You are on leave but you don’t leave
Does one not think about work while on leave ?Does one stay completely with the reason for which leave is taken like taking a break or taking care of personal things ?Does one feel guilty about thinking about work while on leave ?These are some of the questions that most people today find themselves caught […]
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The obvious issue…
Many a times we say it is so obvious and why can’t the other person see it. If you do some reflection and introspection on yourself you will see that you also have been like the other person who could not see the obvious that some other person was seeing.This obvious is not obvious has […]
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Storytelling
There is lot of importance these days on storytelling in the world of communication and presentation. While it is crucial for people to pick up the storytelling skills so that they can communicate and engage with their audience really well, it is equally important to listen to the storytelling that constantly happens in our brain. […]
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Crossover Leadership Journeys completes 4 glorious years.
Crossover Leadership Journeys completes four glorious years, and I take this opportunity to thank all our customers, employees, associates, and partners on this occasion. Some of you must have read my blog when Crossover completed two years. If you have not, then I urge you to read that and see how we have grown from […]
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How To Keep Your Resolutions And Achieve Your Goals In Uncertainty
In case you have not already read the book Immunities to Change by Robert Kegan, you should pick one to find great insights on dealing with change. In this blog, I would like to dive in a little deeper and explore how to deal with personal change. Let’s recall the time when 2021 was approaching […]
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BHAG – Running Away or Achieving Big Harry Audacious Goals
In the November blog I had urged my readers to take actions to create Part 3 but in December blog I talked about slowing down on actions and doing Time Pass. So many readers wrote to me that there was a dichotomy in the last two months blogs and my response was that it was […]
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Attendance and the Dance in the Atten(d)ance
Most of the organizations today have attendance recorders where employees swipe in once they arrive at office and many now also have biometric attendance recorders. These recorders can only record the physical arrival of the employee but cannot record whether the employee has arrived with their heart and soul to work. In my last blog […]
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The (D)ance of possibilities with Atten(D)ance
Many readers wrote to me on my last blog “Attendance and the Dance in the Atten(d)ance” that they ideally want to dance but with the past experiences they had with their supervisors, head of the department and with the organization as a whole they did not feel like dancing most part of the year except […]
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Is there is a limit to everything or somethings are limitless
“There is a limit to everything” is a common statement we hear from many people and even we say this many a times but how true is this and how does this help us or not help us in our lives. There are some things that I think should not have any limit like “Compassion” […]
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Inside Out Versus Outside In
Have you ever pondered on your personal strategy for achieving success? How would you describe it? It has been studied that Strategy is only about careful research and analysis, positioning, meticulous planning and effective implementation, but it is also about your personal belief systems, ideologies, convictions and experiences. It is about your mental construct and […]
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