Life is all about the choices we make. Few conscious decisions and little effort to mould our lives the way we want can make a huge difference. Among all the decisions we take and the confusions we have, the most vital ones are linked to this – Are we still #holdingon to something? Is it the right time to let it go? How long shall we hold on? Here is a simple real life incident which is food for thought:
#Unconsciousbias is a term that might seem new to some people. However, this phenomenon is slowly creeping into our work places and businesses. By definition, #unconsciousbias is nothing more than a stern prejudice people have formed in favour or against some other person, rather unintentionally. In other words, a person or a group of people being judgemental about another person, his or her traits, cultural background, etc. unconsciously. If this bias goes unnoticed, there are many chances that the entire set of morals or values of an organization or a business might become questionable.
During my days of struggle with Insomnia I was reading a lot of stuff online and from books. But amongst all of the information the best one worth sharing is from an interesting Ted talk by Gregory Caraman.
The Ted Talk is from his experience of studying the brain for a very long time. But the best part of the talk is the way he ends the talk with an Acronym "LMNOP". I love this acronym so much that I used this acronym in both my books.
Gone are the days when you have to schedule at least an hour a day for commuting to office.
With pandemic, your desk is just a minute away from your bed. We would be surprised to see how remote working has changed the work dynamics and hence we have 3 ways you can adapt to it with travel to and fro office being out of the picture, we all have adapted and evolved to the new work life scenarios with a lot of things changing for good, permanently.
When you are busy planning your life, Life has its own unexpected surprises for you. Isn’t it? And then we are not prepared for the change, we resist.
We resist in various ways, possibly may be we are fearful, conditioned, prejudiced, or being conclusive about the new environment we are thrown into.
