I had no specific topic in mind when I started this blog, hence the name 'Abracadabra'. Each time the box opens (my brain) it will bring a new thing out. Just say 'Abracadabra'...
The best way to learn to swim is to not to struggle and let your body relax. The moment you relax & loosen up your body, it automatically starts floating. The more you struggle in the water, the more difficult it will be to stay afloat. In a sense, the continuous struggle increases the weight of your body, and your body will be pulled down. Staying calm helps one to control his/her body and stay afloat. Staying calm keeps the body weight down and your body above the surface of the water. :) Problems have the same effect on us. The more we struggle to solve a problem, the more frustration sets in. Struggle increases the adverse effects of a problem on our team and us or our family members tenfold. With frustration comes panic! If the situation is not contained on time, then the same effect will be transmitted to others & they will begin to panic as well. Imagine this happening in a family or an organisation or a team; it's scary... The best way to solve a prob...
https://jasveersingh-87442.medium.com/the-upside-down-1bb1077e3cf Click link to read the full article... Ever got cold feet after making a tough call? Or more commonly, ever got cold feet before making a tough call? Read my two bits about decision making & handling after-effects of making a tough call in life... #jasveersinghdangi #medium #toughcalls #coldfeet
Childhood memories are precious and mine just got converted into a book. Presenting 'Version 1 1/2', a collection of my childhood memories from 80's on Amazon Kindle. Download the Kindle app on any phone to read the book. Paperback version arriving soon on Flipkart and Amazon. Version 1 1/2 “Have no fear of perfection, you’ll never reach it” Salvador Dali Whether or not I am old enough to actually have a midlife crisis or not, it didn’t matter. What mattered was how the situation was affecting everything and everyone around me. I had an easy option, QUITTING. But how far can I run, was the question echoing in my mind all the time? I did the usual jazz of meeting experts and seeking advice and solutions. On the way, I also met a lot of people giving out free advice as well. I explored other ways too but none seemed to work. So in search of a solution for my problem (s) I started looking within me and found peace in my childhood memories. Using childhood memorie...
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