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Naman Education
Posted 4 months ago

'बड़े नसीब वाले होते हैं वो लोग जिन्‍हें 2 जून की रोटी नसीब होती है.' ये कहावत आपने अक्‍सर अपने घर परिवार में, अपने बड़े बुजुर्गों से सुनी होगी. 02 जून की तारीख आते ही यह कहावत सोशल मीडिया वायरल हो जाती है. क्या आज जानते हैं, '2 जून की रोटी...' कहावत का मतलब क्या है? कमेंट कर बताएं...

#June #2June #2_June_Ki_Roti #Roti #Viral #Trending #India

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Naman Education
Posted 4 months ago

Breaking Stereotypes: Yoga Beyond Emotions! 🌟 🧘♀️ As yoga is often pigeonholed as stress relief and mindfulness, but let's peel back the layers and discover its true essence! Recently, I engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with a student who believed yoga was not all about emotions. But here's the truth: Yoga is like a multifaceted gem—it glimmers with benefits for both mind and body! 💎 Let's delve into fascinating research that underscores yoga's incredible impact: 1. Reduced Stress and Improved Well-Being: Studies published in 2024 reveal yoga's positive effects on overall well-being. Practices like Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) significantly reduce stress scores and enhance social connectedness. So, when life feels overwhelming, unroll that yoga mat—it's your personal oasis. 2. Mindfulness and Spiritual Well-Being: Beyond physical postures, yoga deepens mindfulness and spiritual connection. It's not just about poses; it's about tuning in to your inner self. Imagine your breath as a bridge between the mundane and the sacred. 3. Emotional Intelligence Amplified: Yoga cultivates emotional awareness. By practicing yoga and mindfulness, students elevate their emotional intelligence. Picture yourself navigating emotions like a seasoned yogi—balanced and centered. But wait, there's more! Yoga isn't confined to emotions; it's a soft skill powerhouse: 1. Communication Mastery: Yoga teaches us to listen—to our bodies, our breath, and the present moment. This heightened awareness spills over into better communication with colleagues, clients, and even family members. 2. Adaptability in Action: Just as we adjust our poses, life throws curveballs. Yoga trains us to adapt gracefully—to find equilibrium even when the ground shifts. Consider it your flexibility workout for resilience. 3. Empathy Unleashed: When we practice yoga, we connect with our inner selves. This self-awareness extends to understanding others' perspectives. Imagine empathizing like a yogi—open-hearted and compassionate. 4. Resilience School of Thought: Yoga builds physical and mental resilience. It's like a boot camp for soft skills—preparing us to bounce back from setbacks, whether in business or life. 5. Presence, Not Pretense: Yoga encourages mindfulness. Soft skills thrive in the present moment—whether you're in a boardroom or striking a warrior pose. 🙏✨ Let's break free from the stereotype that yoga is solely about emotions. This ancient practice is a treasure trove of holistic benefits. So, unroll your mat, breathe, and explore the transformative power of yoga—it's more than meets the third eye! 🕉️🌿#Adaptability #Flexibility #Agility #ChangeManagement #ChangeLeadership #Innovation #ProblemSolving #FutureOfWork #GrowthMindset #BusinessAgility #OrganizationalChange #AdaptiveLeadership #TransformationalLeadership #AdaptiveStrategy #Adaptable #AdaptingToChange #Resilient #AdaptiveMindset #Yoga

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Naman Education
Posted 11 months ago

Ten lessons from "The 80/20 Principle: The Secret to Achieving More with Less" by Richard Koch:

1. The Power of Focus: Recognize that a small portion of your efforts (around 20%) will yield a majority of your results (around 80%). Focus your time, energy, and resources on the most impactful tasks.

2. Identify the Vital Few: Identify the vital few activities or factors that contribute the most to your desired outcomes and prioritize them over the trivial many.

3. Pareto's Law: Understand the concept of Pareto's Law, which states that a small percentage of inputs leads to a large percentage of outputs. Apply this principle to your personal and professional life.

4. Leverage Your Strengths: Identify and leverage your strengths and areas of expertise to maximize your productivity and impact.

5. Simplify and Eliminate: Simplify your life and eliminate unnecessary distractions, tasks, or commitments that are not contributing significantly to your goals.

6. Optimize Time and Resources: Optimize your time and resources by focusing on high-yield activities and delegating or eliminating low-value tasks.

7. Find the Optimal Balance: Strive to find the optimal balance between effort and results, recognizing that not all tasks or activities are created equal in terms of their impact.

8. Continuous Improvement: Embrace a mindset of continuous improvement by constantly evaluating and fine-tuning your strategies, processes, and priorities.

