A friend sent me some great inspirational quotes. I picked up two of them because I felt good reading them. To me it means we all are human and not infallible at all times. Its OK to err once in a way. We just need to ‘let go’.
And the second one “Being happy doesn’t mean everything is perfect.
It means you’ve decided to see beyond the imperfections”
This is a ‘thank you’ and a farewell to these wonderful batches of MBA Final semester graduating Strategic HR class and Semester II Strategy Class moving to their Final semester at Tasmac.
Strategic HR class
Strategy Class
Thank you friends for your patience and cooperation. And for all the fun My good wishes are with each one of you “Be well, do good work and keep in touch”!
I certainly am no authority to explain ‘The Tao’. As you can see for yourself the explanation of Tao by the great Chinese Master Chuang Tzu. The profound wisdom in this quote contains a wonderful lesson. Taoism is an ancient Chinese philosophy and religion. Tao means ‘the path’ or ‘the way’. In essence it is a life-seeking harmony with nature.
So you can imagine in business management we try to teach ‘Knowledge Management’ and set up systems in the organization to manage people and knowledge. The wisdom of Tao conveys a message for our knowledge managers that true knowledge does not lie in realms of the tangible.
According to Tao conscious effort to manage and control people is futile and unproductive. The question therefore is how do we approach knowledge management? I’d love to hear your views.
Dear friends – Here’s Wishing you a Very Happy New Year 2012!
Here’s wishing all my dear readers and friends a Merry and Joyous Christmas and a Very Happy 2012! May you have all the happiness and cheer every day of the New Year.
From inspiring accounts of mountain climbing to several historical battles as well as in the world of business where near bankrupt companies have been turned around – all have one moral “never say die”. Even in our own lives whenever we face tough situations it is only our tenacity and mental strength that helps us overcome.
Anyone who’s been to one of India’s beautiful North Eastern State – Meghalaya will know why it is known as the ‘Abode of clouds’. Here we learn how the peaceful peasants learn to live in balance with nature and come-up with sustainable solutions. This beautiful state is known for its scenic waterfalls, dense forests and the loveliest of animal life and a rich and fascinating cultural heritage.
The bridges are crafted from the roots of fig trees.The living roots become stronger and stronger each year. This ‘practical wisdom’ is passed on to each successive generation who contribute their bit to keep the bridges alive.The inhabitants use and tend to the roots that need care – for sustainability. You can see how it actually happens in the inspirational video below:
Here’s what Calvin Coolidge has to say ~ “There is new life in the soil for every man. There is healing in the trees for tired minds and for our overburdened spirits, there is strength in the hills, if only we will lift up our eyes. Remember that nature is your great restorer”.
A friend of mine was reading a book on inspirational quotes this morning. The book is published by a successful business person who led a noble and philanthropic life. The quotes are meant to inspire people. I borrowed the book which is not for sale for a few days to select some of the quotes which I found inspirational to me. These quotes will form an weekly inspiration thought. Hope you like them too.