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Importance of Leadership with Heart
Importance of Leadership with Heart
During rock climbing, the higher you go, the higher wind velocities you find. The same happens in leadership.
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“Human resources isn’t a thing we do, it’s the thing that runs our business,” Steve Wynne.May 15, 2020
“Human resources isn’t a thing we do, it’s the thing that runs our business,” Steve Wynne.
The success of HR leadership reflects through the success of an organization in managing change. From implementation of…
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How I as an HR leader add value to the organization’s culture and valuesMay 12, 2020
How I as an HR leader add value to the organization’s culture and values
A Decade Down the Line I realize HR isn't just about "HR"How I as an HR leader add value to the organization’s culture…
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“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall,” – Nelson Mandella.May 8, 2020
“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall,” – Nelson Mandella.
Choosing courage over comfort and, rising after every fall – these proliferations sound easier but turn out hard to do.…
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Best leaders use encouragement and make the fault seem easy to correctMay 5, 2020
Best leaders use encouragement and make the fault seem easy to correct
Faults are inevitable. They spare none of us, regardless of how seasoned or proficient or committed are we! The natural…
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“Happy employees ensure happy customers. And happy customers ensure happy stakeholders – in that order” – Simon Sinek.May 1, 2020
“Happy employees ensure happy customers. And happy customers ensure happy stakeholders – in that order” – Simon Sinek.
When you invest in engaging your workforce in understanding and empathizing with your company’s purpose, they get…
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Best Employee Management trick: Praise the slightest improvement and praise every improvementApr 28, 2020
Best Employee Management trick: Praise the slightest improvement and praise every improvement
A leader's success reflects through the engagement levels of the employees in the organization. And, this engagement is…
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When should Learning StopMay 8, 2017
When should Learning Stop
It happened in Upanishadic days that one young boy, Svetaketu, was sent by his father to a gurukul, to an enlightened…
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What have you learnt today?Dec 14, 2016
What have you learnt today?
There was once a Monk who had through his Master, learnt everything that could be learned. He memorized all the…
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Risk….is it worth the effortsOct 16, 2016
Risk….is it worth the efforts
There is a legend of a man who was lost in the desert, dying of thirst. He stumbled on fighting against all Mirages…
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisI’m #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? #jobsinahmedabad #salestraining #telesales #callcenter #callcentretrainer
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Manohar K. Nair posted this#hiring #recruitingnow #training #ahmedabad #kolkatajobs #trainers Hiring for Circle Training Manager- Tele Vertical Organization: Max Life Insurance Location: Ahmedabad and Kolkata Looking forward to meet Trainers who believe in having clear goals in mind and who have the ability to help people achieve their dreams. Must have minimum 5 years of experience in Tele Vertical in Insurance or in a similar capacity If you think this is you, share your resume with me on manohark.nair@maxlifeinsurance.com along with your current CTC details. Feel free to share it with anyone whom you feel meets the requirements.
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisI’m #hiringnow for a Circle Training Managers- Tele channel at Max Life Insurance Company Limited…
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Manohar K. Nair posted thisBest Employee Management trick: Praise the slightest improvement and praise every improvement A leader's success reflects through the engagement levels of the employees in the organization. And, this engagement is never accidental. It comes through a matchless leadership excellence. What could be the secret source for this excellence? Do successful leaders have a magic wand? Or they are born perfect? Indeed, not. One of the secret ingredients to successful leadership that corresponds to employee engagement is the "attitude of gratitude and appreciation". The irony today is, the higher we grow in the career ladder, the more we behave as critics. I am sure, that is not intentional for most of us, but that’s natural. Exactly the reverse of this becomes a differentiator for successful leaders. So, instead of finding opportunities to criticize others, they are constantly on a lookout for the smallest of opportunities to appreciate. It works, a lot like magic. Try it! Would like to hear your experiences.. #leadership #success #engagement
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Manohar K. Nair posted thisLearning from Mother Nature Sunflowers turn according to the position of the sun. In other words, they “chase the light.” You might already know this, but there is another fact that you probably do not know! Have you ever wondered what happens on cloudy and rainy days when the sun is completely covered by clouds? This is an interesting question. Isn’t it? Perhaps you think the sunflower withers or turns its head towards the ground. Is this what crossed your mind? Well, that’s incorrect! This is what happens? They turn towards each other to share their energy. Nature’s perfection is amazing. But is there something in this for us to learn ... Are we following the example of the beautiful sunflowers ....Are we Supporting and empowering someone....