9. Strategic Decision Making: Apply the 80/20 principle to your decision-making process, focusing on the key factors that will have the most significant impact on your desired outcomes.

10. Embrace Efficiency: Embrace efficiency by seeking ways to streamline processes, automate repetitive tasks, and find innovative solutions to achieve more with less.

These lessons from "The 80/20 Principle" highlight the importance of focusing on the most impactful tasks, simplifying, and leveraging resources to achieve optimal results. By applying these principles, individuals can enhance their productivity, effectiveness, and overall success in various aspects of their lives.

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

*🤔Surprise Test🤔*
एक प्रोफ़ेसर अपनी क्लास में आते ही बोले,
........“चलिए,आज आप सभी का *Surprise Test* हो जाय।"
सुनते ही घबराहट फैल गई *Students* में!
कुछ किताबों के पन्ने पलटने लगे तो कुछ लगे पढ़ने सर के दिए नोट्स।
“ये सब कुछ काम नहीं आएगा….”, प्रोफेसर साहब मुस्कुराते हुए बोले, *Questionpaper*
.............रख रहा हूँ आपके सामने, जब सारे पेपर बट जाएं तभी आप उसे पलट कर देखें।"
बाँट दिए गए पेपर्स सभी *Students* को।
“ठीक है ! अब आप पेपर देख सकते हैं।"बोले प्रोफेसर साहब।
अगले ही क्षण सभी *Question paper* को 😌😌😌 निहार रहे थे,
*लेकिन यह क्या?* .............कोई प्रश्न था ही नहीं उस पेपर में !
था तो *White* पेपर पर केवल एक *Black* स्पॉट⚫
*"यह क्या सर?* इसमें तो *Question* है ही नहीं!", एक छात्र खड़ा होकर बोला ।
“जो भी है आपके सामने है। आपको बस इसी को *Explain* करना है।लेकिन!ध्यान रहे इसके लिए आपके पास केवल 10 मिनट ही हैं *And ur time starts now.*"
चुटकी बजाते 😊 मुस्कुराते हुए बोले प्रोफेसर।
कोई चारा न था उन हैरान *Students* के पास।
वे जुट गए उस अजीब से प्रश्न का *Answer* लिखने में।
10 मिनट बीतते ही प्रोफेसर साहब ने फिर से बजाई चुटकी *Time is over.*और लगे *Answer Sheets* collect करने।
*Students* अभी भी हैरान परेशान।
प्रोफेसर साहब ने सभी *Answer Sheets* चैक कीं।
सभी ने ⚫ *Black स्पॉट* ⚫ को अपनी तरह से समझाने की कोशिश की थी, लेकिन किसी ने भी उस स्पॉट के चारों ओर मौजूद *White Space* के बारे में लिखने की जहमत ही नहीं उठाई।
प्रोफ़ेसर साहब गंभीर होते हुए बोले,“इस *Test* का आपके *Academics* से कोई लेना-देना नहीं है, ना ही मैं इसके कोई *Marks* देने वाला हूँ। इस *Test* के पीछे मेरा एक ही मकसद है..........
...............मैं आपको जीवन की एक अद्भुत सच्चाई बताना चाहता हूँ।
देखिये! यह पेपर 99% *White*है…...
.........लेकिन आप में से किसी ने भी इसके बारे में नहीं लिखा और अपना 100% *Answer* केवल उस एक चीज को *Explain* करने में लगा दिया जो मात्र 1% है….........
.............. यही बात हमारी *Life* में भी देखने को मिलती है।......…
.............. *Problems* हमारे जीवन का एक छोटा सा हिस्सा होती हैं, लेकिन हम अपना पूरा ध्यान इन्हींपर लगा देते हैं….....
...........कोई दिन रात अपने *Looks* को लेकर परेशान रहता है तो कोई अपने *cariar* को लेकर चिंता में डूबा रहता है, तो कोई पैसों का रोना रोता रहता है,कोई दूसरे की छोटी सी गलती को अपने दिमाग में रखे रखता है।
क्यों नहीं हम अपनी *Blessings Count* कर खुश होते हैं….....
..............क्यों नहीं हम पेट भर खाने के लिए उस सर्व शक्तिवान खुदा/वाहेगुरु/जीसस/प्रभु/ जिनेन्द्र को *Thanks* कहते हैं….......?
क्यों नहीं हम अपनी प्यारी सी फैमिली के लिए शुक्रगुजार होते हैं….....?
क्यों नहीं हम *Life* की उन 99% चीजों की तरफ ध्यान देते जो सचमुच हमारे जीवन को अच्छा बनाती हैं.........?
क्यों नहीं हम अपने मित्रों सम्बन्धियों की *Mistakes* को *Ignore* कर अपने *Relations* को टूटने से बचाते है..........?
*Students* प्रोफेसर साहब की दी गई इस सीख से गदगद थे।
आईये आज से ही हम *Life* की *Problems* को ज्यादा *Seriously* लेना छोडें,मित्रों/सम्बन्धियों की *Mistakes* को भूलें और जीवन की छोटी-छोटी खुशियों को..........
........... *ENJOY करना सीखें तभी हम ज़िन्दगी को सही मायने में जी पायेंगे......*
सही है न ✅✅✅
तो दीजिए अपनी वही चिरपरिचित मुस्कान😊😊😊😊😊
हाँजी यही👌👌👌

