onlymotivators

  Designated Manager to Accepted Leader In your absence, if your subordinate tells you that you, as a manager demonstrates the following qualities My Manager is a good Listener. My Manager is good at Empathising. My Manager is good at Analysing my strengths and weaknesses. My Manager is good at Delegating without doubts. My Manager is good at Engaging me in my role. My Manager is good at Receiving feedback. My Manager is good at Sharing knowledge. My Manager is good at Handholding and motivating My Manager is good at Initiating new ways of doing things. My Manager is good at People development.   If your subordinate talks about you as per the above-listed qualities in your absence to others, he is not talking about your Managerial skills—he is talking about your Leadership Skills M.L. Narendra Kumar    

  The Slavery of Mind S eeking recognition & approval from others for everything holds oneself back L osing one’s individuality to conform to societal needs erases the self. A dapting to the trend, whether right or wrong, leads to moral decay. V aluing materialistic needs more than personal well-being creates emptiness. E ngaging in a toxic life in the name of a standard of living destroys health. R elying on social media rather than using one’s own rationality weakens the mind. Y ielding to all sorts of promotions that empty the pocket ensures financial bondage. In this world of information overload and misinformation, those who do not think rationally and succumb to such a way of life will suffer perennial slavery in the mind and remain slaves without chains and masters with weak minds. M.L. Narendra Kumar        

  Less than a minute, Lesson-3050 Control your 7Ms-Mind-1 Those who fail to control their mind will fail to control their life. The mind is the place where we are made. By being mindful of our mind and ensuring it is free of unwanted thoughts, we can lead a life in which our mind guides us to the destination we desire. M.L. Narendra Kumar Director Instivate Learning Solutions PVT LTD  

  She is the one She is the one She is the one Who gave life to you She is the one She is the one Who smiled while she cried When you came crying to the world She is the only one who is none other than your mother She is the one She is the one Who shared her pride When your mother brought you into the world She is the only one who is none other than your grandmother She is the one She is the one Who walked with you Who shared with you Fought with you Fought for you She is the only one who is none other than your sister She is the one She is the one Who gave her notes to you Who wished you all the best Who shared her happiness She is the only one who is none other than your classmate She is the one She is the one Who gave her heart to you Showered her love on you Gave birth to your symbol of love She is the only one who is none other than your spouse She is in your life She is in your career She is everywhere She is the source of life She ...

  That Single Day   A single day at the gym won't build our bodies. A single day of meditation won't cleanse our minds. A single day of dieting won't reshape our health. A single day of learning won't make us knowledgeable. A single day of reading won't make us wise. A single day of kindness won't define us as loving. A single day of respect won't make us gentle. A single day of giving our best won't spark lasting passion. A single day of realisation won't transform who we are. But here's the truth that changes everything   That single day should be today, and it should become our routine. These everyday efforts help us achieve what we desire. Wake up each day determined to transform your ordinary life into something meaningful—one day at a time. M.L. Narendra Kumar    

  The Monk's Wisdom: A Lesson in Balance A young man, weighed down by the burdens of life, journeyed to a quiet monastery seeking guidance. As he entered, a monk greeted him with a warm, welcoming smile. But the young man could only manage a faint nod in return, his face etched with worry. The monk gently invited him to sit and offered a cup of tea. The young man accepted it absently and gulped it down in seconds, barely tasting it. The monk observed him silently for a moment, then spoke softly, "My dear child, you seem deeply troubled. How may I help you?" The young man sighed and poured out his heart. "I'm struggling to meet expectations at work while fulfilling my duties at home. I live under constant pressure—always performing, always falling short. I've lost my peace, and dissatisfaction has become my constant companion." The monk listened intently, then asked, "Tell me, is this pressure coming from your manager, your colleagues, or fro...