If you think getting the interview call is the most important thing, then think again. It is just the beginning of a long drawn out process which begins with preparing yourself overall. Yes, you would go over your resume a couple of times, prepare answers for all the expected and unexpected questions, read up on the internet about the company, practice your expressions before the mirror and follow as many bits of advice and suggestions contributed by the well-meaning friends and family. But have you given a thought about YOUR presentation? No! Well, I’m not surprised. You would most likely pull out the best available clothes on the day and rush out. Let’s see what needs to be done.
Financial literacy doesn’t mean sharing the house budget or the details of your salary slip or asking them to dabble in the share market. It means teaching them about the value of money, about managing small amounts like their allowances and encouraging good, healthy financial habits.
“Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” ― Dr. SeussToday
If there is an activity in that can keep me hooked for hours, it’s reading. Books evokes different emotions from different people depending on their relationship with them. For me reading is like meditation. It fills me with positive energy and a certain calmness. Books have a way of invading one’s core and influencing the…
A good relationship starts with good communication. And it couldn’t be more true. Even the most complicated of problems gets simplified if only we can talk about it in a language that is acceptable to all (we’ll talk about it more later in the blog). But for now let’s understand that nurturing positive communication is…
But there’s also a desperate desire to break out of the old system and embrace new opportunities. It’s the call for exploring and discovering untapped potential. And for those few who heed the call, its leads to a more profound sense of fulfilment. This is how we reinvent ourselves. By embracing the changes we’re announcing that we are ready to challenge ourselves, learn and unlearn along the way, and adapt ourselves to the resulting changes around us.
Such a happy, inspiring and positive post! Wishing you luck for all the new roles coming your way. 🙂
We all are performers, some are good and some are bad in their roles…..The important thing is to try to learn from each and every role….maybe you would be able to do the next role better.
Thank you. Will try to keep the positivity going!