7 habits & Love – Beta

Day 1 & 2

The life classes as expected were extremely heartwarming..The ambience created by the facilitators, the content shared by them, the trust amongst the team members which led to such sharing and pouring out of their life experience, all these have left me enriched with memories. They’ve given an insight about how everyone is dealing with their problems and moving ahead. It reinforced the concept “this too shall pass”….a concept we’re all aware of, but need to be reminded of in times of difficulty. 

The session leaves me light hearted and with a new perspective. Will definitely try being more proactive and focus more on the rocks (important things) and pebbles and leave worrying about the sand.

I would like to sincerely thank FS and our facilitators JB and SS for giving us the opportunity to be a part of this. Looking forward to implementing all that I have learned in personal as well as professional life. 

Awaiting the next session.

7 habbits & love – Beta

Day 3 & 4 were fun. Reconnecting with old team mates felt good. A lot many things discussed in the life class, is what we know but the way its reiterated is probably what makes the impact. Going back with the hope that I’ll implement what i learned and that I am a better listener and team player when we meet next. And yes, thoroughly enjoyed the games. Heartfelt gratitude to the facilitators.

Critical Thinking.

Critical Thinking is a very crucial part of our life. We need to apply critical thinking in decision making process. We learned about different biases like confirmation biases , group biases, declined biases. Thing is that these biases we observe in day to day life but concept about biases we learned in critical thinking class. we also learned to see one thing by different perspective, different angle that works in our life. overall critical thinking session is amazing life class which actually teach what should we take care when we make any decision. facilitator was amazing because their explanation is amazed.

Beta-7 Habits

It was an enriching experience of attending session 3 & 4 of life class. I learned how to covert any situation in Win-Win situation. It was a “learn with fun” kind of a session in which we learned by doing different activities. We , the team members shared our thoughts as well as problems and got the multiple fruitful solutions. We also had a fantastic talk on importance on listening. We had an intellectual interaction with Mr. Parag sir during the session. We showed our efforts as a single team and won few ground activities to learn synergize. The soul of the session was the trust and faith among all team member which made us to go deep down and shared incidents of our life. The success of the session goes to our kind and generous facilitators, Sufyan sir and Jyoti Ma’am for their tireless efforts. Sincere thanks to Sufyan sir, Jyoti Ma’am and all the Beta members.

Beta – 7 Habits (Session 1 and 2)

As part of the TLIM program, I had already received training in 7 habits. And so I thought that going through 7 habits all over again would turn out to be very boring. But it was not so!

The Beta group was led by Ms. Jyoti Banthia and Mr. Sufyan Saiyed. From the outset, the facilitators created an atmosphere of trust and comfort with their welcoming smiles. Both of them did not hold back in sharing their own personal stories in order for us to understand the concepts really well. JB and SS, being perceptive of our energy levels, included energisers to lift up our spirits and even maintained the pace of the sessions as per our needs. I was able to understand the first 3 habits in even more depth in these two days through activities and discussions. The time matrix and big rocks were the biggest takeaways for me and I hope to apply it in my daily planning and scheduling.

My Beta group co-learners were nothing less than awesome. For me, it’s a wonder how the trust was built among us in such a short time and how open we each were in sharing our vulnerabilities, especially in the activity where we had to imagine our death. The atmosphere was heavy and yet the spirit of non-judgemental acceptance that reflected in everyone was really heart warming. I gained new friends and gained a space to push myself out of my comfort zone. I am sure that everyone, just like me, gained some new perspectives and gratitude towards life by the end of 2 days.

Words are not enough to express the depth of feelings I experienced in those sessions. I’ll end my blog here. Looking forward to the next batch of life classes!

Beta – 7 Habits (Session 3 and 4)

In this delectable odyssey of life classes, the third and fourth servings were the anticipated courses. Like a gourmand awaiting a feast, I was eager to mingle with Beta members and relish new knowledge. The third serving, akin to a beautifully set table, unfolded with the captivating sharing circle, revealing the essence of ‘active listening.’ Unexpectedly, the fourth serving served up a playful dish of synergy, a delightful surprise, like finding an extra treat in a meal. The flavors of competition awakened the childlike excitement within, adding a dash of spice to the experience. As the session curtains closed, the EBA envelopes were a sweet dessert, leaving a warm aftertaste. Gratitude fills me for the ingenious chefs, Ms. Jyoti Banthia and Mr. Sufan Saiyed, who orchestrated this delightful banquet. Just as skilled chefs craft an exquisite meal, they led with the same fervor and enthusiasm. Now, I eagerly await the next serving, for this banquet of wisdom promises a continual satiation of the soul.

All that glitters is not gold!

I look forward to life classes as in this journey of learning through sharing, I’ve uncovered a world of intellectual excitement. I got to dig into the cognitive biases, challenge my entrenched beliefs, and learn invaluable strategies for everyday life.

Day 3 and 4 shone a light on cognitive biases, those subtle traps in thinking that influence my decisions without me even realizing it. This newfound knowledge is equipping me to make more informed choices and see the world through a clearer lens.

From “murdering our darlings” to applying the ‘consider all factors’ (CAF) framework, I got an understanding of a few practical tools to challenge thinking, embrace diverse perspectives, and analyze arguments systematically. The inclusion of videos and movies in the sessions adds a captivating dimension, allowing me to witness how people assume and presume in real-life scenarios.

In conclusion, Critical Thinking Life Classes have ignited my passion for analytical thinking and equipped me with valuable skills to navigate life’s complexities. Whether you’re looking to enhance your decision-making or broaden your worldview, these classes are an intellectual adventure worth embarking on. Not only the format but the facilitators’ experience and the sharing of participants are indeed cherry on top.

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