The Values Workshop

How and what keeps you going? How do you find your instinct to not just  survive but thrive on this 'life-force'? How do you accept reality but  keep an optimistic outlook? No theories here...just a few lived  experiences and limited wisdom sharing. See if this works for you. Do  check it out. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast What gives meaning to our existence? Why would we continue surviving in  the worst possible circumstances? What is it that keeps us going,  hopeful and waiting for a better tomorrow? It is a difficult question to  answer, but it is vital to ask this, if life is to have purpose. We  take this track in this chat. Check it out. For more videos check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Earlier it seemed a week of discomfort, then it changed to a month and  now half a year or more into it, this pandemic is showing no signs of  stopping. So how does one look at this, 'As a way of life?'. Easier said  than done.  We have a look at our experiences and our mind-space during  the different phases. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. The talk gets subtler in its final part. We discuss personal episodes of  introspection, when we intend something, or are not careful of minding  what we say or do, or even times when the clash between truth and  compassion happens. Do watch this Hinglish chat and feel free to comment  and let us know what you think. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. When we choose a thought to identify with, be it good or bad, we tend to  empower its influence. This part of the chat talks in detail about the  experiences our guest has had in her journey of self-discovery. Fascinating chat, this. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video workshop. We tend to look at our challenges negatively most times, where as the  truth is we grow only because of those experiences. In this part, our  guest takes us through the difficult parts of handling her own negatives  and accepting them. It is indeed a brave recounting of an experience  many wouldn't own up to, even in private. Do watch this highly engaging  Hinglish chat. It might lead you to take a re-look at some parts of your  own journey. For the video, please check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is in the audio part of a video podcast. In the pace of our lives we hardly find time to sit down and 'sort'  ourselves out. It is absolutely essential we understand the wise web of  things which impact us and are impacted by us in return. Our guest talks  about her experiences and the learning which came from pausing to know  the cause. Check out this highly engaging description of her method to  quieten her mind. Do check out this Hinglish talk. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. The first few days in a  new organisation are quite challenging at times. The HR professionals  are one of the first go-to guys we all think of in these circumstances.  But what happens at their end? We have a look inside their world through the eyes of one such. An interesting start to a Hinglish conversation.  Check it out. To watch the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Experience is a great teacher. Its classroom is well, beyond the four  sheltered walls of academics. We look at how delving into this sort of  thinking and working to get a more rounded version of yourself, helps  one go beyond the tensions of student life at an educational  institution. It is a good, sensible conclusion to the talk with a  teenager about to start his college life. Timely one, you might say. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. A 360-degree perspective is a good thing to have, but what most forget  it is a privilege. As a teen coming out of school, you might not have  the experience to afford or even acknowledge such a view exists.  Everything is by the textbook, so how does one break free of the  prescribed curriculum? Check it out. For more such videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop