People of today are so busy in rapid material progress that they often find themselves in a state of utmost dissatisfaction and unhappiness. As they increasingly become effective in managing their careers and social lives, they become equally ineffective in managing the most fundamental aspect of their lives - ability of having peace of mind.

Art of managing of personal lives

Satsanga - includes study of good literature, holy company and listening to uplifting music. Discipline - involves performing one's daily activities efficiently in an organised and scheduled manner.Meditation - process of watching the thought-flow of one's own mind with a view to gain control over one's emotions. Atleast for 10 minutes every morning and evening.

SDM technique - way to imbibe right thoughts, values and habits

Propelled by insatiable material, emotional and intellectual goals that modern social life demands one naturally feels the urge to struggle for a better state of life than present one.And why do we aspire for a better state of life? - to feel happier, to be more at peace, more powerful, more miserable, isn't it?Sadly, despite our incessant efforts, the peace and contentment eludes us and all efforts appear meaningless.None are us are truly happy.

What do we actually hustle for?

As we get up everyday and strive to achieve the things missing in our life, we still fall into the herd mentality of pursuing one goal after the another and a vicious circle follows.The more we chase material goals, the more we suffer.Uninterrupted peace and unalloyed happiness is our true nature and we are all struggling to return to it.All the material goals that we seek are not the end-all of life, they are merely the intermediate goals, necessary to at least obtain food and security and to provide for our needs of human body.The only goal we should be wary of in our life - God realization.

What's your ultimate goal in life?

Introspect to improve, look within yourself, think about your thoughts.Examine the source of your emotions and seek possible solutions using the 'M' of SDM technique.Our mind projects its own thoughts and feelings onto the world around it just as a colored prism and labelling things as good or bad.World has no power to control us unless we allow ourselves to be influenced by external environment.

How to improve?

Introspection gives us the ability to determine the inner workings of our mind.Just as before using any machine, we read the manual of the machine first same goes for our mind.Our mind is nothing but a flow of thoughts like a river is a mass of flowing water. So to purify the mind river, we must purify the thoughts that go in.One's personality is shaped by the thoughts he possess. The main reason of all the suffering is caused by the unruly and undisciplined thoughts that we allow to wander in our mind.

Thoughts can make us or break us

How to control overthinking - discipline and meaningful engagement.How to have good thoughts - eliminate anger, greed, desire, jealousy and your mind automatically becomes peaceful.Our thoughts tend to flow in one direction and leads to doom scrolling on Instagram.Rather exposing minds to holy ideas i.e.the S of SDM technique can strengthen our inner being and lead to clarity of perception.

Control The Quantity, Quality And Direction Of Thoughts 

3 motions of mind.Movement of thoughts between one object to another can be controlled by true meditation called 'dhyana', where we choose some object of concentration and fixate our attention on that.Movement between running in space is called 'dharana' where we fixate our mind in one place.Movement in time, oscillating between present, past and future can be controlled by 'samadhi' where we lose count of time.Prolonged dhyana leads to samadhi.

Dhyana, Dharana And Samadhi

Lack of self-awareness, resulting in lack of confidence and an abundance of fear in our mind is the prime source of unwanted and unnecessary thoughts that disturb our inner peace.

Work = physical power to do something.Karma = volitional or action with intention, accompanied by desire for fruits.You come home from work and spend entire evening watching Netflix, in this case he is not doing any physical work but the conscious choice to watch Netflix is Karma.Process of so many thoughts passing through our mind is karma.

Work vs Karma

None can escape this.Each one of us is reaping the fruits of our karma performed in the past.Karma of past impacts present.Karma of today impacts future.

Law of Karma

There's no undeserved merit or demerit in the world.What you've earned by your past actions, none can take away from you.So, the ones who seem to be having a great life despite not being a good person, it is possible that the righteous karma that they might have done in the past like in previous birth is creating a favourable situation for them and making them eligible to reap the fruits today.So is true for the good people who suffer today. The unrighteous karma that they might have done today provides them an unfavourable situation.

