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Showing posts with label habit. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2022

Notes on Life 290322

Collective unconscious, term introduced by psychiatrist Carl Jung to represent a form of the unconscious (that part of the mind containing memories and impulses of which the individual is not aware) common to mankind as a whole and originating in the inherited structure of the brain.

(Britannica.com)

Isomorphism means that in the process of adapting to our surroundings, we behave in increasingly similar ways.

Status quo trap is the tendency to favor what already exists and information that confirms that choice.

Think of every exit as an entrance to somewhere else and develop a practice you can maintain and show up with consistently.

If you can work hard to get authentic in your interactions, you’ll not just fulfill your duty to be a messenger (in communication), but also your obligation to be yourself.

Picture the future you want then plan and work towards it. Live every day as a contribution towards that vision. (SRC)

Consider your single most important personal and professional priorities. Your other priorities should stem from these; organize and execute around them.(SRC)

At its core, a win-win approach is based on trust, an agreed-upon set of outcomes, and acceptance of those outcomes. Ultimately, everyone involved should benefit from the outcome.(SRC)

Active listening is critical to productive relations. If you listen with the intent to understand, you will engender openness and trust and this will lead to a better outcome.(SRC)

Synergy involves balancing individual differences to create new paradigms of thought and action. Experts working together yield better results than the same experts working independently. (SRC)

Your habits will be most effective if you take time for self-care and renewal. As you work on each habit, your experience with these habits will then deepen.(SRC)


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Wednesday, February 9, 2022

Notes on Management 090222

By Ajay Srinivasan

Sometimes it is important to set aside old habits and egos and be adaptable to learning from fresh talent who can offer a fresh, objective perspective on things and foster collaborative growth.

A partnership will be successful only when it is founded on complete trust and there is absolute clarity on roles. These can be achieved with open and transparent communication that helps leverage the strengths of both parties.

Use multiple sources of information to make an unbiased assessment about talent and create a development plan based on their core and strengths to nurture them into future leaders.

Some skills are not taught in business schools. It is sometimes important to trust your gut, always communicate clearly and collaborate and always be open to learning in order to be an effective leader.

By Harsha Bhogle on TV appearance
For better presence in TV interviews or presentation, come to the point straight away, do not overload message with too much information, don't speak too fast, pause for effect and to allow comprehension, summarize to drive home message.

Allow the interviewer to finish before you start speaking in an interview, remain calm, firm, and dignified in face of provocation.

Content is of paramount importance and everything else is designed to make it more effective. Work on projecting and modulating your voice for power and emphasis.

Panel discussions require prior preparation and timing to enter the conversation. Be civil, leave summarizing to the anchor, do not outshout others, and assume you are on camera at all times
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