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisLearning is not attained by chance. It must be sought for with ardor and attained with diligence. #Learning #Leadership # Motivation #Success
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisMediocrity will never do. We all are capable of something better. #motivation #success #quoteoftheday #leadership #learning ”
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisThe future is already here – it's just not evenly distributed. #motivation #success #quoteoftheday #leadership
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Manohar K. Nair shared thisYou don’t have to be great to start, but you have to take an action to be great. #motivation #success #quoteoftheday #leadership”
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Manohar K. Nair liked thisManohar K. Nair liked this🌟🏆 HONOURED TO RECEIVE THE CEO AWARD 🏆🌟 Feeling truly proud and grateful to receive the CEO Award this month. This achievement is not just mine — it is the result of constant guidance, belief, and leadership from our respected CEO Sumit Madan Sir. Thank you, Sir, for giving me this wonderful opportunity to perform and showcase my potential at the national level CEO call. Your acknowledgment of my hard work means a lot to me and motivates me to raise my standards even higher. Your continuous motivation, vision, and support inspire us to push boundaries and strive for excellence every single day. Grateful for the trust. Committed to delivering bigger results ahead. 🚀 #CEOAward #Gratitude #Leadership #Motivation #NationalRecognition Thanks To All Leaders. Sumit Madan Anurag Gupta Sunil Y. Manohar K. Nair Krunal Rao Mugdha Dave Kalpana Aneja Kanhaiya Narang Er. Sameer Bhola Rahul Bijlani Axis Max Life Insurance Limited
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Manohar K. Nair liked thisManohar K. Nair liked thisWhat if "Hakuna Matata" was an appointment you could make? 🦁 Welcome to Day 5 of my 100 Days of Focus series, where I break down the top 100 productivity techniques out there, and how much each helped me in getting to the mythical "Flow State." We all know stress is a part of work, and too much of it costs you your productivity, health, and happiness. The key? Instead of letting stress hit whenever it wants, try “scheduling” it by blocking time in your calendar for dedicated breaks or “stress time.” Here’s how this works: 📅 Block Your Time Put short “stress breaks” or moments of downtime in your calendar, so you can reset before stress builds up. 💎 Treat It Like an Appointment Make this time non-negotiable. When it’s in your schedule, you’re less likely to skip it. 💆 Protect Your Health Small mental breaks are proven to lower stress, boost job satisfaction, and keep you on track, letting you stay calm even when challenges come up. Adoption Ease: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Easy to implement with a calendar app. Pressure Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Significantly helpful when the pressure is on. Flow Potential: ⭐⭐⭐ – Great for keeping balance throughout the day. 📋 Overall Impact on my Productivity: ⭐⭐⭐ Stress is inevitable, but it definitely can be controlled. Do you agree? Share your thoughts below! ⬇️ #100DaysOfFocus #StressManagement #TimeManagement #MentalHealth #Focus #ProductivityHacks #FlowState
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Manohar K. Nair liked thisManohar K. Nair liked thisIf you've got more passwords than GoT episodes, here’s how you keep them all under control. 🐉 Welcome to Day 6 of my 100 Days of Focus series, where I break down the top 100 productivity techniques out there, and how much each helped me in getting to the mythical "Flow State." From social media to streaming services, we're juggling passwords like a circus act. Each forgotten password feels like a mini-boss battle, draining time and breaking our flow. The simplest hack to keep you in control (and out of the “Forgot Password?” loop): a password manager. 🔑 Generate Strong Passwords A password manager will create tough-to-crack passwords that you don’t have to remember. ⚡ Access Instantly Quickly find your credentials without guessing or resetting, every time. 🛡️ Stay Secure With all passwords in one encrypted vault, your accounts stay safe, and you don't panic under pressure. Skip the password panic and keep your focus where it counts! Adoption Ease: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Takes a bit to set up, but smooth sailing after that. Pressure Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Forgetting a password in the middle of work is a recipe for a panic attack; this solves that. Flow Potential: ⭐⭐ – Less interruption, more mental clarity. 📋 Overall Impact on my Productivity: ⭐⭐ Are you already using a password manager, or still relying on memory? ⬇️ #100DaysOfFocus #Productivity #ProductivityTools #Focus #FlowState PS: I don't use a password manager, mostly because I'm too proud of my memory :P
