Why are some people lucky and some unlucky? Can we create luck? Can we write our own destinies? Here are some answers and some food for thought. Please share your comments and feedback.
10 Reasons Why You Should Not Look for a Job (And Just Learn Linkedin) The times of job searching have gone. Its the employees' market and not the employers' market. Here are 10 reasons why you should not look for a job and employer should be chasing you. Build an impressive profile -Your Linkedin profile should have the pull power and should raise the eyebrows of the potential employers. Take the help of a consultant to build a catchy and impressive profile. Remember the Linkedin profile is much more complicated than a CV and higher the management level, higher the expectations of potential employer from your profile. Market rules have changed -Competent employees do not look for a job, it’s the other way round. Employers search for competent employees. If you are looking for a job, it only means there is not enough pull in your personal brand. Also, when employer sees your Linkedin profile and calls for an interview, you have better chances of negotiating a good salar...
A friend of mine rightly remarked, "A teacher is one who is eternally a student, when he is not, the student becomes the teacher." I had recently put this on Facebook and my students have sent interesting comments. "When I thought I had found all the answers, life posed another question" I got very unexpected responses from my students. Here are some of them. Shikha Aggarwal Sir life is full of questions..and mind is full of them Varun Dhanda Life doesn't ask questions. It answers them :)) Mohit Ahuja One small philosophy of my own... "U are the answer to all your questions!” Dheera Likhi When there will be no questions left to be chased then don't u think life will be little monotonous and pointless rather lifeless. Nicole Gomes Life keeps testing people! I must say, students are maturing early these days. ________________________________________________ Dr Amit Nagpal is an Author, Trainer, Coach, Visiting Faculty & ...
18th January, 2013 And how a book changed my life forever? Caution-Nobody is a complete extrovert or introvert. These are tendencies and we all are on different points of the scale. We have lived in a world which worships the ‘Extrovert’ and pushes the ‘Introvert’ to become an extrovert, to get success. As 'The New York Times' bestselling author Susan Cain says, “Introversion along with its cousins sensitivity, seriousness and shyness is now a second class personality trait.” But many of us have not even realised the world has changed. The credit for this goes to Social Media (aka Facebook, Linkedin Twitter and others), which arrived around 2006. Social Media gives an opportunity to introverts to express themselves from the computer (later they can come out in the open to express their passions.) Sometime back, Raja Choudhury, well known Digital Filmmaker-Director & Founder, Universal Quest & C3CUBE Multimedia, recommended me to read The New York Time...
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