’ve learnt by observing others, and making these mistakes myself as well.

A recent incident had me put together this “list” in this blog entry so that others may learn from my and other’s mistakes.

Lessons from the Movies

Be you at any stage of life, these simple rules from the movies will be no less of an inspiration to stand up straight and get your head screwed on straight.

A few Simple Rules that dogs can teach us

I was just reading through an article about how entrepreneurs can learn a few things from dogs. And although I was a bit skeptical in the beginning about it, after going through it I believe that these simple rules can be utilized to get ahead in your field of work.

Another Simple Rule – Believe in others

Many of us suffer from being not the best that we can be; many-a-times its because we lack the confidence or the drive to be the best.

Legendary psychiatrist and Holocaust-survivor Viktor Frankl delivers a powerful message about the human search for meaning — and the most important gift we can give others, believing in them.

Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions.

Guy Kawasaki’s new book “Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions” provides valuable, practical and realistically working knowledge of how you can actually create a cause and have people work with you towards achieving it’s goals.

The 3 A’s of awesome

An amazing talk by Neil Pasricha about the Awesomeness that surrounds us and the 3 A’s that make a whole lot of difference in our limited time on this planet. Remember Neil’s Simple Rules: A – Attitude A – Awareness A – Authenticity Neil is the author of the best seller book “the book of [...]

Simple Rule #1 – Love it, or leave it

….it is then that I realized why I’ve always said I’m blessed both in my work life. It’s because I love what I do. The cardinal rule of my life which I’ve tried to stick to always, is “Love it, or Leave it”.