People and books that help in my evolution
People like Angad Pratap live on the edges and they keep stretching to their limits. They seek adventure, pushing the frontiers of possibilities. Adventures imply expecting the unexpected and the readiness to dance with the unknown, with a lot of courage and faith.
This was Ramesh Prasad’s invitation to Inspire Days that happened on Saturday, October 11:
“Well, the name says it all. A chance for all those who have been trained by me to catch up, and to listen to inspiring stories of the many who stopped by to learn NLP, embrace change, and thereby re-strategise their life. To celebrate this very special day, I have invited some of our own delegates who now, are exemplars in what they do. So come, listen to them share how they took one step at a time, thereby making a difference in the way they are now living life.”
I had heard about John O’Donohue’s book, Anam Cara – A Book of Celtic Wisdom, about three years back and had even gifted it to a very special friend then. It … read more.
Though the problems life throws at me have a made-in-Babu tag, untangling them is far more complicated than the ease with which I create them. Last week, on February 17, … read more.
Ramesh is the founder of Onefluencer, a training organization that empowers leaders in their journey towards becoming powerful change agents using the versatile tools available in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). He helps leaders discover how their current thinking and behaviour patterns might be impeding their blossoming. I know several people in whose journeys Ramesh Prasad has made a huge difference by shining his light.
As I type www.kiruba.com on the browser and click, an elegantly designed web site opens. What I see first is Kiruba Shankar’s visage, smiling faintly with hazily outlined coconut … read more.
Ram Viswanathan is a mentor to many in his professional and personal life. He has run 49 marathons in many countries and has run 5 Majors Marathon out of the 6 Majors. He works at IBM and was awarded ‘ Distinguished Engineer’ which is highly prestigious.
Arul Subramaniam is Director, Training, at Brainobrain. This organization, which was founded in 2003 by three brothers – Anand, Arul and Ashok – now has its presence in 22 countries.
Shaju John, finding himself as an artist I have observed Shaju John several times – standing still, lost in thoughts, with a camera raised close to his face, intensely attentive. … read more.
I have often wondered what it is that propels some people from very ordinary circumstances to extraordinary heights. J Sampath’s J.B Soft has grown phenomenally from the time he set … read more.