The right perception
The world will always have an opinion about us.
It’s our responsibility to help others form the right perceptions.
We need to realise our self worth and keep doing our best!
The world will always have an opinion about us.
It’s our responsibility to help others form the right perceptions.
We need to realise our self worth and keep doing our best!
There is always a well defined process behind every success.
Taking a leaf out of IITs process of connecting with alumni, here’s what my Alma Mater NIT Kurukshetra has done.
Let’s find out..
Have you come across people who have a bigger purpose in life?
Sanjiv is one of them.
He is helping millions of people lead a more emotionally stable life.
He has invested almost all his life’s savings to buy a big piece of land to build an old age home and a mandir with a meditation hall.
Are you just another common person?
I came across a real story of grit, determination and hard work which made me realise the privileges I continue to enjoy as compared to a majority of the population.
You and me are very very privileged.
In the hospitality industry how does the hotel ensure repeat business?
Is it only on the basis of having a beautiful hotel, and great food?
One needs to generate customer delight.
It’s about offering “wow” moments to the customers!
Since times immemorial, we have been learning through stories.
In the modern context, it is important to blend the art of storytelling with technology to appeal to a wider audience.
It’s so very important to keep investing in trainings to reinforce the concept of customer service and customer centricity.
It ain’t expensive – the LTV (lifetime value) of one lost customer may be a few lakh rupees.
How often do you get a feedback?
Let me share my part of the story.
It’s very rare.
Leadership is about helping other people grow in their life. Let me share a recent incidence!
A good public speaker should be able to convey his/ her thoughts in the allotted time – it could be as much as a few hours to as less as ten minutes!
Can buying a T-shirt be a dream and a goal for someone earning an 8 figure income in India?