Worry doesnʼt help tomorrowʼs troubles, but it does ruin todayʼs happiness.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Taking people to the top is what good leaders do. Leadership is an open mind and an open heart...
o Leadership is all about placing people in the right place so they can be successful.
o As a leader, you should always challenge people to move out of their comfort zone, but never out of their strength zone.
o If you want to lead, you must learn. If you want to continue to lead, you must continue to learn.
o Discover your uniqueness, and then discipline yourself to develop it.
o Leadership finds its source in understanding.
o The choices we make in critical moments help to form us and to inform others about who we are.
o Taking people to the top is what good leaders do. Leadership is an open mind and an open heart.
o Leadership is relational as much as it is positional. An individual who takes a relational approach to leadership will never be lonely. Leadership is above all courageous.
o Following your passion is the key to finding your potential.
o Listen to whispers and you wonʼt have to hear the screams.
o All leaders have two common characteristics. First, they are going somewhere; second, they are able to persuade other people to go with them.
o The person interested in success has to learn to view failure as a healthy, inevitable part of the process of getting the top.
o Itʼs wonderful when the people believe in their leader. Itʼs more wonderful when their leader believes in people.
o Experiences teach nothing, but evaluated experience teaches everything.
o In prosperity prepare for a change; in adversity hope for one.
o The real work is putting excitement into your work.
o Positional people desire to climb the ladder; relational people are more focused on building bridges. Troubles are often the tools.
o As a leader, you should always challenge people to move out of their comfort zone, but never out of their strength zone.
o If you want to lead, you must learn. If you want to continue to lead, you must continue to learn.
o Discover your uniqueness, and then discipline yourself to develop it.
o Leadership finds its source in understanding.
o The choices we make in critical moments help to form us and to inform others about who we are.
o Taking people to the top is what good leaders do. Leadership is an open mind and an open heart.
o Leadership is relational as much as it is positional. An individual who takes a relational approach to leadership will never be lonely. Leadership is above all courageous.
o Following your passion is the key to finding your potential.
o Listen to whispers and you wonʼt have to hear the screams.
o All leaders have two common characteristics. First, they are going somewhere; second, they are able to persuade other people to go with them.
o The person interested in success has to learn to view failure as a healthy, inevitable part of the process of getting the top.
o Itʼs wonderful when the people believe in their leader. Itʼs more wonderful when their leader believes in people.
o Experiences teach nothing, but evaluated experience teaches everything.
o In prosperity prepare for a change; in adversity hope for one.
o The real work is putting excitement into your work.
o Positional people desire to climb the ladder; relational people are more focused on building bridges. Troubles are often the tools.
Monday, February 09, 2009
First Day Of My Practicum At Welcome Center For Immigrants
Dear Children, Good Evening.
Today, February 09, 2009 I have done my first day of my Practicum at ‘Millwoods Welcome Centre for Immigrants.’ I went to the office on time in the morning at 8: 45am and left the office after 4 p.m. All the staff members are cooperative and with willing attitude.
Marcella, Volunteer Co-ordinator introduced me to Lubna, Employment Counsellor, Jane, Settlement Counsellor, Arshad, Settlement Counsellor, Paul Settlement/ Housing Coordinator. And she also advised me to work / observe Intake Procedures with Yolande at the Front Desk. Yolande is also Career & Employment Counsellor, who works two days here in this centre.
I assisted clients on filling up new intake forms. Filed couple of letters. And also assisted clients with outgoing faxes and photocopying documents. I am learning new things needed to my work.
With Love,
Amma-Naana
Today, February 09, 2009 I have done my first day of my Practicum at ‘Millwoods Welcome Centre for Immigrants.’ I went to the office on time in the morning at 8: 45am and left the office after 4 p.m. All the staff members are cooperative and with willing attitude.
Marcella, Volunteer Co-ordinator introduced me to Lubna, Employment Counsellor, Jane, Settlement Counsellor, Arshad, Settlement Counsellor, Paul Settlement/ Housing Coordinator. And she also advised me to work / observe Intake Procedures with Yolande at the Front Desk. Yolande is also Career & Employment Counsellor, who works two days here in this centre.
I assisted clients on filling up new intake forms. Filed couple of letters. And also assisted clients with outgoing faxes and photocopying documents. I am learning new things needed to my work.
With Love,
Amma-Naana
Friday, February 06, 2009
Dear Naana! Our Hearty Congratulations on Successfully Graduating Administration Professional Diploma! Thank You For Inspiring Us!
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My Dearest Tataiah
Hearty thanks for giving us the dedication of your outstanding determination, hard work and good nature in the form of Administrative diploma graduation. We are in awe of your abilities. Vikram, Vinod and I are excited to have you guide us and inspire us.
Lots of kisses and hugs from
Pragathi Konda
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Monday, February 02, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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