Why is it that certain people seem to naturally inspire confidence, loyalty, and hard work, while others (who may have just as much vision and smarts) stumble, again and again? It’s a timeless question, and there’s no simple answer. Continue reading
Leadership
Success based on Quality of Outcomes rather than Volume
“As long as doctors and hospitals are paid for volume of procedures rather than for quality of outcomes they have little incentive to change.” Continue reading
Interview with Lee Kwan Yew – 1967
When people need help, you can’t simply run away, no?
“You see, when people need help, you can’t simply run away, no?” says Dr. V. “You say, I will help you, and then you do what you can.
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May you discover the Guru within you….
Know that a Teacher is different from a Guru, but never knew that they are different in so many ways.
I know “All Gurus are Teachers; But all teachers are not Gurus”.
If you get not only a Guru but also a “Satguru”, you are the most blessed one.
A teacher takes responsibility of your growth
A Guru makes you responsible for your growth.
A teacher gives you things you do not have and require
A Guru takes away things you have and do not require.
A teacher answers your questions
A Guru questions your answer
A teacher helps you get out of the maze
A Guru destroys your maze Continue reading
The Millennial Question……
Thought for the week 1st January 2017
Dalai Lama – The Power of Forgiveness
we come factory equipped for cooperation, compassion, and generosity..
There are four independent brain circuits that influence our lasting well-being, Davidson explained.
The first is “our ability to maintain positive states.” It makes sense that the ability to maintain positive states or positive emotions would directly impact one’s ability to experience happiness. These two great spiritual leaders were saying that the fastest way to this state is to start with love and compassion. Continue reading
Bringing Peace and Harmony
What has caused the present conditions, not alone at home but abroad? It is that realization that was asked some thousands of years ago, “Where is thy brother? His blood cries to me from the ground!” and the other portion of the world has answered, is answering, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” The world, as a world—that makes for the disruption, for the discontent—has lost its ideal. Continue reading
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