Why do good people suffer?

Every karma produces 2 results - immediate result and a hidden result.When you burn your finger in fire, immediate result is you scream in pain, hidden result is a latent impression created in your subconscious that you become wary of fire and impression of fear is created.So, the nature of impression depends on the nature of the karma and these collective impressions of our mind are called 'samskaras' in Sanskrit and this determines our personality.Thus, our personality is primarily shaped by the 'samkaras' from previous births, and not our parents, not our environment, not our upbringing.

What makes a personality?

Who can beat ancient Indian wisdom when it comes to spirituality and way of living life? This book is an excellent compilation of all that you need to steer your life in the right direction.

How should we gain mastery over the enemies lurking within our own mind, so that we can enjoy a peaceful and prosperous life? This book published by Advaita Ashrama, a branch of Ramakrishna Math, Belur Math, India, gives practical guidelines to make life more meaningful — both on the individual and the collective level — by managing it in the right way, and thus achieve success and fulfillment.

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<ul><li>The world that seems complicated and mysterious, is not so if you change the lens with which you see the world.</li><li>People can change, people can find happiness and that is what requires courage, a lot of awareness , a lot of human understanding.</li><li>Adler - Austrian physicist - gave Adlerian psychology - he devoted his life researching humans and their latent capabilities - his ideas 100 years ahead of time.</li><li>Aetiology - study of cause and effect - the world in which we live in usually - because of something in past, we are facing XYZ issues. Teleology - study of purpose of something than its cause.</li></ul>

Intro

<ul><li>We fabricate negative emotions and attribute them to past trauma or phenomenon. We determine our own present lives by what meaning we give to past experiences.</li><li>People fabricate anger in order to fulfil the goal of something. Like you intentionally get angry so that you get the privilege to shout at someone. Anger is a tool taken out when needed.</li><li>If you continue to stay in aetiology, you will be bound by the past and never be able to find happiness.</li><li>Awareness begins by knowing oneself. The most important thing is not what one is born with but what makes use of that equipment. </li></ul>

You are not controlled by the past

<ul><li>People are unable to change because change is scary to them. It is easier to stay put in the comfort zone than to seek uncertainty by trying out new things. Basically people lack the courage to choose a new and better lifestyle to get over their past complaints. They lack courage to change their lifestyle and be happy. Period.</li><li>Living in the here and now determines your life. Forget trauma and all your emotional baggage in the past.</li></ul>

Change is the only constant

<ul><li>All our life problems would cease to exist if we started staying alone. It is all because of the interpersonal relations with one another that we are so bogged down by problems. Example - fear of being disliked by people or getting hurt by someone.</li><li>People assume they are inferior because of being afraid of being judged by others. The subjective feelings of inferiority arise through comparison with others.</li></ul>

What if you stayed alone?

The latter helps you in wanting to improve yourself and head towards your goals, hence it is a normal feeling.
Inferiority complex is an abnormal state of mind where you begin to use your weaknesses as an excuse to do or not do something.
A is the situation thus B cannot be done.
Truth is you don't have enough courage to change yourself because you are complacent with the way you are today.
Easier with things just as the way they are, even if you have some complaints.

Inferiority complex and feelings of inferiority are different

Usually if you are lacking certain things you would want to compensate for it through striving and growth.But those who don't  have courage to do so step into the inferiority complex.These stubborn feelings of inferiority, if harboured for a long time can lead to something opposite - the superiority complex.People start fabricating feelings of superiority and start to compensate in some other fashion by establishing authority over others.They show off so that their shortcomings can be obscured and they can appear to be special.

Why do people show off?

The one who boasts does so only out of a feeling of inferiority.

