How to cry your inner pain out.
Smiling is easy. Smiling to hide your pain is the easiest. What is toughest is to cry to let the inner pain go out. How to Cry out your Inner Pain? Let's say someone hurts you, judges you, mistreats...
Day: December 28, 2021
How to Become a Better Listener and Why Good Listening Skill Helps to Improve Social Skill?
Context A lot of advice you may get to listen well and that listening is the key to sales and success. So, how to LISTEN WELL? Becoming a good listener is one of the most important, but undervalued...
How to Connect with People?
Context Social well-being is one of the major aspects of our overall well-being. One of the core desires of any human being is that we do not want to remain alone. We are social animals. We are the...
Why and How to Remember People’s Names?
Why Remember Names? The most favorite thing of any person is his/her name. When you remember people by their name and address them by their name, they automatically like you. Imagine you are...
How to Easily Detect a Probable Dishonest Life Partner and Business Partner?
Made bad choices in life as far as people are concerned? Those you trusted betrayed you? Here is a simple mechanism for you to be aware of such wrong people. How do you know the person you...
What are the differences between a Positive Mindset, A Negative Mindset, a Practical mindset and a Strong Mindset?
Type of Mindset When you have a seemingly difficult new task to perform, (say learning to fly a copter), your mind tells you how to go about it. A nagative mindset will tell you "what is the point...
Can Meditation Lower Blood pressure and Cardiac risk?
This is a retro post about a small validation we did with late Senior Cardiologist, Padmashree Dr. K. K. Agarwal. Objective The objective of the validation was to check if meditation-guided...
How to Ask for Help in a Public Place in The Event of an Emergency like Accidents, assaults, and Heartattack?
Have you ever observed in a spot of accidents, that people are surrounded in the spot is watching the event, but doing nothing? In psychology, this is known as bystander problem or group-bias....