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PEOPLE FRIENDLY ADMINISTRATION.
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Business Process.
  • Industrial age.
  • Information age.
  • Social Age.
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What is your contribution.
  • Experience.?
  • Hardwork..?
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1. RESPONSIVENESS.
  • It is about analysing and addressing the needs
    of the society..
  • Interests of the society- -----Mediation----Rules/
    acts.
  • Also there should be an extramile approach.
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2. Equity. Vs Equality
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3. PARTICIPATION.
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4. Efficiency. Best use of resources.
  • modes of communication-visit to courts- higher
    offices- conferences-
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4. Efficiency Blocks.
  • 1. No updated knowledge.
  • 2. No enhanced skills.
  • 3. Negative attitude.
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4. Areas of inefficiency.
  • Work distribution.
  • File flow.
  • Hearing.
  • Visits.
  • Conferences.
  • Events.
  • Service delivery.
  • Documentation.
  • Maintenance of data.
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5. Accountability.
  • Become answerable to the People.
  • Become answerable to the to the Govt.
  • Accepting responsibilities is part of
    accountability.
  • Role of revenue officer as a leader and judge
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6.Transparency.
  • Informed decisions.
  • Informed implementation.
  • Be cautious in processing a file because you are
    making a public document.
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7.Effectiveness.
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8.Reasoned decisions. Rule of law Predictability
of services
  • Good Governance requires a fair predictable,
    stable legal frame work enforces impartially.
  • Logical informed decisions.
  • Speaking orders
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REPEATER.
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Service quality for GOOD GOVERNANCE.
  • R-esponsiveness.
  • E-quity
  • P-articipation.
  • E-fficiency.
  • A-ccountability.
  • T-ransparency.
  • E-ffectiveness.
  • R-easoned decisions.
  • This will ensure reduced cost/time/complexity and
    better citizen experience.
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IMAGINATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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IMAGINATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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INSPIRATION.
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INSPIRATION.
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INNOVATION.
  • Imagine.
  • Innovate
  • Inspire
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Hard work SMART WORK..
  • gtgtgtgtgtSPEED WORK.
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Work SMART till your signature become your
autograph..
  • Receipt of application at the cutting edge level.
  • Process the application.Task Vs
    Process.preliminary verificalion/analysis/synthesi
    s.
  • Smart note- Begin with the end in mind.
  • Preparing smart drafts.
  • Smart enquiry.
  • Selecting Right mode of communication.email/sms/so
    cial media/Smart delegation
  • Avoiding reminders. Applying interpersonal
    skills
  • Ensuring time bounded service delivery.
  • The extra mile approach.
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NOTE FILE PROCESSING
  • Define the problem specifically.
  • Suggest (Measurable/achievable)solutions.
  • Select the best (Responsive and speedy) solution.
  • Implementation of the solutions.
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SMART DRAFTING.
  • Should have a good structure.
  • Dont hide content of the references.
  • Give all possible communication links.
  • Use tabular form wherever necessary.
  • 5. Should possess 7C
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Qualities of an employee - 1
  1. Accountability.
  2. Passion.
  3. Responsibility.
  4. Culturally Fit.
  5. Positive.
  6. Empathy.
  7. Ambitious.
  8. Confident.
  9. Humble.
  10. Reliable.

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Qualities of an employee-2
  • 11. Self motivated.
  • 12. Team player.
  • 14. Hard working.
  • 15. Proactive.
  • 15. Marketable.
  • 16. Detail oriented.
  • 17. Autonomous.
  • 18. Honest.
  • 19. Active listener.
  • 20. Leadership.

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Qualities of an employee-3
  • 21. Punctual.
  • 22. Welcome challenges.
  • 23. Adaptable.
  • 24. Taking initiative.
  • 25. Energetic.
  • 26. Welcome challenges.
  • 27. Optimistic.
  • 28. Ethics and values.
  • 29. Updating.
  • 30. Time management.

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Qualities of an employee-5
  • 31. Priority.
  • 32. Respect..
  • 33. I-I-I.
  • 34. Tech- savvy.
  • 35. Goal setting.
  • 36. Problem solver.
  • 37. Interpersonal skills.
  • 38. Intra personal skills.
  • 39. Able to vary role.
  • 40. Integrity. .

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Qualities of an employee-5
  • 41. Responsive.
  • 42. Action oriented
  • 43. Intelligent .
  • 44. 8D people.
  • 45. Multitasking.
  • 46. Sincere.
  • 47. Extra mile.
  • 48. No excuse people.
  • 49. loyalty.