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<ol><li class="ql-align-justify">Note everything down initially to understand more on the company culture so that you can better mould yourself into it.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Don't wait for specific feedback, ask for it pro-actively to evaluate your wins and losses.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Listen more than you speak.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Never enter into office politics and that might backfire at you.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Speak to people from other departments and try to understand things you don't know.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Try to know colleagues beyond work, not too personal but the bare minimum as you seek an early friendship. This makes life and work much easier.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">First learn and then make impact.  Don't rush to prove yourself the best</li></ol>

The first 7 tips

<ol><li>Enter into meetings with a notebook. Don't try to remember anything anything. Summarise your meeting minutes and drop an email to the attendees.</li><li>Never switch jobs just for money. Focus more on how much learning/ exposure you can get by the job switch than the jump in the salary.</li><li>Take complete ownership of the work assigned to you.</li><li>Stick to work timelines, don't let anyone follow-up with you and ask for updates or ask the cause for delay. You should pro-actively inform them well in advance if there's a delay</li><li>Make good and lasting work relationships.</li><li>Don't complain about things every other day.</li></ol>

Next 6 ..

<ul><li>Never try to be disrespectful towards anyone irrespective of the situation or position.</li><li>Learn to let go of credit as much as you can. Your work should not depend on others applause/praise, you should know you have done your best.</li><li>Every single day if you can positively surprise people with your work ethics, you attitude, you gradually become indispensable.</li></ul>

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<ul>
<li>Right time to start investing is TODAY.</li>
<li>Don't make big decisions when reeling under debt. </li>
<li>Liquidity is critical.</li>
<li>Have excess cash? Wait for the right time.</li>
<li>Diversify based on what works for you.</li>
<li>Take loans only for things that appreciate in value.</li>
<li>Live within your means always.</li>
<li>When in need of money, don't break mutual funds.</li>
<li>Our income is not capped but our spending can be.</li>
<li>Know the value of your time.</li>
<li>Avoid FOMO investing like Bitcoin.</li>
<li>Start a company, own stocks, create rental income > Renting your own time.</li>
<li>Take risks early on.</li>
</ul>

Day 1

<ul>
<li>Gold is an investment, while jewelry typically is not.</li>
<li>Asset is not defined by how expensive it is. </li>
<li>Your salary has nothing to do with the wealth you can make. Your net worth is not defined by how much you earn.</li>
<li>Once you get rich, give money to those who do not have it.</li>
<li>Buy a house only if you need to. Else push your decision.</li>
</ul>

Day 2

<ul>
<li>The most important and the least practised, are the things that internet keeps on telling us.</li>
<li>Being calm despite the storm is a powerful skill.</li>
<li>Emotional debt kills more people.</li>
<li>You procrastinate due to fear, not because you are lazy.</li>
<li>Being truly satisfied with how far have you come is biggest achievement.</li>
<li>Calm people does not mean lack of drive, they have the most fire.</li>
<li>Make a move, this brings momentum, stagnation over indecisiveness amplifies sadness.</li>
<li>To take a tough decision, ask yourself what's the worst thing that can happen.</li>
</ul>

Day 3

<ul>
<li>Dont be afraid of letting your close ones down if you fail. Speak to them clearly and you will realise that they stand by you irrespective.</li>
<li>People can see through your face and eyes if you don't enjoy your work.</li>
<li>Not having time = not thinking of it as a priority.</li>
<li>Nobody can beat you at being you. There is no competition if you can stay truly authentic to your self.</li>
<li>Better to be lost for something worthwhile than getting lost in everything worthless.( the rat race)</li>
<li>Only compare yourself to who you were yesterday and nobody else.</li>
<li>You either do the easy thing or the right thing.</li>
</ul>

Day 4

<ul>
<li>We are usually addicted to emotions that the things we desire for will generate.( car, house etc)</li>
<li>Safe is not better than sorry. Risk is better than regret.</li>
<li>The way you respond to the world is how the world will treat you further on.</li>
<li>Best way to get help is to make it easier for people to help you.</li>
<li>Hardest thing is convincing yourself that the stuff you want to do is not hard</li>
<li>You don't control your results.You always control your inputs.</li>
<li>The most memorable moments are the ones that provide us with a sense of freedom.</li>
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Day 5

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DO EPIC SHIT.

