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Shooter’s Eye – My Learnings for Making Professional Life Better

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I was only 6 years old when a freak accident cost me my left eye. Playing innocently with friends and a bow and arrow, I found myself on the wrong end of a perfectly aimed shot (the archer would have scored a perfect 10!), and my left eye was gone. Despite nearly four surgeries, my vision couldn’t be fully restored, and I adapted to seeing the world through one eye—what I now humorously call my ‘Shooter’s Eye’ akin to how archers close one eye to aim.

Fuelling Health: Energy of Our Body

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In making high-octane XP 100s fuel, we often focus on the energy of India, but what about fuelling ourselves, our own energy? Here are a few tips for keeping your health and well-being in top gear, even when you’re knee-deep in crude oil and PowerPoint presentations.

AI – Not Just Another Tech

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The current wave of AI is disrupting every government, organisation and individual. With the idea of understanding the present AI environment, this article delves into the brief parallels between technologies of the past and AI. The discussion touches upon various facets of AI and its adoption in organisations and workplaces.

Ethics & Us

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Have you ever come across a setting where you are well prepared to solve a full-fledged problem statement and find yourself in soup at the very first step? Well, I have been in these tight spots far too many times.

The Wise Monkeys of Safety

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The three monkeys of Mahatma Gandhi are very popular and serve as a guiding beacon for ethically and morally correct behaviour. Through this article, an attempt has been made to adapt the concept of the three monkeys to explain strategies to promote and implement a positive safety culture in workplaces.

Pursuit of Dominance

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With the idea of exploring interpersonal relations, we delve into the behaviours and actions of individuals under the influence of ego. The discussion introduces the concept of the “3Ds” – Define, Defend, and Dominate – as a structured framework for understanding ego-driven behaviour.

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