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Manohar K. Nair liked thisManohar K. Nair liked thisWhat's the difference between a dream and a goal? A deadline. Welcome to Day 8 of my 100 Days of Focus series, where I break down the top 100 productivity techniques out there, and how much each helped me in getting to the mythical "Flow State." Ever notice how things only seem to get done when there’s a hard deadline? Setting deadlines isn’t just for big projects; even the smallest tasks can benefit from a clear due date. Here’s why setting deadlines is a great tool for healthy productivity: 🎯 Clarity and Focus Deadlines make it crystal clear what needs to get done and when, by giving structure and tangibility to loose tasks. 📈 Priority Management When you set deadlines for yourself and communicate them to others, you’re not just organizing your day — you’re helping others understand your priorities too. And when others know your deadlines, they can better align their work with yours. 🏃 Consistent Momentum Deadlines drive you forward, preventing small tasks from lingering indefinitely. It's like adding fuel to the metaphorical fire — every task becomes intentional, and every day a little more productive. Setting deadlines is one of the easiest and most effective ways to maintain boundaries when it comes to balancing personal work with team work. It ensures your work is always done right. Adoption Ease: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Simple but takes a little habit-building. Pressure Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Perfect when juggling multiple priorities. Flow Potential: ⭐⭐⭐ – Deadlines create focus, but too many can overwhelm. 📋 Overall Impact on my Productivity: ⭐⭐⭐ PS: Did you know that the word "deadline" originally meant “a line drawn within or around a prison that a prisoner passes at the risk of being shot”? So the next time you stress about a deadline, remember that and relax, since no one would be killing you for crossing it (I hope). ☠ #100DaysOfFocus #GetItDone #TimeManagement #ProductivityHacks #Focus
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Manohar K. Nair liked thisManohar K. Nair liked thisRemember when emails were exciting? Me neither! Time to reclaim control with Inbox Zero. 🔄📤 Welcome to Day 18 of my 100 Days of Focus series, where I break down the top 100 productivity techniques out there and how much each helped me in getting to the mythical "Flow State." If your inbox feels like a never-ending carnival of chaos, you're not alone. This is exactly what productivity expert Merlin Mann had in mind when he developed the Inbox Zero technique. First let’s clear up a common myth: Inbox Zero doesn’t mean having zero emails in your inbox. (Spoiler: That’s impossible.) It’s about spending zero time stuck in your inbox, obsessively scrolling, reading, and sorting. Merlin’s method? Treat every email as a decision point. You only have five options: 1️⃣ Delete it. (Goodbye, spam.) 2️⃣ Delegate it. (Not my circus, not my monkeys.) 🐒 3️⃣ Respond to it. (Quick and concise.) 4️⃣ Defer it. (Save for later—but not too much later!) 5️⃣ Do it. (If it takes under 2 minutes, just get it done.) It’s all about breaking free from the tyranny of emails dictating your day, like so: ⏰ Time-block for emails. Check your inbox only at set times during the day—morning, midday, and afternoon. No more constant peeking. 📂 Batch process. Group similar emails (e.g., client updates, team notifications) and tackle them together. 🔖 Use filters. Automate what you can—newsletters to one folder, client emails to another. The beauty of Inbox Zero isn’t perfection; it’s clarity. By taking control of your email habits, you’re taking control of your time and attention. Adoption Ease: ⭐⭐⭐ – The technique is simple, but it takes discipline to stick to it. Pressure Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – A structured system shines when the inbox starts piling up. Flow Potential: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Less inbox anxiety means more mental space for focus. 📋 Overall Impact on my Productivity: ⭐⭐⭐ What’s your secret to keeping email overwhelm in check? Drop your tips below! #100DaysOfFocus #Productivity #Focus #InboxZero #TimeManagement #FlowState
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Dr Rakesh Agarwaal
Smart Online Course • 13K followers
Strengthening the Backbone of Insurance Education – Insights from Shri B. C. Patnaik, Director, National Insurance Academy In the June 2025 issue of The Insurance Times, we are honoured to feature a candid and insightful interview with Shri B. C. Patnaik, Director, National Insurance Academy (NIA), Pune. His perspectives highlight how NIA is shaping the future of insurance leadership through innovation, research, and skill development. 🔍 Highlights from the Interview: ✅ Vision for NIA: Expanding its role as a global knowledge hub for insurance and risk management. ✅ Bridging Academia and Industry: Creating an ecosystem where industry exposure complements academic learning for future-ready professionals. ✅ Focus on Contemporary Risks: Integrating modules on climate risk, cyber risk, ESG, and InsurTech into training programs. ✅ Research and Policy Advisory: Encouraging evidence-based research to support policymaking and regulatory innovation. ✅ Global Outreach: Strengthening collaborations with international institutions to promote cross-border learning in insurance education. 📖 Read the full interview here: 🔗 Interview with Shri B. C. Patnaik – Director, National Insurance Academy-https://lnkd.in/g6qbpfDE To explore more leadership insights, regulatory developments, and in-depth articles, visit www.bimabazaar.com and subscribe to The Insurance Times – India’s oldest and most respected journal on insurance and risk. Steward DossProfessor(Dr)Abhijit K. Chattoraj - Chartered InsurerS. G. AFZAL BIYA BANI, M.A(Eng),B.Ed, CIAFP, IRCC, CertCII, FIII, FRMAI, RIMS-CRMP, SIRM, FIIRSM, Roli Agarwal Yukti Agarwal National Insurance Academy National Insurance Academy, Pune #InsuranceLeadership #NationalInsuranceAcademy #TheInsuranceTimes #BimaBazaar #InsuranceEducation #InsuranceCareers #RiskManagement #FutureOfInsurance #InsuranceLearning #CyberRisk #ClimateRisk #ESG #InsurTech #InsuranceResearch #InsuranceProfessionals #SkillDevelopment #InsuranceAcademy #InsuranceIndia #InsuranceJournal
