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Check the ‘Coachability Index’: Interview in People Matters, Nov 1, 2011

This article appreared in People Matters - November 1, 2011 issue. It carries my views on the field of coaching in India at present and the future trends which may be seen in the industry. Would be happy to recieve your comments. Cover Story » Check the ‘Coachability Index’ Nov 1st 2011 By Shalini Verma How matured [...]

17 tips to double your productivity in 14 days : Robin Sharma

Robin Sharma, leadership expert, author and Life Coach, shares 17 of the tactics he has learned that will help us lean into our productive best in this age of dramatic distraction: 1. Turn off all technology for 60 minutes a day and focus on doing your most important work. 2. Work in 90 minute cycles [...]

A Coach Indeed

This article appreared in Outlook Business – April 2, 2011 issue. Written by Shruti Yadav, it carries my views on the field of coaching in India along with those of some of my peers in the industry. Indians have a knack of building support systems Extended families, a large circle of friends, friends of friends, [...]

HOWZZAT

Can you pick tomorrow’s future leaders out of the bunch of kids? It’s not necessarily just the bossy ones should be picked. Think about the real leaders in your daily life, and what qualities they exhibit. Those that lead by example, encourage others to do better, and bring others together to work towards a common [...]

The Leadership Habitat

Leadership is the expertise to encourage the process of decision making through the capacity to listen and observe. Leadership is not the measure of a person’s skill of performance; rather it is the measure of a person’s capacity of leading the performance. The most gifted athletes rarely make good coaches. The best violinist will not [...]

Believe in yourself

Micheal Jordan – An outstanding athlete –  a winning combination of finesse, speed, adroitness, focus, resilience and an ambitious attitude. Jordan’s basketball beginnings were not promising. He was actually cut from his high school basketball team in Wilmington, North Carolina. At 5’11″ (1.80 m), he was deemed too short to play at that level. Motivated [...]

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