You can fine-tune your smile!Don't flash an immediate smile when you greet someone, instead look at the other person's face for a second. Pause. Soak in their persona and then let a warm smile hug your face. The split-second delay convinces people that your smile is genuine and ONLY FOR THEM.

THE FLOODING SMILE TECHNIQUE

You can come across as intelligent and insightful by deliberate eye-contact.When you meet someone new, make sure your eyes are glued to the conversation partner's eyes. Don't immediately break eye contact after they've finished talking. Make them feel they have captivated you.Epoxy eyes is often used when you want to understand reactions as a third-person. Watch your target person even when someone else is talking. It puts you in the position of a judge/evaluator, don't overdo it though. The major benefit is that your target thinks you are interested in him/her.

THE STICKY + EPOXY EYES TECHNIQUE

Make your posture the biggest success barometer. Winners stand with assurance, move with confidence, smile softly with pride.Habitual good posture is the first mark of a big winner.

LOOK LIKE A BIG WINNER

Imagine a party of 500 people and a 3 year old crawling up to your feet and turning a precious face up to yours and beaming a toothless grin?Instantly, you would turn towards the baby and welcome with a beautiful big smile. Similarly, we need to address the inner babies within each of us when we meet new people.A warm smile, a total-body turn and undivided attention is all they need.Pivoting 100% towards the new person shouts "I think you are very, very special".

BIG BABY PIVOT TECHNIQUE

When you encounter someone, play a mind trick. Visualise him/her as your long-lost old friend. And you will amaze yourself. The delight of rediscovery fills your face, the air sparkles with energy, your body language buoys up. The difference is extraordinary.Love begets love, respect begets respect.

HEY! OLD FRIEND TECHNIQUE

Control unnecessary body movements if you want to come across as a credible person.

LIMIT THE FIDGET

Watch your audience's reaction carefully and then plan your response.Express yourself but keep a keen eye on how the listener is reacting to what you say.

Hans' Horse Sense

The power of visualization is indeed powerful. Visualise yourself as applying all the above techniques and everyone is gravitating towards you.

Mental Rehearsal

The first step to start a conversation without strangling it is to match the mood and voice tone of the listener, maybe for a moment.

A whatzit is anything you wear or carry that is unusual and can potentially spark curiosity of others in a large gathering. It could be a social aid to seek business rewards or new friendships to new acquaintances, the list goes on.Likewise you need to develop a keen eye to spot the "Whatzit" in the people who you want to talk to, probably the CEO or the leader.

Wear/Spot a WhatZit

If the person you want to meet is not wearing a Whatzit, try to find more information about the person. And then use these facts and turn it into icebreakers.Now that you are ready with your set of ice-breaking questions, but you find the person engrossed in conversation with their own group. How do you break in that group?Stand behind the swarm of folks and open your ears. Wait for a word or two and use that as a wedge to break into the group.

Whoozat + Eavesdrop!!

This is the most common question we come across when we meet someone new. But most of us answer it wrong way. We mention the name of the city/town and assume people would know everything. Rather learn some engaging facts - history, geography, business stats and few fun facts about your place that the listeners can comment on. And most importantly, the hook should relate to the type of person who you are speaking to.

Where are you from?

Top communicators know ideas don't come out of nowhere. When talking with anyone, keep your ears open and listen for cues. Be on the lookout for clues and then spring on that topic like a sleuth.

While conversing ever faced with the deadlock of what to say next and a deafening pause and awkward smiles?Become a parrot and 'curiously' repeat the last few words your conversation partner just said. This can get the person in front of you again talking and all you need to do is to listen.

Parroting technique

Encore!This is what appreciative audiences chant when they want another performance. This is the sweetest sound that one would always want to hear."Tell them about a time when...", shines the spotlight on them and you get them up and running with their conversation.

Get them happily chatting!