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Onsurity
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OPD, IPD and Day Care. Three terms every HR professional should understand when it comes to employee health benefits. In this short video, Dr Hamsavardhini Udayakumar, Head of Claims & Accident at Onsurity, simplifies what’s covered and what’s not under health insurance. Watch now and explore the full series on our YouTube playlist. https://lnkd.in/gFj2a8NW
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Akhilesh Soni
Canara HSBC Life Insurance • 3K followers
🌟 #Trainer vs #Facilitator From Teaching to Guiding Learning By Akhilesh Soni – Motivational Speaker & Life Coach In today’s fast-changing world, learning is no longer about how much we teach, but about how deeply people learn. This brings us to an important question: Are we delivering content — or enabling meaningful learning? 🔍 Understanding the Difference 🎓 Trainer Role – Content Expert A trainer’s primary responsibility is to transfer knowledge. Key Characteristics: Focus on knowledge and skills Instruction-led approach Ideal for: New systems New tools Policy or product training Limitation: Mostly one-way communication Training answers one question clearly: “What should I do?” 🌱 Facilitator Role – Learning Guide A facilitator focuses on thinking, reflection, and participation. Key Characteristics: Learner-centred approach Encourages discussion and experience sharing Best for: Leadership development Behavioural change Communities of practice Strength: Deeper understanding and ownership Facilitation answers a more powerful question: “Why does this matter?” 🔄 Trainer + Facilitator = Real Impact Great learning happens when we combine both. ✅ Start with Training Present ideas Share concepts Build foundational knowledge ➡️ Then shift to Facilitation Ask questions Encourage discussion Enable real-life application That’s when knowledge turns into practice. 🧠 Reflection for Educators, Trainers & Leaders Ask yourself: Am I talking more or listening more? Do learners get space to share ideas? Is learning owned by participants or only delivered by me? ⭐ Key Takeaway Training tells people what to do Facilitation helps them understand why it matters 💡 Great educators don’t choose one — they master both. ✨ Final Thought In today’s learning culture, the role is shifting from “expert on stage” to “guide on the side.” Because transformation doesn’t happen when people listen — it happens when people engage, reflect, and apply.
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Kisan Kumar Patro
Reliance Nippon Life Insurance • 3K followers
"Don’t be a King. Be a Kingmaker." 👑 In today’s world, we’re often taught to chase the crown — titles, designations, recognition. But real leadership isn’t always about being at the top. It’s about helping others rise. A King rules. A Kingmaker creates rulers. And in doing so, leaves a legacy far more lasting than any title ever could. Think about this... 🔹 A great manager who grooms 5 average reps into future leaders. 🔹 A mentor who sees potential in someone others ignored — and guides them to success. 🔹 A leader who celebrates their team’s wins louder than their own. 🔹 A coach who doesn’t just teach tactics, but instills belief, vision, and values. These are the Kingmakers — and every organization needs more of them. 💡 When you help someone else become successful, you're not stepping back — you're stepping up as a real leader. I’ve personally seen many quiet leaders who never sought credit but built teams that outperformed expectations. They didn’t chase crowns — they created them for others. Let’s not measure leadership by how many people follow us. Let’s measure it by how many people we help rise to their fullest potential. So the next time you're tempted to chase the spotlight, pause and ask: "Am I building others or just building my own image?" #Leadership #Kingmaker #MentorshipMatters #GrowTogether #TeamDevelopment #Empowerment #LeadershipLegacy #SuccessStories
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Yash Sinha
Aditya Birla Health Insurance… • 6K followers
"The outlook of work is undergoing a tectonic transformation. Forget what you thought about 'the skills gap.' It's not just a gap anymore; it's a seismic shift that's redefining the future of work." For years, we've been told that acquiring new skills is the key to staying relevant. But the reality runs much deeper. It's not simply a tick box activity by adding a few courses to a LinkedIn Learning path or acquiring random certifications. We're talking about a fundamental rethink of what truly makes a workforce ready for tomorrow. My humble experience paints a clear picture for me; the demand for critical thinking, adaptability, and genuine digital fluency is skyrocketing. Culture fit is another area that takes the centre stage for acquisitions at leadership levels. What this really means is that organizations can't afford to just react. Proactive upskilling and thoughtfully designed reskilling aren't just 'nice-to-haves' for HR; they're becoming the bedrock of a competitive business. If the shifts are this stark, its imperative that we continue making big talent investments! #FutureOfWork #TalentDevelopment #SkillsGap #HRStrategy
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