by Mitesh Khatri | Dec 30, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery
Trust is the foundation of Leadership. Because your ability to build trust will decide your ability to influence and lead people.A very old metaphor used to explain trust is “Trust is like a Glass, once broken it cannot be put together again. Even if you do put...
by Mitesh Khatri | Nov 18, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery
Hi,Today is one of the most important days of my life, thus I wanted to write on one of the most important topics of life: The Art of Appreciation. Many people like receiving appreciation generously but they are stingy in giving. Well if you have a group of people in...
by Mitesh Khatri | Aug 10, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery, Time Management
As Indians we have grown up in a culture where people are helping, accommodating and always exchanging favors due to which we are prone to saying Yes to almost everybody for almost everything. Thus it is difficult for Indians to say No because we know that saying No...
by Mitesh Khatri | Jul 28, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery
A lot of people people tell me they don’t have time for Exercise, Family, Hobbies, etc. In my leadership workshops I explain that time is only a matter of Values. We always find time for what you Value the most, if you don’t have time for someone or...
by Mitesh Khatri | Jul 15, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery, Time Management
There are 2 most important areas of our life; Personal & Professional life. Some people are very successful in their personal life. They have great relationships in their family, they give them a lot of time, be there for their close ones when it matters the most...
by Mitesh Khatri | Jun 30, 2013 | Blog, Leadership Mastery, Relationships Mastery
A couple of days ago, while reading a personal blog, I noticed a reader’s comment who intended to question on the blogger’s integrity and intentions, as it was concerned to how he does business. This reader was harsh and direct. Though, he just expressed how he felt....