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

10 lessons from Morgan Housel's book The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness:

1. No one's crazy. Everyone looks at money through the lens of their past experiences, and this can lead to different perspectives and behaviors when it comes to money.

2. Luck versus risk. Luck plays a significant role in our financial success, and it's important to understand the difference between good and bad luck.

3. Never enough. When rich people do crazy things, it's often because they're still chasing the next dopamine hit of making more money.

4. Getting wealthy vs. staying wealthy. Good investing is not necessarily about making good decisions. It's about making decisions that are not too bad.

5. Freedom. Controlling your time is the highest dividend money pays.

6. Man in the car paradox. No one is impressed with your possessions as much as you are.

7. Save money. The only factor you can control generates one of the only things that matter.

8. Reasonable > rational. Aiming to be mostly reasonable works better than being coldly rational.

9. Surprise. The biggest financial surprises are the ones that we don't see coming.

10. Room for error. It's okay to make mistakes. No one gets it right all the time.

Housel's book is a fascinating and thought-provoking read. It provides a unique perspective on the psychology of money and how it affects our financial decisions. If you're interested in learning more about how to improve your relationship with money, I highly recommend The Psychology of Money.

I would also add that it's important to be patient and kind to yourself on your journey to financial success. Change takes time and effort. Don't get discouraged if you don't see results immediately. Just keep learning and growing, and you will eventually reach your financial goals.

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

If animals could talk, which would be the rudest? Why?
A) Snake B) Bunny C) Bear D) Fox

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

Topic -Inculcating Values in Students Through Education

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In today's rapidly changing world, education is not just about imparting knowledge but also about shaping individuals into responsible, ethical, and compassionate members of society. Inculcating values in students alongside their studies is essential to foster holistic development. This writeup explores effective ways to integrate values into education and nurture well-rounded individuals.

1. Lead by Example: Teachers and educators play a pivotal role in shaping students' values. Leading by example and embodying the values you wish to impart is crucial. Demonstrate integrity, empathy, and respect in your interactions with students, colleagues, and the community.

2. Incorporate Values in Curriculum: Infuse values into the curriculum by integrating moral and ethical discussions within subjects. For instance, historical events can be analyzed from an ethical standpoint, and literature can be used to explore themes of empathy and justice.

3. Character Education Programs: Implement character education programs that explicitly teach values such as honesty, respect, responsibility, and citizenship. These programs can include workshops, activities, and discussions aimed at promoting ethical behavior.

4. Service Learning and Community Engagement: Encourage students to engage in service-learning projects that connect classroom learning with real-world issues. Such experiences not only develop empathy but also instill a sense of social responsibility.

5. Ethical Dilemma Discussions: Engage students in discussions and debates on ethical dilemmas relevant to their age group. Encourage critical thinking and ethical reasoning to help them make informed decisions.

6. Cultivate Empathy: Teach students to understand and empathize with different perspectives and backgrounds. This can be achieved through literature, history, and multicultural education.

7. Encourage Reflection: Create opportunities for students to reflect on their actions and decisions. Journaling, group discussions, and self-assessment can help students become more self-aware and make values-based choices.

8. Role Models and Guest Speakers: Invite role models and guest speakers who exemplify positive values to share their experiences and insights with students. Real-life stories can be powerful motivators.

9. Peer Learning and Collaboration: Promote collaborative learning environments where students can learn from each other. Encourage peer mentoring and cooperative projects that emphasize teamwork, respect, and shared values.

10. Parent and Community Involvement: Collaborate with parents and the local community to reinforce values at home and in the community. Workshops, seminars, and family engagement events can be effective in this regard.

11. Assessment of Values: Develop assessment tools that measure not only academic performance but also values and character development. Recognize and reward students who consistently demonstrate positive values.

