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Positive Personality लेबलों वाले संदेश दिखाए जा रहे हैं. सभी संदेश दिखाएं
Positive Personality लेबलों वाले संदेश दिखाए जा रहे हैं. सभी संदेश दिखाएं

शुक्रवार, 2 मार्च 2012

BE YOUR OWN BOSS


Dear 


Be your own boss. You are very intelligent. I have judged.

Having more education and clearing IELTS/TOEFL and getting education abroad will change your whole life.

Just recondition your mind and priorities.

Power affirmations are:
  1. I am best. I am the maker of my life.
  2. I am the boss of my life.
  3. I can do every thing.
  4. I can learn anything and apply that learning to improve my and my family’s life and the life of human beings in the world.
  5. I work hard and smart.
  6. SUCCESS IS MINE. NOBODY CAN STOP ME.
  7. I will not tell anyone till I achieve my success i.e. clear IELTS/TOEFL AND JOIN COLLEGE IN USA.
  8. There is nothing between me and my success except my efforts i.e. preparation.
Efforts 99% Success 100% = Result fail
Efforts 101% Success 100%= Result Pass

  1. For my success only I am responsible. It is my life.
  2. Nobody is responsible for my behaviour, work or results in life.

Repeat these affirmations yourself MENTALLY and don’t tell others. You will see the change in your personality and real life. Every body will be proud of you.

Tell and do nothing- all criticize. Keep secret and achieve what you want to achieve – all will be surprised and trust you.

With love,

Uncle



सोमवार, 6 सितंबर 2010

E-Book Release Personality Development



Er.Surindera Singh, Dr. M.A.Zahir, Capt.J.S.Kular and Prof P.K.Keshap at the release of e-book Personality Development (A New Inner Engineering for Success in Exams, Competitions, Career and Life)


Dr. M.A.Zahir, an eminent academician and Chairman of Synetic Business School (SBS), Ludhiana formerly Head, Department of Business Management and Dean, College of Basic Sciences and Humanities, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana released e-Book “PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT” (A New Inner Engineering for Success in Exams, Competitions, Career and Life) co-authored by Prof P.K.Keshap, Associate Professor to MBA/PGPM for Personality Development and CPS.

Others present at the release were Capt. J.S.Kular, Executive Director of STEP, formerly director SISI and Er. Surindera Singh, Registrar of STEP (Science and Technology Entrepreneurs’ Park) Govt. of India, GNE, Ludhiana. Prof Keshap is recipient of “RASHTRIYA GAURAV AWARD” and “INTERNATIONAL GOLD STAR AWARD”. He is a world-famous author of net based Go Articles and his articles “BASIC PERSONALITY” and “ Pathways to Knowledge” are widely read by the readers all over world. Recently Google ranked Prof Keshap world’s #1 blogger for his interest in “PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT” and “Communication Skills.” Prof Keshap is the founder director of Mind Power Institute.


In the e-book, Prof Keshap has detailed case-studies from his experiences and observations gathered from over 2000 students, candidates and teachers over a period of 18 years. He conducted campus interviews, inspired, motivated, trained and taught the students who have settled in India and abroad. Among his students are Mrs. India 2004(Naina Dhaliwal) and certain professors teaching in Canada and India.


Prof Keshap opines that the e-book is exceedingly useful for students who are aspiring for career in Civil Services ( IAS, IPS, IRS) , Military(SSB, NDA), Management (MBA, MCA) Education (B.A/B.Sc.B.Ed./M.Sc./M.Ed./M.A, Ph.D)
and competitions like Banking, CAT, MAT, XAT, Insurance, IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, GMAT. The e-book is equally useful for working people, educated housewives, executives and businessmen. Job and Visa seekers can use the e-book as guide for having insight about the possible interview techniques and questions.


The e-book is equally good guide for parents. The e-book basically enables the reader to find the grey areas of his/her personality and improve upon those grey areas which in turn ensures higher rate of success in exams. Prof Keshap further opines that the difference between failure and success is doing the thing nearly right and exactly right. The e-book is available on www.mypersonalitydevelopment.com or just by typing “Prof P.K.Keshap Personality Development” on Google search bar and clicking the link .