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Bring the change and LEAD
  • Conferences..Efficiency-effectiveness- rule of
    law.
  • File workshops..
  • Strong Interpersonal relationship.
  • Receipts for applications.
  • Smart file processing./drafting
  • Providing un interrupted services.
  • Grow bigger than your excuses.
  • SALE-
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Bring the change and LEAD
  • 8. Right mode of communication.
  • 9. Being task oriented rather than process
    oriented.
  • 10. Receiving application at the cutting edge
    level offices.
  • 11. Accepting responsibility.
  • 12. Enabling citizen as the custodian of
    documents.
  • 13. Technology.
  • 14. SALE.
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Bring the change and LEAD
  • 15. Delegation.
  • 16. Value for money.
  • 17. Multi tasking.
  • 18. Assuring Value for money.
  • 19. Fixing priorities.
  • 20. Using Proforma/Partially printed forms.
  • 21. Drafting in tabular forms.
  • 22. Avoiding arguments.
  • 23. Reaction Vs Rsponse.
  • 24. Avoid repetition.
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Bring the change and LEAD
  • 25. Use stick notes.
  • 26. Go extra mile.
  • 27. Keep your sock file in the clouds.
  • 28. Keep updated data.
  • 29. Pattayam GPS.
  • 30. Pattayam/tax receipt/sketch.
  • 31. Sub dividion sketch/order/receipt.
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TIME MANAGEMENT
  • Success Effective utilization of TIME

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Introduction
What does bad time management do to you?
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Introduction
  • Ineffective time management leads to last
    minute rushes, meetings which are chaotic and
    unnecessarily long, crises and panics. It leads
    to stress.
  • Very few of us could claim we dont waste any
    of our time. And yet we rarely give enough time
    to the activities which could lead us to waste
    less of it.
  • The skills we need to manage time are the same
    skills we need to manage ourselves the
    abilities to plan, delegate, organise, direct and
    control.
  • By setting goals, eliminating time wasters and
    controlling our activities, we can have more
    time to spend on the activities which are
    important.

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Time wasters
One of the most important skills for successful
time management is that of dealing with
time-wasters.
Where has all the time gone???
Can you list some of the ones that you feel
impact you most and why?
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How to deal with Time-wasters
Meetings
  • These can be the biggest waste of time due
    to poor meeting control, lack of clear outcomes
    and planning
  • agree objectives the agenda
  • fix time slots stick to them
  • If someone isnt there or prepared - move on
    (they will learn to be prepared next time
  • Lateness to meeting is just bad manners. By
    doing this you exhibit
  • the meeting isnt important
  • you dont mind wasting your colleagues time
  • only genuinely dealing with a Customer should
    take priority
  • Review your meetings
  • at regular meetings ask the attendees if they
    have got value from the meeting, could it have
    been done better
  • if you are an attendee - be honest

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TIME MANAGEMENT
  1. Identify Time wasters.
  2. Set daily goals with time.
  3. Set priorities. 1/9995/25
  4. Observe your day and reschedule.
  5. Learn the art of delegation.
  6. Do Multi tasking.
  7. Dont multi task

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Activity quadrants
Urgent
Not Urgent
I
II
  • Crisis
  • Unscheduled client mtg
  • Pressing problems
  • Deadline-driven projects
  • Preparation
  • Prevention
  • Planning
  • Relationship building
  • Empowerment

Effective Worker
Important
Reactive Worker
III
IV
  • Interruptions,
  • Some meetings
  • Popularity actions
  • Peer pressure
  • Trivial activities
  • Some phone calls
  • Time wasters
  • Escape activities
  • Irrelevant mail
  • Excessive TV

Not Important
Casual Worker
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Personal Effectiveness time management
Time management Matrix Exercise
  • Instructions
  • Categorize the activities into the four quadrants
    of the time management Matrix.
  • What are the activities out of these that you do
    on a continual basis that fall in Quadrants 1,
    III, and IV and which ones fall in Quadrant II?
  • Reflect on how you can increase your focus on the
    latter activities, and at the same time, focus on
    moving the activities that fall in Quadrants 1,
    III, and IV to Quadrant II.

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Each quadrant explained
  • Effective People
  • Stay out of Quadrants III IV because they are
    not important
  • They shrink Quadrant I down to size by spending
    more time in Quadrant II
  • People become in-efficient, when they focus only
    on I III and not on II
  • People become non-performers, when they focus on
    III IV
  • Working on Quadrant II is the heart of personal
    time management.
  • Being high impact activities, when done regularly
    would make a tremendous difference in our lives
  • Initially, the time for quadrant II activity must
    come from Quadrants III IV.

