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Each of us wants to grow and achieve something. We celebrate great careers, successful relationships, and those who admire our journey. We've always been taught to dream big. <\/p>
\nThe process of becoming the best version of yourself is never easy. <\/b><\/p>
\n\n\nThere are ups and downs, joys and sorrows, and sometimes days when you give up completely. No matter how passionate you are, sometimes things go wrong and you question everything. \n\n\nBut at that moment we focus on our ultimate goal. Suddenly it seems so vast and impossible like everything is trying to prevent you from getting there. That's why it's important to learn to enjoy the process. <\/p>
We are so busy trying to reach our goals and achieve them that we completely miss the small good things that happen on a daily basis. At every stage of our journey, it's important to celebrate small achievements. <\/p>
\n\n\nEven when you're passionate about something, there are moments when you feel unmotivated, but often it's not because you're not putting in the effort or working hard enough, but rather taking a break and slowing down and trying again. This is because it needs time to recharge. <\/p>
If you don't take a pause, your passion will be annihilated. Taking a break is more important. This does not mean that we have failed to build consistent momentum. <\/p>
\n\n\nWe all need a break to recover and come back with enough energy. Seeing it as part of the journey and enjoying the moment makes the whole process fun and enjoyable and doesn't seem like a chore.<\/p>
We usually put our happiness off into the future, believing that our happiness lies in getting so-and-so work done. But let me tell you, the right time will never come until you let it. <\/p>
If you want to live a thriving and cheering life, you need to stop putting happiness and joy into the future and start loving the process.<\/p>"}]
With so many tasks, To Do lists, paperwork, and obligations to keep track of these days, it's practically impossible not to use applications to help you organise your day, week, or month.<\/p>
These amazing Apps can make your job (and life) more efficient, which will boost productivity at home or in the office. They may be used to schedule meetings, take notes, organise and exchange papers with coworkers or clients, manage the logistics of your projects, or connect with your team. We've listed a few organisation apps below.<\/p>
1. Use Google Agenda to plan meetings.<\/b><\/p>
Google Agenda is a timeless tool. With the app, you can share your calendar with coworkers and link several email accounts, letting them know when you're available for meetings.<\/p>
2. Notes for a project: Notion<\/b><\/p>
You may use the excellent tool Notion to take notes on practically everything in your life. Notion helps you organise your thoughts and ideas on a spectrum of topics, whether you're planning a trip, writing a script, developing a marketing project, categorising your sales contacts by outcomes or objectives, outlining your organizational goal, or even studying.<\/p>
3. To categorise and distribute data and files: Prodflow<\/b><\/p>
You may organise and share all files with your team, clients, and other stakeholders with Prodflow. As the Administrator, you can create an account, give various projects and tasks to various user groups, and control who has access to the files you put on the platform. You can effortlessly share any form of file with anyone who has access to the app.<\/p>
4. Use Trello to manage project logistics<\/b><\/p>
Trello is a well-known tool that aids all users in planning the logistics of their tasks. It's a simple dashboard that allows you to know exactly what stage your project is in so that you can plan the proper procedures. Different dashboards can be created and distributed to various users and teams. You can access a lot of features that will make your experience wonderful with the free account.<\/p>
5. Slack, for communication <\/b><\/p>
Slack is an internet tool that enables you to build a virtual workspace for team and user communication. It's a fantastic tool for interacting with others, sharing information in real-time, and making announcements. <\/p>
Which other productivity apps do you use? Comment below and let us know!<\/p>"}]
You might have seen posts on the social media claiming that Engineering has been chosen as the toughest subject by the Guinness Book Of Records. Well, hard to break it to you but it\u2019s all a flat lie.<\/p>
Though that may seem true but it\u2019s not. <\/p>
But that might put light on two things.<\/p>
A)\tWe believe everything internet tells us.<\/b><\/p>
B)\tEngineering might not be that simple to crack either. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420809530","data":"
There are few aspects that have FORCED students to develop special powers in order to get through the ordeal of engineering . What are they? Glad you asked, \u2018cause I was about to tell you .<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420843706","data":"
1)\tSuper Speed: <\/b><\/p>
You have a class at 9AM and you woke up at 8:55AM. Not even the Flash or Quiksilver can run and catch up that lecture other than a B.Tech student. You have 10 minutes to finish that exam that you have entered just now. Fret not because speed is and always your game.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464422087576","data":"5749514ddfba7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420883204","data":"
2)\tSuper Writing Skills<\/b><\/p>
You know your talented when you have the confidence and CAN write a paper that is meant for a CSE student and you belong to ECE. Questions and Question Papers are for losers. You can write anything and EVERYTHING in that answer booklet.<\/p>
Now tell me how an Induction Motor starts? <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464422549630","data":"574950b1baa61"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464422594583","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420914610","data":"3)\tSuper Pressure Handling. <\/b><\/p>Major Project submission in 2 hrs and you\u2019re nowhere near even starting your documentation.<\/p> Blah..!! chal chai peete hain.<\/i><\/p>Now you know that it\u2019s going to cost you dearly but bro has got to chill.. <\/p>Yes? <\/p>YESS????? <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464422715224","data":"574952cd6901e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423096706","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420954058","data":"4)\tRobo Level Reading Abilities <\/b><\/p>All Students take down notes, prepare schedules, revise and re-revise before an exam.\nBut only a B.Tech student can and has the ability to finish an entire semester\u2019s syllabus just the night before the exam and emerge victorious out of the examination hall. <\/p>Zoom-Zoom Robo Da\u2026.\n <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423178281","data":"5749532569cc2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423209601","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421007779","data":"5)\tNinja Level Stealth <\/b><\/p>The lecturer is busy explaining how an induction motor works (No..Not the way you think). There is a silent Ninja moving through the ranks(I mean benches.) and finally able to get out of the class without being noticed by anyone or not even a CCTV footage is available to track or blame him. <\/p>Well, the last bit was a little exaggeration but you got my point right? Bunking classes without getting caught has always been a superpower for Engineering students. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423185806","data":"57495434b561f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423456426","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421036108","data":"6)\tSuper Subject Expertise <\/b><\/p>He is the guy with 13 backlogs last semester and an all clear macho this semester all thanks to the single sitting clearance sale (Ahem.. I mean supplementary, not sale). He never knew the name of the faculty but managed to sit down and calmly write his way out because he cannot attend the placements without an all clear. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423188720","data":"5749532e6506e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423193050","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421063403","data":"Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
3)\tSuper Pressure Handling. <\/b><\/p>
Major Project submission in 2 hrs and you\u2019re nowhere near even starting your documentation.<\/p>
Blah..!! chal chai peete hain.<\/i><\/p>
Now you know that it\u2019s going to cost you dearly but bro has got to chill.. <\/p>
Yes? <\/p>
YESS????? <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464422715224","data":"574952cd6901e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423096706","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464420954058","data":"4)\tRobo Level Reading Abilities <\/b><\/p>All Students take down notes, prepare schedules, revise and re-revise before an exam.\nBut only a B.Tech student can and has the ability to finish an entire semester\u2019s syllabus just the night before the exam and emerge victorious out of the examination hall. <\/p>Zoom-Zoom Robo Da\u2026.\n <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423178281","data":"5749532569cc2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423209601","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421007779","data":"5)\tNinja Level Stealth <\/b><\/p>The lecturer is busy explaining how an induction motor works (No..Not the way you think). There is a silent Ninja moving through the ranks(I mean benches.) and finally able to get out of the class without being noticed by anyone or not even a CCTV footage is available to track or blame him. <\/p>Well, the last bit was a little exaggeration but you got my point right? Bunking classes without getting caught has always been a superpower for Engineering students. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423185806","data":"57495434b561f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423456426","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421036108","data":"6)\tSuper Subject Expertise <\/b><\/p>He is the guy with 13 backlogs last semester and an all clear macho this semester all thanks to the single sitting clearance sale (Ahem.. I mean supplementary, not sale). He never knew the name of the faculty but managed to sit down and calmly write his way out because he cannot attend the placements without an all clear. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423188720","data":"5749532e6506e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423193050","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421063403","data":"Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
4)\tRobo Level Reading Abilities <\/b><\/p>
All Students take down notes, prepare schedules, revise and re-revise before an exam.\nBut only a B.Tech student can and has the ability to finish an entire semester\u2019s syllabus just the night before the exam and emerge victorious out of the examination hall. <\/p>
Zoom-Zoom Robo Da\u2026.\n <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423178281","data":"5749532569cc2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423209601","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421007779","data":"5)\tNinja Level Stealth <\/b><\/p>The lecturer is busy explaining how an induction motor works (No..Not the way you think). There is a silent Ninja moving through the ranks(I mean benches.) and finally able to get out of the class without being noticed by anyone or not even a CCTV footage is available to track or blame him. <\/p>Well, the last bit was a little exaggeration but you got my point right? Bunking classes without getting caught has always been a superpower for Engineering students. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423185806","data":"57495434b561f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423456426","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421036108","data":"6)\tSuper Subject Expertise <\/b><\/p>He is the guy with 13 backlogs last semester and an all clear macho this semester all thanks to the single sitting clearance sale (Ahem.. I mean supplementary, not sale). He never knew the name of the faculty but managed to sit down and calmly write his way out because he cannot attend the placements without an all clear. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423188720","data":"5749532e6506e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423193050","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421063403","data":"Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
5)\tNinja Level Stealth <\/b><\/p>
The lecturer is busy explaining how an induction motor works (No..Not the way you think). There is a silent Ninja moving through the ranks(I mean benches.) and finally able to get out of the class without being noticed by anyone or not even a CCTV footage is available to track or blame him. <\/p>
Well, the last bit was a little exaggeration but you got my point right? Bunking classes without getting caught has always been a superpower for Engineering students. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423185806","data":"57495434b561f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423456426","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421036108","data":"6)\tSuper Subject Expertise <\/b><\/p>He is the guy with 13 backlogs last semester and an all clear macho this semester all thanks to the single sitting clearance sale (Ahem.. I mean supplementary, not sale). He never knew the name of the faculty but managed to sit down and calmly write his way out because he cannot attend the placements without an all clear. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423188720","data":"5749532e6506e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423193050","data":"Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421063403","data":"Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
6)\tSuper Subject Expertise <\/b><\/p>
He is the guy with 13 backlogs last semester and an all clear macho this semester all thanks to the single sitting clearance sale (Ahem.. I mean supplementary, not sale). He never knew the name of the faculty but managed to sit down and calmly write his way out because he cannot attend the placements without an all clear. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1464423188720","data":"5749532e6506e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464423193050","data":"
Image Source<\/a> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1464421063403","data":"Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
Well those were a few to name. You think we missed anything? Let us know in the comments below so that we can list it again. <\/p>
DING!!!!! <\/b><\/p>
Cover Image Source<\/a><\/b><\/p>"}]
Instead of chasing happiness, everyone today is chasing perfection.<\/p>
We associate being happy with being perfect. What we do not understand is that in our drive to perfection we never allow ourselves to be content, to enjoy the things that actually give us joy. We knowingly or unknowingly, create a chasm between ourselves and our happiness.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664355636207","data":"
No one in this world is perfect. Being flawed, having imperfections is a part of everyone's life. Your imperfections shape your most memorable life experiences, they teach you vital lessons and make you unique. Instead of trying to mould ourselves according to other people's expectations, we must find those who embrace us even though we might be flawed. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664355636208","data":"
In today\u2019s world, instead of being our true selves, we strive to be flawless. Using social media to create an illusion for the outside world, we want everyone to believe we have a perfect family, a perfect house, a perfect life. We do not let ourselves be real or vulnerable when those are the qualities that make us human.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664355636210","data":"
The things that make us imperfect are the things through which we learn the most. Being imperfect isn\u2019t about not refusing to do better, but rather about accepting and embracing our shortcomings <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664355636209","data":"
\u2018\u2018I think imperfections are important, just as mistakes are important. You only get to be good by making mistakes, and you only get to be real by being imperfect.\u201d <\/p>
\nJulianne Moore<\/p>"}]
\n\u201cTell me about yourself\u201d is the one question often asked in an interview as I consider myself somewhat knowledgeable about the interview, as I come across many during my drives from the past semester.\n<\/p>
And every interviewer asked it without exception. And this was the case for any person who appeared for an interview. What makes giving a self-introduction so important? Self-intro is through which we introduce ourselves to the panel or the interviewer. It seems vague, but that is what self-intro is in its entirety. And it also plays in setting the motion for the interview. <\/p>
\nSuppose in the resume you provided who domains you are working on, but in actuality, you are not confident in some of those. So, what to do? In your introduction, mention a project you are working on in the domain you are optimistic about. And accentuate your passion for that domain and exaggerate it as much as possible. This way, one can induce the panellists or interviewer to the path the interviewee is confident about.\n\n<\/p>
A good self-introduction sets the tone of the interview as well as provides an insight to the interviewer about oneself. But duds in self-intro can prove disastrous as creating the first impression is the cornerstone for an interview. <\/p>
\nWhat makes a good self-intro? A concise briefing about oneself in a confident manner touches every aspect of your resume and provides more info. Let me elaborate on what I said. A self-introduction has to be delivered confidently and has to provide more about oneself. One shouldn\u2019t recite what was already mentioned in the resume as a self-intro as it makes you look as unprepared. One has to prepare what to say for a self-intro before appearing in an interview and practice it many times to avoid forgetting it under pressure. <\/p>
\nAvoid saying what is present in the resume as it is try to elaborate on them if possible if not avoid it entirely. Don\u2019t spend much time telling about your education, try to keep it short. Give a concise statement about your achievements and elaborate on achievements or projects which coincide with the job profile. To make an impression that \u2014 you are one asset they shouldn\u2019t miss. Be as presentable as you can be with the tone of your voice without any stuttering. Tell the interviewer about your strengths and weaknesses. The strength should be that which is useful for the job profile. One doesn\u2019t have any problem selecting the strength but the issue arises in selecting a weakness. Because the weakness should be in a way that a positive outlook can be derived from it. For example, \u201c I get nervous when I am under a time crunch, but for good or worst I get more motivated to complete the work on time.\u201d And one thing to remember when selecting a weakness is that the positive outlook to be provided should not contradict the weakness but enhance it as a cornerstone of one\u2019s personality. <\/p>
<\/p>
\nSo, I hope this helps everyone who is reading in creating a good self-introduction.\n\n<\/p>"}]
I was coming out of a nasty bout of 6-month-long depression in 2018 when I posted this on my social media.<\/p>
Here\u2019s to all the broken souls. The ones who can\u2019t sleep at nights. The ones who stare at blank ceilings. The ones who down substances, good bad and ugly ones. The ones whose eyes never have a glint of happiness. The ones who can only fake a smile. The ones who hide behind anger. The ones who hide behind humour. The ones struggling with depression, anxiety, and more. The ones who think they have mental health issues. The ones who strive to make the world interesting because it\u2019s drab for them. The ones who are struggling to get out of bed every single day and get through the day. The ones who are told to just think happy thoughts and be done with it. The ones who think they\u2019re above the ones who smile. The ones who think they\u2019re below the ones who smile. The ones who are now awake, at this witching hour in the middle of the night scrolling through social media and wishing their lives were as good as the ones they see here. The ones who are misfits and the ones who think they\u2019re misfits. The ones who are judged and prejudiced against. The ones who are left by loved ones and the ones who push their loved ones away. <\/i><\/p>
It\u2019s okay, we will get through. And as the great song goes, we shall overcome some day.<\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1592199809583","data":"
I have written a lot about mental health, suicide prevention<\/a> and more in the last 8 years or so as a professional writer but what prompted me to dig up a two-year-old post of mine from Facebook and write this now is the fact that an actor's apparent suicide yesterday has gotten the entire social media in a frenzy with everyone seemingly becoming an expert on mental health issues. <\/p>The ones who are posting about mental health are the same ones who most likely would have said \"lite lelo\" or \"don't think so much\" to their friends or a loved when when approached with a problem. What I want to talk about now is exactly this. While it is good that people are speaking out and posting \"you can reach out to me\", \"I would rather listen to you now than attend your funeral\" and more cliched lines, the problem is that this will die out in a week or so, like every issue on social media.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1592199809584","data":"Having interacted heavily with mental-health professionals and having many friends with mental health issues and having mental health issues myself, I want to urge you, if you are reading this, that it is a lot more than \"don't think so much\" and \"think happy thoughts\" and \"do yoga and pranayama and you'll be fine\". It's like saying \"think happy thoughts and you will be fine, to someone with a broken hand or with diabetes. It is imperative for everyone to understand that the brain is an organ in the body and like every other organ, it is prone to have its fair share of problems and if someone you know is seeing a psychiatrist (not in the dating sense of seeing), it is just as normal as consulting with a cardiologist or a diabetologist.<\/p>And if a person you know reaches out to you, please understand that they are reaching out to you for a reason and if they could have lite-lelo-fied it, they would have done it by themselves. Spot the signs of depression and help out a person. Sometimes all a person needs is a reassuring hug and an \"It's okay, things will be fine\" from you. <\/p>It is important for you to be able to spot signs of depression in a person you know because more often than not, a person suffering from depression might not express sadness directly but there will definitely be subtle signs. For instance, they might suddenly lose interest in something that they love doing. In my case, I love baking but I haven't baked in six months. I love gaming but I didn't game in the last six months. They might become increasingly irritable or aggressive. They might have issues with their sleep. They might develop low self-esteem and lose confidence in themselves. They might develop changes in their eating habits. <\/p>Watch out for these signs in a person you know and educate yourself and actually be there for a person than just posting something about it on social media.<\/p>And to reiterate, if you or someone you know is suffering from mental health issues, remember, we shall overcome one day...<\/p>"}]
The ones who are posting about mental health are the same ones who most likely would have said \"lite lelo\" or \"don't think so much\" to their friends or a loved when when approached with a problem. What I want to talk about now is exactly this. While it is good that people are speaking out and posting \"you can reach out to me\", \"I would rather listen to you now than attend your funeral\" and more cliched lines, the problem is that this will die out in a week or so, like every issue on social media.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1592199809584","data":"
Having interacted heavily with mental-health professionals and having many friends with mental health issues and having mental health issues myself, I want to urge you, if you are reading this, that it is a lot more than \"don't think so much\" and \"think happy thoughts\" and \"do yoga and pranayama and you'll be fine\". It's like saying \"think happy thoughts and you will be fine, to someone with a broken hand or with diabetes. It is imperative for everyone to understand that the brain is an organ in the body and like every other organ, it is prone to have its fair share of problems and if someone you know is seeing a psychiatrist (not in the dating sense of seeing), it is just as normal as consulting with a cardiologist or a diabetologist.<\/p>
And if a person you know reaches out to you, please understand that they are reaching out to you for a reason and if they could have lite-lelo-fied it, they would have done it by themselves. Spot the signs of depression and help out a person. Sometimes all a person needs is a reassuring hug and an \"It's okay, things will be fine\" from you. <\/p>
It is important for you to be able to spot signs of depression in a person you know because more often than not, a person suffering from depression might not express sadness directly but there will definitely be subtle signs. For instance, they might suddenly lose interest in something that they love doing. In my case, I love baking but I haven't baked in six months. I love gaming but I didn't game in the last six months. They might become increasingly irritable or aggressive. They might have issues with their sleep. They might develop low self-esteem and lose confidence in themselves. They might develop changes in their eating habits. <\/p>
Watch out for these signs in a person you know and educate yourself and actually be there for a person than just posting something about it on social media.<\/p>
And to reiterate, if you or someone you know is suffering from mental health issues, remember, we shall overcome one day...<\/p>"}]
Statistics show that 77 applications for jobs are submitted per second. On LinkedIn, there are 58 million companies. Do you believe having a LinkedIn profile is worthwhile? I'd like to explain how LinkedIn helps you to grow professionally.<\/p>
LinkedIn members (both employees and employers) can build profiles and connect with one another in an online social network that can simulate real-world business connections. LinkedIn enables quick and direct connections between job seekers and employers.LinkedIn has added a tonne of useful tools that might help you develop personally. A few of those that are valuable to a newbie is mentioned here.<\/p>
<\/b><\/p>
-People Networks<\/b><\/p>
You can follow or connect with people on LinkedIn. No restrictions for followers. However, you are permitted up to 30,000 connections.<\/p>
-Creator mode<\/b><\/p>
By granting access to various tools, creator mode enables you to find new ways to connect with your audience.<\/p>
-Frames<\/b><\/p>
By allowing us to use Frames, LinkedIn enables us to expose more information to potential employers. There are two frames: OpenToWork (for job searchers) and Hiring (for recruiters).<\/p>
-Create a Resume<\/b><\/p>
You may quickly create a resume for yourself using LinkedIn. Your profile's inputs will automatically generate it. So you may quickly construct a resume utilising this tool.<\/p>
-Profile video<\/b><\/p>
If you'd like, you can post a video introducing yourself. It will enhance your profile and have a greater impact.<\/p>
Suggestions for adding connections<\/b><\/p>
-Utilize your current network. Make sure to connect with the people you already know when you first construct your LinkedIn profile. To find friends, classmates, and coworkers, try syncing your email contacts and using LinkedIn's search box.<\/p>
-Ask to be introduced. If you haven't met the person you're trying to connect with previously, see if you share any connections in common with them. If so, you can ask one of your acquaintances to introduce you. Give your connection a chance to say no by being polite and politely explaining why you are asking for the introduction.<\/p>
-Keep the line of communication open. Keep interacting with someone on LinkedIn after connecting with them. Provide thoughtful comments if they publish status updates. Try to promptly respond to their request for recommendations or endorsements if they make one. Your relationship should be strengthened as a result, and new chances may arise.<\/p>
Consistent posting and interaction with other's posts<\/b><\/p>
Instead of posting sporadically throughout the month, sharing 2-3 times each week will be more beneficial to you individually. Spend some time organising your content at the start of the week. It's also a plus if you like, share, and comment on what your connections post.<\/p>
Funny fact<\/b><\/p>
LinkedIn just added a Funny (HaHa) reaction to the platform, proving that it is acceptable to have fun at work.<\/p>"}]
Meditation is an ancient practice that is being done ever since ages. Previously meditation was practiced for attaining salvation or to help human beings deepen their understanding of the sacred and mystical forces in life. As the times changed people now practice meditation for relaxation and stress relief. <\/p>
Important thing is, the practice is still existent unlike many other ancient cultures. Am I right? Meditation is slowly gaining its popularity among many people as they discover the many benefits that follow as an outcome to it. <\/p>
Let's find out why meditation should not go out of practice and how it can be done. Before we go to the how part of the question. Let's see why we should even practice Meditation on a daily basis. \n<\/p>
Meditation on a daily basis can bring a huge number of benefits both for Physical Well- being as well as mental well-being.It has many benefits that are scientifically proven. Even till date there are undiscovered benefits of Meditation. Meditation can help you keep the worries and stress in your life aside for a time being. Meditation can help to reduce stress, The chemicals that are released when a person is under stress can cause disrupted sleep, promote levels of depression, and increase anxiety. <\/p>
With prolonged stress levels it could also lead to fatigue and cloudy thinking. Meditating can help to bring your stress levels followed by decreasing other side effects that are followed with stress. <\/p>
Meditation can also help one to improve self-image and build self- confidence. It also helps one to trust in themselves better and achieve a positive outcome in life.<\/p>
It also helps you to improve your concentration. For students meditation can show great benefits. Meditation can help you think better and make better decisions. The perspective and way that you currently think will be changed and you can see yourself to turn into a better person.<\/p>
Now lets see how to perform a good meditation practice.<\/b><\/p>
1.Find a quiet and peaceful well lit place with a good vibe. Your room or the balcony at your house can be a great place to start.<\/b><\/p>
2.Spread a mat on the floor and be seated in a comfortable posture with your legs crossed. You could also lean onto a wall for support in the beginning. <\/p>
3. Set up your mood and a timer if necessary, playing soft music could also gt you into the vibe. <\/p>
4. Close your eyes and focus on your breath. Be well aware of your inhalation and exhalation. <\/p>
5. Feel your body become lighter with every inhalation and exhalation. Focus on the point between your eyebrows. <\/p>
6. Tell your mind intentionally to not wander to different other places. It is absolutely okay for your mind to wander. Return your attention to your breath when you realize you are wandering. <\/p>
7. When you are ready and feel fulfilled. Slowly rub your hands together to create warmth and place them on your eyes.<\/p>
8. Now slowly open your eyes. Take a moment to get back and notice your surroundings. \n<\/p>
Yes! It is that simple. You could do this anywhere and at any time. There is no fixed time and place that you have to do it. You could be sitting at home, your college, workplace, a park or any place you name. And see the benefits that it results from practicing daily. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664364474354","data":"6334306b231ee"}]
\u201cOur mission is to make Statue of Equality a culturally paramount destination for people across the globe and inspire everyone to make the world a more equal place to live. Today, as the world is fraught with divisiveness and populism, the need of the hour is Sri Ramanujacharya\u2019s<\/i> ideology.\u201d Chinna Jeeyar Swami<\/i> explained during the inauguration of the world\u2019s second-largest<\/i> sitting statue, dedicated to Swami Ramanujacharya on February 5, 2022, in Muchintal, Srirramnagar, Shamshabad, Telangana near Hyderabad city by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1644289171216","data":"6201df3a1ffda"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1644289171208","data":"
Born in 1017 at Perumbudur in Tamil Nadu, Bhagavad Ramanuja<\/b> distilled the essence of Vedas and ancient wisdom to promote the timeless message of equality. He liberated millions of people from economic, cultural, gender, social, educational discrimination with the conviction that every human is equal irrespective of gender, nationality, caste, or creed. He is a timeless icon of equality for social reformists around the world. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1644289171209","data":"
Let us now get into some of the details of this 216 ft honor of Our India. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1644289171214","data":"6201df0c6734d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1644289171210","data":"
The Statue of Equality <\/u><\/b><\/p>
\n(1) The Statue of Equality symbolizes the equality broached by Shri Ramanuja.<\/b> It took over 18 months to build the complete statue of Sri Ramanuja in an area of 40 acres <\/b>inside a 200- acre ashram. A 120 kg of a gold small statue of Ramanuja is also made for the puja and is located right below the main statue. The statue has 54 petals of Lotus, 36 elephants<\/b> below petals, 18 shells & 18 chakras. <\/b><\/p>
\n(2) A 42 feet tall musical fountain is also placed brought from china. It is named Leela Jala- Neerajanam <\/b>that beautifully portrays the life and leelas of Ramanuja. <\/p>
\n(3) 108 temples <\/b>were also built of the Vaishnava sect near the statue. <\/p>
\n(4) The total height of the Statue of Equality is 216 feet<\/b> from the ground. While the height of the statue of Sri Ramanuja is 108<\/b> feet<\/b>. <\/p>
\n\n(5) The height of Bhadradevi is 54 feet, Tridandam is 135 feet & padmapitham is 27 feet.<\/i> The width of the eyes is 6.5 feet and height 3 feet. <\/p>
\n\n(6) Around 1400 crore is spent on this entire project under the supervision of Chinna Jeeyar Swami. The statue costs Rs.216 crores. The amount came through donations from all over the world.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1644289171213","data":"6201deec56fbc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1644289171211","data":"
Architecture<\/u><\/b> <\/p>
\n(1) 14 clay statues<\/b> were prepared by the Chief Architect Anand Sai <\/i>and Prasad Sthapati <\/i>with the team, as of how the statue would look like. Out of which, 4 were selected by Chinna Jeeyar Swami and his advisor, and a new unique model was made out of them that was prepared on a computer with 3D scanning in Bengaluru with 1800 corrections on the face. <\/p>
\n(2) 1600 parts of statues <\/i>were made in China and were assembled for 9 months in Muchintal, Sri Ramnagar, India. <\/p>
\n\n(3) Pink Stone from Bansi Pahadpur, Rajasthan. Black Marble from Bheslana, black stones from Tamil Nadu, and a special kind of black marble were brought from China. <\/p>
\n(4) The Divya Desams<\/b> ( 108 temples) is built of black stone with the same architecture as the original temple. <\/p>
\n(5) The statue is made of the Five metals, Panchaloha<\/b>. Copper, tin, zinc, gold, and silver. <\/p>
\n(6) The 650-ton statue stands on 850 tons of steel inner corner with the golden color on the statue guaranteed by China. <\/p>
\n(7) The interesting fact is the measurements of the entire project. The numbers are made in such a way that they form the number 9<\/b>. The number 9 is considered an eternal number as it portrays the devotion, Nava-vidha Bhakti<\/b>. <\/p>
\n(8) height of the Statue of Equality is 216 feet : 2+1+6 = 9 ; 108 temples (1+0+8=9) ; 54 Petals (5+4=9); 36 elephants (3+6).\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1644289171215","data":"6201df1cf3420"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1644289171212","data":"
The motive of The Statue of Equality <\/b><\/u><\/p>
Chinna Jeeyar Swami planned this idea in 2014 ultimately took eight years to complete. The aim behind building the Statue of Equality is to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of Swami Ramanujacharya. <\/i><\/p>
\nSri Ramanujacharya presented the essence of Vedas in the form of 9 scriptures. Ramanujacharya ensured equality across Social Status, Gender, Religions, castes and is considered an \u201cicon of equality\u201d.\n\n <\/b><\/p>"}]
What is the comfort zone? <\/b><\/p>
\nWe heard this word called the comfort zone a lot of times. And, people often say \"get out of your comfort zone\". So, what exactly is this comfort zone? I would like to define it as a<\/i> circle of<\/i><\/p>
effortlessness. <\/i><\/p>
\nOkay, let's imagine you are standing in a blank space. And, there's a circle around you colored in green and, the region outside this circle is in red. All the things which are easy to do, don't require second thoughts i.e. effortless and you can do these with your eyes closed. For example, brushing your teeth in the morning, I don't think we have second thoughts for this. As soon as you wake up, you leave your bed and grab a brush and toothpaste. Obvious! But, what if I ask you to meditate in the morning. Your first question will be \"But, why?\". See, second thoughts. <\/p>
\nDoes it mean out of comfort zone = good for us? <\/b><\/p>
\nWell, there's no one-on-one relationship between doing something out of the comfort zone and it being a productive task. For example, running is something out of our comfort zone and is good for health. On the other hand, walking is inside our comfort zone and still good for us. And, it's the same another way around if you are a smoker then it will be easy for you to smoke because it's inside your comfort zone but not good for you. But if you are a non-smoker and someone asks you to try it, you are gonna have a hard time over there, definitely not good for you. Boom! There's no relation between something which is out of your comfort zone, and it is good for you.<\/i><\/p>
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If there's no relation between them then why do I need to leave my comfort zone? <\/b><\/p>
\nBecause the comfort zone shrinks over time. How? So, in the month of the march, I used to go running at 5 in the morning with my dad. After few days dad left for some work and I was alone but I didn't stop because I did it for a prolonged period and now it was a habit. But unfortunately, due to exams I stopped going out. Eventually, I stopped running and loved staying indoors. When the quarantine started, it was a great opportunity to go out for running. But as of now, waking up at 9 for online classes is a huge task for me and fails to do it at times.\n\nSo, did you see what happened? Just because I stopped doing a particular task that was out of my comfort zone, my zone shrunk over time. Now, even waking up at 5 is a huge thing because I go to bed at 4. <\/p>
\nSo, now you know why do you need to keep doing things around your comfort zone. Yes, I said around because going too far from your comfort zone can backfire( an article on this topic coming soon). So, you keep increasing the area of your comfort zone and keep growing.\n\nWill we back with another great article.<\/i><\/p>
Till then wash your hands, don't go out until it's urgent. Stay safe, stay healthy. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1588312441298","data":"5eabcbf52060b"}]
\"Networking is not about just connecting people. It's about connecting people with people, people with ideas, and people with opportunities.\" -- Michele Jennae.<\/b><\/p>
Your professional network can be useful in many facets of your job. The most obvious manner is by giving out leads for potential new jobs. Having a professional network also has the following advantages:<\/p>
1. Finding out about a job opening<\/b><\/p>
Your professional network can help you find a new job if you're looking to leave your current one or have already quit and are looking. The people in your network can advise you of any job openings in your sector that they are aware of and can equip you with any pertinent corporate knowledge.<\/p>
2. Improve your standing<\/b><\/p>
It is critical to be visible to others when advancing your career, from coworkers to potential employers. By establishing business contacts, giving your expertise on subjects you're familiar with, and offering your distinctive perspective on various business sectors, networking events will help you elevate your status within the community.<\/p>
3. The Reciprocity Rule<\/b><\/p>
In its most basic form, professional networking is about sharing and mutual assistance. If you give someone advice or create a beneficial introduction for them, they are much more likely to do the same for you in return. Social psychologists refer to this behaviour as The Law of Reciprocity.<\/p>
Therefore, the more you can do to support your connections in achieving their objectives, the more they will want to do the same for you.<\/p>
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4. New Perspective and Ideas <\/b><\/p>
\nNetworking gives you fresh insights and ideas that can help you advance in your profession - it gives you viewpoints and ideas that you may not have considered previously. It's also extremely helpful to speak with folks who operate in fields other than yours because they can bring whole new views. <\/p>
\n\n\n5. Suggestions and Assistance from others <\/b><\/p>
\nYou shouldn't only network if you're seeking a new job or for personal benefit. The goal of networking professionally is to find like-minded individuals and develop meaningful connections with them. This might help you create a network of allies that will be beneficial to you in your profession. Whether it's about a specific work issue or your own professional development, our network can provide you with advice. <\/p>
\n\n\nRegardless of where you are in your career or what stage you are at, networking will be beneficial to you. Make sure you stay in touch with your network on a regular basis, even if it's just to send a quick email or a WhatsApp message to see how they are. <\/p>
As a network is more of a long-term endeavour, it is impossible to predict when it may lead to an opportunity, but it is never too late to begin establishing one. <\/p>"}]
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