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3 leadership tips for surviving workplace uncertainty
In recent years, many workplaces have felt pressure to prepare for uncertain events as change has been the only constant across personal and professional frontiers. Many workplaces are relying on their past experience to guide their future decisions as they plan their growth amidst looming uncertainty. The future of these workplaces are based on the
WHY does your brain hate uncertainty and how to overcome it?
“Living with uncertainty is one of the few established facts in the modern world. “- Lawrence J Raphael Will I come in contact with the virus? Will the MRI reveal cancer? Will I get the job? Should I approach my new coworker professionally or personally? Our mind is filled with uncertainty and how we manage
Why is courage more important than confidence?
“Confidence is faith in our abilities and ourselves. Courage is going forward even when we don’t feel that faith”- Tara Sophia Mohr Do you remember a time in school when the teacher asked a question and no-one put their hands up to answer? You waited patiently, but there was no answer from anyone. So, because
Why start early – students share their experiences on mental wellbeing
Early experiences help shape a young child’s brain. Fortunately, positive relationships and supportive communities can help young children and their families to build resilience and develop strong, nurturing relationships – so that young children achieve their full potential. However with the increase of nuclear families and parents being extremely busy, children feel neglected and become
The future of wellbeing education
Parents are known to be the first teachers to their child. The emotional support provided by them can help children cultivate wellbeing which leads to better academic performance and more opportunities in the future. Children sustain wellbeing from their parents, friends and neighbours. However nowadays, their real world is being replaced by the virtual one.
3 reasons why student wellbeing should be prioritized
“A good education can change anyone. Supporting wellbeing of students can change everything”- The Unknown Growing up has never been easy. Kids are pushed into our complex world and are expected to learn and grow. Coping with academic stress, navigating relationships, identifying gender and sexuality, managing emotions and fitting in with their peers are just
Create welcome environment in schools, say speakers
From the sense of belongingness to fruitful participation and appreciation in school and other values that work in the well-being of a child were discussed at the school principals’ meet and seminar organised by The Times of India NIE (Newspaper in Education) in association with Conscious LUCKNOW: From the sense of belongingness to fruitful participation
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