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Quadrant 1
  • Being in Quadrant 1 brings
  • Stress
  • Burnout
  • Crises management
  • Firefighting
  • Focus on the immediate
  • Being in Quadrant 3 brings
  • Short term focus
  • Crises management
  • Low value on goals
  • Feeling of victimization / lack of control
  • Shallow relationships

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Quadrants 3 4
  • Cycling between Quadrants 3 4 brings
  • Total irresponsibility
  • High dependency on others for basics
  • Short career path in the organization

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Quadrant 2
  • Being in Quadrant 2 brings
  • Vision
  • Perspective
  • Balance
  • Discipline
  • Control

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
Covey,1989
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Conquer procrastination
  • Procrastination Putting off doing the things
    that you should be doing at this point!
  • Solution
  • List all tasks that you are currently putting off
  • Remove two from the list by doing them now!
  • Plan and set a schedule for dealing with the rest
  • Reward when tasks are completed
  • Punish when tasks are not completed on schedule

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Dealing with Indecision or Delay
  • When faced with a task - decide to deal with it
    according to one of the following actions
  • Do it
  • Delegate it
  • Dump it
  • Deadline it
  • Dissect it

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TIME MANAGEMENT
  1. Urgent- Important.Do It.
  2. Not Urgent- Important..Shedule
  3. Urgent- Not important..delegate
  4. Not Urgent not important delete.

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Be assertive about your time..
  • Your colleagues will react positively if you
    explain you are working to a tight deadline
  • Remember its not what you say, its the way you
    say it
  • Learning to say NO can be difficult, most of
    the stressed people you see cant say it.
  • Dont automatically accommodate those of us that
    ask for 5 mins, offer a slot in your diary.
  • Ask yourself, am I the right person to be dealing
    with this, if not redirect them to someone else.
  • As a Team Manager, you may need to do something
    that needs peace and quiet. Be realistic, if you
    sit at your desk, you wont get it done. Arrange
    for another Team Manager to team sit.

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Manage your manager
  • Have you ever been given a vague instruction to
    do something by your manager?
  • If you dont clarify what they want you to do,
    you may waste a lot of time not doing what they
    want, then having to redo it.
  • In extreme cases present alternatives, I can get
    this done, but which of these others takes a
    lower priority
  • Clarify - agree - prioritise

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Planning your time
Plan your day
  • What have you in your diary, have you done the
    preparation work yet?
  • Make a list of things to do.
  • Is it urgent, critical? Is it important, does it
    give significant benefit to your team? It is
    easy to become focused on what is urgent, rather
    than what is important.
  • Is there a specific time deadline?
  • Put on your task list things that you can only
    realistically achieve that day. If you have 6
    hours of meetings, dont be overoptimistic about
    fitting in much else.
  • List calls to make or e-mails separately.
  • Leave space for things to be added. However bear
    in mind..
  • urgent/important/deadline.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Plan your day
  • Plan your day's work.  On entering your
    workplace, first plan out your work and then work
    out your plan, on a priority basis.  Important
    task should be finished in the morning and later
    in the afternoon routine kind of work could be
    attended to

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Learn to say No.
  • Learn to say NO at times.  When you are
    overburdened with more number of tasks to be
    performed, inform your higher-ups, your inability
    to accept the additional work because of other
    pressing problems.  If you accept just like that
    without saying anything, it is likely that you
    will have to cut a sorry figure when the work is
    not finished when they are expected

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Learn to say No.
  • Learn to say NO at times.  When you are
    overburdened with more number of tasks to be
    performed, inform your higher-ups, your inability
    to accept the additional work because of other
    pressing problems.  If you accept just like that
    without saying anything, it is likely that you
    will have to cut a sorry figure when the work is
    not finished when they are expected