Conclusion: Incorporating values into education is a dynamic and ongoing process. It requires the collective effort of educators, parents, and the community. By integrating values into the curriculum, fostering a nurturing environment, and providing opportunities for ethical reflection, we can help students not only excel academically but also become responsible and compassionate individuals who contribute positively to society. Inculcating values in students alongside their studies is an investment in a brighter and more ethical future.

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

10 important lessons from the book "The Leader Who Had No Title" by Robin Sharma

"The Leader Who Had No Title" by Robin Sharma is a motivational and leadership book that offers valuable lessons for personal and professional growth.

1. Leadership is not about a title: The book emphasizes that leadership is not limited to those in positions of authority. Anyone can be a leader by taking responsibility, showing initiative, and making a positive impact in their sphere of influence.

2. Success comes from within: The author emphasizes the importance of self-mastery and personal development. To become a successful leader, one must focus on improving oneself, developing a positive mindset, and cultivating good habits.

3. Every job is an opportunity to excel: The book encourages readers to approach their work with passion, enthusiasm, and a commitment to excellence. No matter what your job is, you can make a difference and contribute to the success of your organization.

4. Embrace change and adaptability: The world is constantly evolving, and leaders need to be adaptable. The book highlights the importance of embracing change, being open to new ideas, and continuously learning and growing.

5. Build strong relationships: Effective leaders understand the value of building strong relationships with their team members, colleagues, and stakeholders. The book emphasizes the importance of empathy, communication, and collaboration in fostering positive relationships.

6. Take ownership and be accountable: Leaders take ownership of their actions and decisions. They hold themselves accountable for their performance and take responsibility for their mistakes. The book encourages readers to adopt a mindset of ownership and accountability.

7. Lead with purpose and passion: The book emphasizes the importance of having a clear sense of purpose and aligning your work with your passions. When you lead with purpose and passion, you inspire others and create a positive impact.

8. Continuous learning and growth: The book emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and personal growth. Leaders should be committed to expanding their knowledge, acquiring new skills, and staying updated with industry trends.

9. Lead by example: Effective leaders lead by example and set a positive tone for their team. The book encourages readers to be role models, demonstrate integrity, and live by their values.

10. Make a difference: The ultimate goal of leadership is to make a difference in the lives of others. The book encourages readers to focus on serving others, making a positive impact, and leaving a lasting legacy.

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Naman Education
Posted 1 year ago

**The Power of Positivity: How Negative People Can Impact Your Success** Success is often a journey filled with obstacles, challenges, and triumphs. While external factors like skill, effort, and opportunity play a significant role, the influence of the people around you should not be underestimated. Negative individuals, those who habitually exude pessimism and skepticism, can have a profound impact on your path to success.

**1. Energy Drainage:** Negative individuals have an uncanny ability to drain your energy and enthusiasm. Their constant complaints and gloomy outlook on life can sap your motivation and leave you feeling exhausted. Success requires passion and drive, and negative people can hinder your ability to maintain that vital momentum.

**2. Diminished Self-Belief:** Your self-belief is the cornerstone of success. Negative people can erode your confidence by consistently questioning your abilities and goals. Their doubt can lead you to doubt yourself, which can be a significant roadblock on your path to success.

**3. Reduced Creativity and Innovation:** Success often involves thinking outside the box, embracing change, and taking calculated risks. Negative people tend to resist change and dismiss creative ideas. This can stifle your own innovative thinking and limit your ability to adapt to new challenges.

**4. Hindered Problem-Solving:** When faced with setbacks or obstacles, a positive mindset is crucial for effective problem-solving. Negative individuals tend to focus on the problems rather than the solutions. Their pessimism can hinder your ability to find creative solutions and navigate obstacles.

**5. Impact on Goals and Dreams:** Negative people may not share your aspirations or goals and can discourage you from pursuing them. Their lack of support can make it challenging to stay focused on your dreams, causing you to compromise or abandon them altogether.

**6. Toxic Workplace or Social Environment:** In a professional setting, negative coworkers or superiors can create a toxic work environment. Such an environment can lead to stress, burnout, and decreased job satisfaction, ultimately impacting your career success.

**7. Emotional Toll:** Interacting with negative people can take an emotional toll on you. The constant exposure to negativity can lead to increased stress, anxiety, and even depression, which can have detrimental effects on your overall well-being and, consequently, your success.

**8. Networking Challenges:** Building a strong professional network is vital for success. Negative people can hinder your networking efforts by creating a negative impression of you within your industry or social circles.

Remember that your success is influenced not only by your actions but also by the company you keep. Surround yourself with positivity, belief in your abilities, and an unwavering commitment to your goals. By doing so, you'll be better equipped to navigate the challenges and setbacks on your path to success.

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Posted 1 year ago

Are you an early bird or a night owl?

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