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NOT on chances that you get!… Manoj Purohit
Great Achievers is a brainchild of Mr. Manoj Govind Purohit, who carries more than 30 years of experience working as an IT professional in India and abroad.
Great Achievers, is primarily focus on developing human potential to the best of their abilities. Till today Great Achievers has reached thousands of students, youths, and parents across India and has touched the lives of more than that. Great Achievers also brings like-minded people together to expand its umbrella and reach so that it can benefit all those who are involved. Click Here to know about our associates…
Great Achievers is formerly known as GRES, the computer solution people, which was initially known as GR Electronic Services was founded in the year 1990 by Mr. Manoj Govind Purohit himself. And from last more than Thirty years now, “Great Achievers” has trained, counseled, guided, helped thousands of people in every walks of life and in almost every age group.
Students, Teachers, Sportsmen, Businessmen, Doctors, Engineers, Chartered Accountants, Entrepreneurs, Employees, Housewives, MLM salesman, Police Department, Social Activists, etc. all who wish to gain knowledge in Computer Hardware, Networking, Self-Development leading to a successful life with Happiness and Peace have been benefited largely by his talks, workshops, and seminars.
Great Achievers activities can be clubbed in two different segments such as Services and Workshops. Wherein all activities are mentioned. Our Services include various types of testing provided by the finest organizations in the world. They include tests like Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test known as DMIT, Aptitude Testing, Scholastic Ability Test (SAT), Personality Type Testing (PTT), Pre-Marriage and/or Post-Marriage Satisfaction Scale Test, Reading Ability Test (RAT), Engineering Branch Selection Test (EBST), Fashion Designing Industry Inclination Test (FDIIT) to name a few.
Great Achievers has a basket of seminars, workshops, and programs like Effective Parenting in Competitive World, Youngster’s Effective Parenting (YEP), Youngster’s Encouragement Program (YEP), Ek Duje Ke Liye, A new beginning for couples, Staying Out Away from Parents (SOAP), Count Down to Exams (CDTE), Becoming Effective Teacher (BET), Train The Trainer Program (TTTP), etc…
Great Achievers is the outcome of Mr. Manoj Govind Purohit’s constant interaction with thousands of students whom he trained for the Computer Hardware, Networking, and Linux Industry. In the year 2008, he started working as Life Management Coach, Motivational Speaker, Corporate Trainer, Counselor. He is a certified practitioner of the National Federation of NeuroLinguistic Programming. He is also a certified Student Counselor.
Achieving your DREAM and Making this planet a better place to live, we are committed!
A language is a system of communication which consists of a set of sounds and written symbols which are used by the people of a particular country or region for talking or writing. … Students are expected to master a second language.
Courses based on language
Language skills can be used in almost any career and course, particularly in businesses that trade internationally
Based on the location, state, country or continent one belongs from, human language has the properties of productivity and displacement, which relies entirely on social convention and learning. Academic qualification and proficiency in languages opens the gate for courses and career in sectors such as Teaching, Journalism, tourism, embassies, diplomatic service, entertainment, public relations and mass communication, publishing and content writing, interpretation and translation, etc.
Top Languages Communicated in the World
The languages which are spoken the most in the world are as follows along with an approximate of native speakers:
1. English
2. Mandarin Chinese
3. Hindi
4. Spanish
5. French
6. Standard Arabic
7. Bengali
8. Russian
9. Portuguese
10. Indonesian
In India, there are a number of regional languages and various dialects. The two major spoken languages in the nation are Hindi and English. It was recorded in 2001 that people of India spoke in over 122 Languages.
There are various universities, colleges and academies which teach students various foreign languages and the most opted languages are:
1. Spanish (Spain)
2. German (Germany)
3. French (France)
In a diverse country such as India, the corporate sector as boomed tremendously and now companies and MNCs want professional people from India, who can speak a foreign language.