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Take small breaks.
  • Take small break in between.  Take at least 5
    minutes of break after having worked for an hour
    or so at a stretch.  Just go out and see the
    nature, or watch plants and flowers in the
    garden, or drink some water and get back to your
    seat once again.  In addition, take few deep
    breaths 3 to 4 times a day which relieves your
    stress immediately.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Dont be workaholic..
  •  Dont be a workaholic.  Give importance to your
    health by taking time to eat food, to go out for
    a walk and to sleep, etc., at appropriate
    timing.  Take some break in the office after
    having done work at a stretch for a long time. 
    Dont neglect your health which is more important
    than anything else. Unless your health is good,
    you cannot function effectively..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Dont be workaholic..
  •  Dont be a workaholic.  Give importance to your
    health by taking time to eat food, to go out for
    a walk and to sleep, etc., at appropriate
    timing.  Take some break in the office after
    having done work at a stretch for a long time. 
    Dont neglect your health which is more important
    than anything else. Unless your health is good,
    you cannot function effectively..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Art of Delegation
  • Delegate some portion of your work to others
    when you are supposed to perform many activities
    at a time.Delegation is the best method through
    which work can be shared with subordinates to
    perform.   The work so delegated should be
    supervised periodically.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Art of Delegation
  • Delegate some portion of your work to others
    when you are supposed to perform many activities
    at a time.Delegation is the best method through
    which work can be shared with subordinates to
    perform.   The work so delegated should be
    supervised periodically.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Break the work into smaller ones.
  • If you have a big task to be performed in the
    workplace don't get tensed.  Instead, break it
    into smaller ones and accomplish the task stage
    by stage..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Procrastination is the thief of Joy.
  • Procrastination should be avoided.  Try to finish
    the task as and when it is required. 
    Postponement of work leads to lot of stress one
    day when the entire pending work is to be
    finished.
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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Procrastination is the thief of Joy.
  • Procrastination should be avoided.  Try to finish
    the task as and when it is required. 
    Postponement of work leads to lot of stress one
    day when the entire pending work is to be
    finished.
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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Keep things organised.
  • Keep things in an organised way.  Keep things
    at appropriate places instead of throwing papers
    and files haphazardly.  If you dont get what you
    what at a particular point of time, you will get
    stress.Keep your desk clean and neat before
    you leave office every day.  Dont flood your
    table with papers and files..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Keep things organised.
  • Keep things in an organised way.  Keep things
    at appropriate places instead of throwing papers
    and files haphazardly.  If you dont get what you
    what at a particular point of time, you will get
    stress.Keep your desk clean and neat before
    you leave office every day.  Dont flood your
    table with papers and files.
  • Finish all your days work before you go home in
    the evening, otherwise, when you come to office
    next day, you will get tensed by seeing
    unfinished work on the table..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Stay away from negativity.
  • Dont under-estimate your caliber by thinking
    negatively, like I may not be able to finish
    this work, or I dont think it is possible for
    me to complete the task, etc.  Always, think
    positively, have faith in your ability and get
    courage and confidence to complete the task. 
    This positive way of thinking will go a long way
    in accomplishing the task quickly and
    efficiently..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Stay away from negativity.
  • Dont under-estimate your caliber by thinking
    negatively, like I may not be able to finish
    this work, or I dont think it is possible for
    me to complete the task, etc.  Always, think
    positively, have faith in your ability and get
    courage and confidence to complete the task. 
    This positive way of thinking will go a long way
    in accomplishing the task quickly and
    efficiently..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Avoid over expectation.
  • Dont expect anything from higher ups unless it
    is due for you for a long time.  First you
    deserve and then desire.  Dont expect anything
    for all the works that you have attended.  This
    habit will not only spoil your peace of mind but
    also create stress in the mind..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Avoid over expectation.
  • Dont expect anything from higher ups unless it
    is due for you for a long time.  First you
    deserve and then desire.  Dont expect anything
    for all the works that you have attended.  This
    habit will not only spoil your peace of mind but
    also create stress in the mind..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Relax.
  •  Take a break periodically.  Take break from
    work and go on holiday for sight-seeing or
    trekking, etc., just to rejuvenate your mind and
    body..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Relax.
  •  Take a break periodically.  Take break from
    work and go on holiday for sight-seeing or
    trekking, etc., just to rejuvenate your mind and
    body.
  • Listen to music if you are a music lover or
    enjoy good and meaningful songs in the radio or
    television just to divert your attention.  This
    diversion is important to bring down the stress
    when you are doing the same type of work
    continuously.Develop some good hobbies like
    reading interesting and valuable books,
    biographies of great people, achievements of
    eminent personalities, etc.  This habit will go a
    long way in boosting your morale to a great
    extent and to accept the challenges of the
    day..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Relax.
  •  Take a break periodically.  Take break from
    work and go on holiday for sight-seeing or
    trekking, etc., just to rejuvenate your mind and
    body.
  • Listen to music if you are a music lover or
    enjoy good and meaningful songs in the radio or
    television just to divert your attention.  This
    diversion is important to bring down the stress
    when you are doing the same type of work
    continuously.Develop some good hobbies like
    reading interesting and valuable books,
    biographies of great people, achievements of
    eminent personalities, etc.  This habit will go a
    long way in boosting your morale to a great
    extent and to accept the challenges of the
    day..

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Social service.
  • Do some kind of social service, which gives you
    more joy and happiness.  Remember that you will
    get more joy when you help others who are in
    need.  Help your colleagues in the office in
    whatever way it is possible for you.  Take some
    time off during evenings and visit some social
    service organisations which are doing good work
    for the society.  If you spare some time to help
    others, your stress level will soon come down.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Social service.
  • Do some kind of social service, which gives you
    more joy and happiness.  Remember that you will
    get more joy when you help others who are in
    need.  Help your colleagues in the office in
    whatever way it is possible for you.  Take some
    time off during evenings and visit some social
    service organisations which are doing good work
    for the society.  If you spare some time to help
    others, your stress level will soon come down.

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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Dont Worry..
  • As a last word, Dont worry about your problems
    every problem will have a solution. Find out the
    suitable solution and lead a life happily.
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Thank you.
  • James Joseph Adhikaram.
  • Kottayam
  • Mob 9447464502
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