www.mypersonalitydevelopment.com

शुक्रवार, 27 अगस्त 2010

BE YOUR BEST SELF



Be your best self


by I.M.Soni
You have been troubled by infereiority feelings which are often based on memories or on remarks made by others.
Your feelings lead to self-concepts that are flagrantly wrong, but as long as you believe in them, you are inluenced by them.
Threrefore, it is important for you for to keep telling yourself that you are a much better individual than you are made to believe by envious people.
If you accept this as a fact, it will begin to influence your life because what you do with your self life depends on your own self-concept.
Your self-concept makes real things happen to you. You may say, "I can do this" and "I can't do that" simply because of remarks that other have made about you.
You underestimate your own abilities. Your inherent abilities are much greater than those you actually use. No one ever gives his best, is not a joke. Henry Ford once said, "Everyone can do more than he thinks he can."
No matter what your abilities are, they can be developed only if you choose to develop them. It is up to you.
According to Prescott Lecky, every human being strives to be a consistentent whole. He rejects what he thinks contradicts his self-image. Sometimes, he rejects traits that would be greatly to his advantage, because in a thoughtless moment, someone has told him that he was very dull.
If he accepts this, it becomes part of his mental picture of himself, and from that time he behaves accordingly.
A poor speller, for example, can be turned into a good one by changing his idea about his ability. When he changed his idea about his opinion of himself, a high school student, who previously misspelled 55 words out of 100 and had failed in most of his school subjects, became one of the best spellers in his school and got a general average of 90. He overcame his ,"disability" and became proficient.
Self-concept may be compared to building houses. If a man, in a fit of alcoholism, builds up an image of himself that has no basis in reality, he's building a mental house of straw.
A daydream that has no follow-up can be blown away as easility as a house of straw.
You can build your mental house out of sticks, and it can also be blown down. If you build your self-concept on casual remarks made others, you are building it out of sticks.
If you build your mental house out of bricks, who can knowck it down? Bricks that build your self-concept show what you can do and achieve.
If you have personal experience in succeeding at something, small or big, you can build a house of your self-esteem on what you have done. Forget the failures you have met with.
Build your life and career on what you have already done successfully. Success breeds success.
Nietzche says, "Become what thou art!" He knew that if we only became as great as we really are we would be better than we dream.
You have potentialities that you have never realised. The first step in changing your life is to believe that you can change. Here are some suggestions.
Accept yourself. In a study of group of college students, it was found that those who were mentally healthiest accepted themselves with all their faults as naturally.
Dont tear yourself apart because you do not think you are worthy.
You should try to be at your best.
Believe in yourself. You have some talent. If you do not know what your talent is, that does not mean that you do not possess one.
Keep seeking till you find what your talent is.
Think of how to make yourself better.
If you spend too much time wondering whether or not you are good, you won't be.
Keep your hands and your mind occupied.A man is nothing if not a worker.
Keep recreational activities in your life.
Always have an activity that will be fun for the sake of it.
Make others comfortable and at ease.
When you meet someone for the first time, concentrate on trying to make him feel at ease.
That will keep you from feeling self-conscious.
If you cocentrate on the other person, you are not self-centred.
Do something about your negatives. If you have some worries you cannot do anything, try to be fair about them. Look for their good points.
Believe in some power higher and greater than yourself.
Bury the past. Yesterday was a dream, tomorrow may never come. Use this fragment of time, as though it were your last day.
Work for your future.The beauty of the future is that it comes one day. And anybody can handle one day positively and creatively.

Source: The Tribune August 27,2010
http://www.mypersonalitydevelopment.com/



गुरुवार, 19 अगस्त 2010

FIGHT OR FLIGHT













The person who has never failed in life is the person who has never attempted any act in life.



Amitabh Bachchan - the great legend of Indian Cinema when went to face the interview by an advertisement agency faced this fact. The interviewer retorted, "Your voice resembles with beast of burden. You can never be success in life." Amitabh Bachchan spoke nothing but determined internally "I will become a great actor and my voice will be my strength." Rest is the reality you all know.



Had Amitabh Bachchan bogged down at that time, he would have gone to seclusion and nobo0dy would have bothered about him. But he rose and fought and won the battle of failure in a befitting manner.






Whenever anyone faces failure in exam, competition, career or life first thought comes to mind is quitting. A person never fails until he/she quits. Brave rise and fight and win laurels for themselves and for their family and friends, nears and dears. Scociety salutes them. Success salutes them.






There is nothing between success and failure except right and adequate effort.






Passing an exam needs studying hard. One hour study should be spread like:



-20 minutes reading



-20 minutes closing eyes reflecting upon what has been read.



-20 minutes - writing for knowing what has been read is right and worh or not.






Generally, we tell to others more than doing. George Bernard Shaw - the great writer- says, " When we tell about our plans to others, they comment, criticise and complement. But when we achieve our goals, they appreciate and believe." So, don't tell others until you achieve.






Commonly diagnosed reasons for failure in exams are:



- Wrong daily routine



-Not attending the class for one reason or another.



- Excessive socialisation



- Excessive friendship and wasting of time in activities other than studies.






Improving upon these habits forces success to salute the aspirant.






Wishing you a grand success - Prof P.K.Keshap

Image Courtesy: http://www.voiceforjesus.org/, http://www.worthview.com/,

E-Book, Personality Development (A New Inner Engineering for Success in Exams, Competitions, Career and Life) co-authored by Prof P.K.Keshap www.mypersonalitydevelopment.com

शनिवार, 14 मार्च 2009

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