Courses directly related to any language include:
Jobs where your degree of language course would be useful include:
Compiled by
-Vandana Sood
Teacher, counselor and trainer
TEN RULES OF IKIGAI
Everyone wants to live a long, healthy and happy life. It’s a cherished wish among us that we want a life of longevity, sound health and ample happiness. Many of us think that it’s a God blessing to those who live such a dream life. But, there are legions of esoteric elderly Japanese who live a dream life we wish to live. Now, a question crops up : Is it possible for us to have a life of natural health & happiness? And if you ask the very question to Albert Liebermann and Hector Garcia, the answer might be “yes” as they did research on the secret of the elderly in Japan. Why do Japanese elderly become so extremely old in certain areas in Japan? What do they eat? What do they do to stay active? How do they deal with stress? What does their social life look like?
Okinawa
On the island of Okinawa in Japan, the most centenarians live per 100,000 inhabitants than anywhere else in the world. Not only are they old, but they are still active and happy, up until a very high age. .The elderly of Okinawa never retire. The best thing about our ikigai is that once we’ve found it, we don’t want to retire. Some 90 year olds say they have so many plans and don’t think about dying. They always keep having a purpose for which they get out of bed in the morning.
”Ikigai” is a Mysterious Word :-
The term ”ikigai” is explained in various ways. It can be briefly described as: the reason why one gets out of bed in the morning. It is the reason for one’s existence. It is the bliss of always being busy. Ikigai is actually a combination of our passion, mission and profession.
TEN RULES OF IKIGAI
1. Stay Active; Don’t Retire :- It goes saying in Japan “Only staying active will make you want to live a hundred years. It is very important to keep doing things we love doing and do well.
2. Take It Slow :- As the old saying goes, “Walk slowly and you’ll go far” . When we leave urgency behind, life and time take on new meaning. Give up hurry burry nature and become slow and steady in every action.
3. Don’t Fill Your Stomach:- An old Japanese proverb is “Hara hachi bu”. This means ”eat until you’re eighty percent full”. The Japanese elderly don’t overeat and believe that eating a little less than you need is healthier. According to the 80% rule, in order to stay healthier longer, we should eat a little less than our hunger demands instead of stuffing ourselves.
4. Surround Yourself With Good Friends:- Friends are the best medicine. It is customary in Okinawan to form close bonds within local communities. A moai is an informal group of people with common interests who look out for one another. In this group the elderly are always there for each other when they need help or support. Whether one has financial problems or need help with something at home, he can always count on his moai.
5. Stay Physically Active:- Get in shape for your next birthday. Water moves; it is at its best when it flows fresh and doesn’t stagnate. The body you move through life in needs a bit of daily maintenance in form of exercise. Walk to work or walk for fun for at least twenty minutes a day. Don’t use an elevator or escalator, but use your legs. Moderately intensive moving your body equals a longer life. Sufficient rest and sleep is also equally important.
6. Reconnect with Nature & Give Thanks:- Human being is made to be part of the natural world. We should return to it often to recharge our batteries. To our ancestors, ,to nature, which provide us with fresh air, sound health, food and everything that brightens our days and makes us feel lucky to be alive. Spend a moment giving thanks, and watch our stockpile of happiness grow.
7. Nutrition :- A healthy diet is of course very important. The diet on Okinawa is also called the ”wonder diet”. It’s for example important to eat a variety of foods and not to overeat.
8. Smile:- “Use your smile to change the world; don’t let the world change your smile.” A cheerful smile wins a lot. It helps to make friends. One smile has the power to release stress, make us attractive & happy. Believe it or not, smiling can actually cause happiness.
9. Live In The Moment:- Stop regretting the past and fearing the future. Today is all we have. Make the most of it. Make it worth remembering. Realize that the only thing that really exists and what we can control is the present. So we should not worry about the past or the future, but appreciate the things that are here right now. We can do this for example by living in the moment, in Japanese this is called “Wabi-Sabi”. This means that we should try to see the beauty of everything that is perishable, changing and imperfect.
10. Follow Your Ikigai :- There is a passion inside everyone, a unique talent gives meaning to your days and drives you to share the best of yourself until the very end. If you don’t know what is your ikigai is yet, as Viktor Frankl says, your mission is to discover it .
According to the Japanese, everyone has an ikigai. Some people have found their ikigai, while others are still looking, though they carry it within them.
By
SANDEEP METKAR
-Motivational Speaker, Trainer, Educationist,
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