Thursday, 7 November 2013

Top 3 Most Bizarre Superstitions

Superstitions are a part of our lives. Whether we admit & realise this or not!! Superstitions do exist in every single society around the world, having their hold on the human mind & its way of thinking.

A research, conducted by The Betway Group(See Source below), revealed that over ten million people won't walk under ladders for fear that it will bring them bad luck, while a further nine million people believe that breaking a mirror will bring seven years bad fortune.

Some superstitions are more gross & visible; Others more subtle, like crossing your fingers. But to say  'Oh, I am not superstitious', might be an under-statement.

In this blogpost, I would like to share the top 3 bizarre superstitions during my travel around India:

1. Bury a packet of Milk in your Garden & it will stop raining:


Thursday, 5 September 2013

3 Ways to Stay Calm in a stressful situation

My friend was telling me about a situation when one evening in office, he had a very important assignment to complete, was consistently receiving calls from home because he had guests waiting, he had to book his flight tickets for a trip the next morning  and he was having trouble with his printer.

Sometimes simple demands for multi-tasking can convert to 'pressurised situations' on the emotional & mental level!!

I have personally been through situations where my 25 guests would be arriving soon, am cooking an extensive chinese meal & I suddenly find that I am running short of soya sauce!!

When we are under the mental pressure of completing multiple 'simple-looking tasks' within a restricted time-frame, the pressure of multi-tasking hits the panic button and makes us completely incapable of handling even the commonest of situations.

Here are 3 Top things that work for me, when I am faced with a situation that demands multi-tasking under pressurised circumstances: