Month: February 2020

7 Habits LC Alpha

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Habit: A habit (or wont as a humorous and formal term) is a routine of behavior that is repeated regularly and tends to occur subconsciously. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habit)

Before I begin my reflection on the LC I would like to acknowledge my facilitators Ms. Bhumika Jain & Ms. Richa Sharda for helping me through the 7 habits and these habits have gradually become my habits.

The whole experience was an amalgamation of Emotions, Knowledge sharing, Paradigm shifts, Mental growth and Perspectives. Experience sharing from team mates made the classes more dynamic. There were so many takeaways from what I heard, what I saw and what I felt. I can see the difference in my thoughts and my actions and I feel good within.

Looking forward to attend such classes further.

“We are what we repeatedly do, success is not an action it’s a habit”

– Aristotle.

 

Being Critical is Being HAZARDOUS

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Being critical is HAZARDOUS for your health.

Critical thinking has its positives as well as negatives. It is ofcourse good in all the sense but also has negative effects in others sense.

When it comes to relationships in life, be it parent,  friends, children,  or life partner. There are times when you want to apply critical thinking but your relation can come on stake, so you tend to ignore your critical thinking skill and keep it a side.

Sometimes being so critical effects your personal life, when it comes to questioning a religion, when it comes to questioning a ritual or questioning the paradigms for that matter, it is difficult to change people mindset and again you tend to keep your critical thoughts on a side.

I guess we all have faced such situations,  mention in comments down….. if you want….😉

 

A blessing in disguise

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“Different roads sometimes lead to the same castle.”

George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, #1)

I would have never liked someone who always disagrees to my opinions but lately I have started respecting them. Thanks to the last session which has created this huge impact on my thought system that Disagreements leads to better decision making. We all may like gullible people but as a leader and for the benefit of the organization I have started equally respecting the most argumentative people as well. This is something that will stay with me for the rest of my life. The best thing that I could ever learn in critical thinking classes so far. The session by VK on Mathematical calculations for decision making was extremely informative. Helped me to change my investment plans. The sessions are really good. Making a difference and leaving an impact.

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