Monday, 24 August 2020
Thursday, 23 April 2020
To laugh or not to laugh?
They say laughter is the best medicine, I'm not entirely sure if that statement is true. It seems relative to the state of your mind. Isn't it? I mean you could only laugh if you were in the mood to laugh. Specially, during these trying times sitting at home away from the world. Your daily routine all topsy- turvey, no alarm bells, no quick showers, no rushing down to the station early morning. However, isn't this what we all wanted? Sometime off, time to rest, time to rewind, time for family? And when we have it, it seems a challenge.
Yesterday, I was chatting with my neighbor and she said she was utterly bored. Now how could you laugh if you are bored? Actually I have the answer for your... You ready? Did you think I'm going to reveal it so quick? Nah! Let me rant and rave a bit before giving you the key to laugh or not to laugh.
Let's rewind the clock a 100 years, let's say this was 23rd April 1920. Almost few years ago Titanic had sank (April, 1912) and Sai Baba was alive just a couple of years ago (Oct, 1918). So back then, if I had told you. I would be able to speak to you using something that looks like a mirror with few sticker like icons on it and you'll be able to press icons and tap into the "invisible waves" that surround the earth. You would think I'm certainly crazy!! But fast forward 100 years and smart phones are just a basic necessity.
What does this tell us? We have the power! Offcourse... we have the power! to not only press the icons of our smart phone and talk to anyone around the world instantly but also it is a reminder of how far we have grown as species. As culture, and as civilization. So what if we are bored or sad or angry or frustrated or disappointed and you took some time to laugh a bit?
Yes that's the answer, as simple as it may sound. Our brains are also like smart phones you could switch from using one app to another just with click of an icon. Sadness to laughter, just simply by using the power of your body over your mind. Simply you need to locate and press that icon in the brain. It is called - Choosing! yes ladies and gentlemen - you heard me. All you got to do is choose to laugh. Choose to be happy. It is not that easy but doable with practice! And to hone your skills we have made it simple and brought to you all online web series of Chat-Chat-Chat.
So would you choose to laugh?
Wednesday, 25 March 2020
How to push through in tough times
How to push through in tough times?? Tips on WFH Productivity...
I know most of us are feeling it along with rest of Australia and the world. In these testing times of pandemic outbreak. I’m not going to bore you with wash your hands, keep social distancing and cover your mouth etc. I think we all have heard and seen enough.
On contrary, let’s see what can we do
while staying at home? How can we be more productive? How to push through?
Find
your humour – A
sense of humour is integral part of coping with setbacks. Ask me if you have
any doubts? One certainty of life – “it is full of uncertainties”. Who knew
2020 would be like this?
Be
one
step
ahead
– It may sound
cliché “when going gets tough – tough gets going” to survive in this ever
changing business landscape we need to be proactive and plan for at least two
checks and balances. Who knew Qantas employees would end up working at woolies??
I’m awaiting arrival of air-hostesses at my local woollies J
Don’t
give up –
Let’s see what we all can learn from this situation? from Albert Einstein to Opera Winfrey everyone one has stressed up the value to create drive in our lives. Find that thing and don't let it go.
Work
in sprints – It
applies to WFH scenarios as well. Energy management expert Tony Schwartz
suggests, sustained high performance is best achieved by sprinter mentality not
marathoner. So make sure you keep some lemon infused water in the kitchen and
run up to kitchen to sip every hour.
Better
food,
better
mood
– To
think, feel and be better we need to eat better. Add more veggies, fruit, lean
protein and unrefined carbs to your diet. Remember to add as many colours to
your plate as you could.
Finally, to ignite your engines sign up to online fitness challenges or Join me online for a burst of laughter at Chat-Chat-Chat.
Together we can and we shall overcome this!
Help me raise funds to help locals in
need: I'm raising money for keeping local businesses afloat
Yours, @amazing_arvind
Monday, 23 March 2020
Monday, 9 September 2019
Move Your Mind...
Since it is the month of Step-tember and
talking to a colleague today morning, I realised we should start back on our Health
& Wellbeing journey.
As the Greek adage goes “A sound mind is
a sound body” it is evident that our ancestors had it clear. On contrary, we
in the digital age are getting stuck with devices, desks, dings and rings of
our smart devices. Recent
study suggest an average office
workers checks their smart phones 165 times a day! Where as the average for a
non office worker is 80.
This clearly shows how important it is to
get our regular doze of digital detox. Not only to keep our body fit but also
our mind healthy. Brain scientists call this as “neuroplasticity” which in
essence is the ability of brain’s neural network to change based on
habitual routine. Now that’s an important piece of information when it comes to
conditioning our body and mind.
The good part is it works both ways i.e.
If you want to improve your health then boost your mobility. Movement nourishes
your mind, body and spirit alike. You need to choose what method suits you
best. Gym, Yoga, Tennis or a simple walk in the park.
This is mental health awareness week and RU-OK day on Thursday 12th of
September. Let’s get into the groove and get to move our body and our minds!
Tuesday, 5 March 2019
Foreign Star of Bengal - Glowing Reviews!
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