We all have a conscience that is constantly talking to us. Whenever you are doing anything, a soft inner voice will tell you if it is OK to do this or not. Or may you should do it differently. When you start listening to this voice and responding, the voice grows louder. If you keep ignoring this, the voice also becomes softer and softer – to the point that you may not even hear it talking.
I was the keynote speaker at a national seminar on “HR practices in service oriented companies“, organised by Srusti Academy of Management at Bhubaneshwar. Here are the excerpts from my presentation. Students will find this particularly useful, though it should be quite valuable to budding entrepreneurs also.
Recently I attended a camp on Shivyog and had a chance to listen to some great spiritual discourses by none other than Avdhoot Baba Shivanandji. It was a fantastic epxerience and I am certain that my life is going to completely change from now on. In fact the changes have already started and I have much lesser stress now, with vastly improving personal relations with people around me.
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