It is not the outfit and hairs and accessories that need to be checked before heading to a party. You must stock up on latest news before leaving for the party. Actually not just for party, I would say before meeting anyone this should be the daily ritual.

Have something interesting to say always

Yes, you don't want to come across as a ruthless networker by asking these 4 words to a complete stranger.Practice the following 8 words:How do you spend most of your time?This new wording gives them a choice of telling about work or leisure.

Never ask what do you do!

Think what interest could this person have in my life?Tailor your "verbal" resume accordingly.Punch up you life to sound interesting, fun and impactful as the situation demands.Every job has some benefit to the society and putting a benefit statement just like sales people do can bring more life to your job.

Now how do you answer the above?

Don't use common words that you use already in your conversation.Make your vocabulary rich and creative to set yourself apart.Curate your personal thesaurus and replace your commonly used words with the "glorious" ones.Substitute a word a day for 2 months and you'll be in the verbally elite.

Can you Sound Smarter?

To enrich your social conversation, start every sentence with a 'You'.Address them with a 'you'.This gets a more positive response.

Comm-YOU-nication

You must share the sentiment of the receiver before sharing any bad news.Always keep your receiver in mind.Then deliver it with a smile, a sigh or a sob.Otherwise you would be called as 'insensitive'.

How To Share Bad News?

There are times when you don't wish to respond to certain questions and they keep on asking you.In those cases, become like a broken record where you being unruffled simply repeat the same words in precisely the same tone of voice and keep on repeating on every unwelcome cross-examination.This would shut the heck up.

The Broken Record Technique 

Communication is a superpower. Compiling my favourite tricks from the book.

"You'll not only break the ice, you'll melt it away with your new skills." -- Larry King "The lost art of verbal communication may be revitalized by Leil Lowndes." -- Harvey McKay, author of “How to Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive” What is that magic quality makes some people instantly loved and respected? Everyone wants to be their friend (or, if single, their lover!) In business, they rise swiftly to the top of the corporate ladder. What is their "Midas touch?" What it boils down to is a more skillful way of dealing with people. The author has spent her career teaching people how to communicate for success. In her book How to Talk to Anyone (Contemporary Books, October 2003) Lowndes offers 92 easy and effective sure-fire success techniques-- she takes the reader from first meeting all the way up to sophisticated techniques used by the big winners in life. In this information-packed book you’ll find: <ul><li>9 ways to make a dynamite first impression</li> <li>14 ways to master small talk, "big talk," and body language</li> <li>14 ways to walk and talk like a VIP or celebrity</li> <li>6 ways to sound like an insider in any crowd</li> <li>7 ways to establish deep subliminal rapport with anyone</li> <li>9 ways to feed someone's ego (and know when NOT to!)</li> <li>11 ways to make your phone a powerful communications tool</li> <li>15 ways to work a party like a politician works a room</li> <li>7 ways to talk with tigers and not get eaten alive </li></ul> In her trademark entertaining and straight-shooting style, Leil gives the techniques catchy names so you'll remember them when you really need them, including: "Rubberneck the Room," "Be a Copyclass," "Come Hither Hands," “Bare Their Hot Button,” “The Great Scorecard in the Sky," and "Play the Tombstone Game,” for big success in your social life, romance, and business. How to Talk to Anyone, which is an update of her popular book, Talking the Winner's Way (see the 5-star reviews of the latter) is based on solid research about techniques that work! By the way, don't confuse How to Talk to Anyone with one of Leil's previous books, How to Talk to Anybody About Anything. This one is completely different!

Leil Lowndes is an author and internationally recognized communications expert who specializes in subconscious interactions. She has conducted hundreds of seminars in the US and around the world for major corporations, associations, and the general public, and frequently appears as a guest expert on national television shows and major news networks. She has authored ten bestselling books on communications — most recently, How to Talk to Anyone at Work: 72 Little Tricks for Big Success Communicating on the Job — and is published in over 26 foreign languages. She lives in New York City.

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