Neuro-Logical Alignment (Internal & External)

  Jackie is a conscientious and hard-working individual. He wakes up in the morning, dresses up to go to work, and breaks into hives exactly at 9 a.m. The doctors have not been able to diagnose a cause, or offer a cure for the problem. He tried various para-medical treatments. Then, a friend suggested that … Continue reading Neuro-Logical Alignment (Internal & External)

Why Behavior Training Fails?

  What will make companies spend more on Training and Development ? A compliance clause similar to the one on Corporate Social Responsibility. Reduction in attrition rate. Measurable Returns on Investment. …..  The list can go on endlessly, with conflicting opinions and viewpoints. The targets of criticism are often : Lack of follow-up. Lack of … Continue reading Why Behavior Training Fails?

Zero-Based Thinking

  A kid with bright eyes and an inquisitive demeanour was asked for his name, during a school inspection. The prompt answer was “My name is Johnny Don’t”. It appeared to be an improbable name, so the Principal of the school decided to probe further, asking about his family background, and who had given him … Continue reading Zero-Based Thinking

When young people call it Quits

  IIT-Aspirant Allegedly Commits Suicide In Kota, 6th Death This Year | NDTV.COM, May 2016 Over 4,400 students drop out of IITs, NITs in three years The Times of India, August 2015. Medical capitation fee zooms as seats go under knife Business Standard, June 2014   I read only one word in all these news … Continue reading When young people call it Quits

3 Man-styles that need revival

Elegance is not about being noticed, it is about being remembered Giorgio Armani. I guess the word here should be ‘respected’, or ‘revered’, not ‘remembered’. Swag, grunge and hip-hop are all remembered. It could be for their atrociousness, or for the mind-sets of the generations that sport these styles. We live in an era of … Continue reading 3 Man-styles that need revival

Happiness is what We like to see in Others

  Happiness is an overrated concept. Clap along if  “you know what happiness means to you”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6Sxv-sUYtM Most of the people will not be able to pinpoint what exactly is ‘happiness’ to them. It conjures up images of success, luxury satisfaction, contentment, celebration of achievement, elation or just absence of pain or struggle. I have … Continue reading Happiness is what We like to see in Others

Equilibrium

Everything needs an impetus, more so, the mental processes. A few articles were causing a mental churn, and upsetting me in the last few days. 1. Women and Success One was a Washington Post article, trending in the Professional Training and Coaching Industry group on LinkedIn Pulse: “The Real Reason that so many women have … Continue reading Equilibrium

Com Pen Di Um – Anthology of Poems

  Snapshots from the book : Web-links for purchasing the book : https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=com+pen+di+um https://www.createspace.com/6263540 Feedback is welcome at reena.saxena@reinventions.in. The next book tentatively titled "The Image Coach" is in process. Wish me luck!

When you Blame, you give away your Power

  Greg Anderson has put it so succinctly and beautifully in the above quote. And yet, do we really comprehend the depth of the sentence? I came across a short story by Prashant Sharma on Quora. A bus full of passengers was on its journey. Suddenly the weather changed and there was a huge downpour … Continue reading When you Blame, you give away your Power

Rebels or Revolutionaries?

  The Business Standard today morning carried articles on two maverick personalities in different segments – Rahul Yadav in the business world, and Kangna Ranaut in Bollywood. I choose to call them mavericks, for want of a better term in my limited vocabulary. And I do not wish to label them as ‘rebels’, without a … Continue reading Rebels or Revolutionaries?