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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
When life begins, everything around us seems so new and lively. We see wonders in every small and big creation. What happens when we grow up? Why do we feel the need to look out for happiness?
The newness of everything is exploited and manipulated by numerous perceptions and convictions that we feed into our own brains. At times of despair, we even stop trusting the intention of the Almighty by questioning him about the pain that he might have planted on our way. Learning and experiences should make us wiser and better but not at the expense of losing our original beautiful values.
Life is beautiful indeed and gives us immense reasons to be happy – Let’s just start acknowledging them.
Nivedita Singh
Nivedita Singh is a trained NLP Master Practitioner and Motivational Coach in India. She has been spreading the usability of NLP in individual lives through various modes like workshops, seminars, books and individual counselling.
Nivedita started her corporate career in 2008 and has spent about a decade in corporate world. Her inclination towards motivating people and approach towards collaborative development brought her to the world of NLP in 2017.
She has undertaken comprehensive training and certification under the able guidance of Ram Verma – the pioneer of NLP in India.
What started as a mere knowledge gathering event, has now become full time engagement for her. She has now dedicated her life towards disseminating the magical knowledge of NLP and Positive Motivation. Her work takes her to experience challenges faced by individuals in various roles like students, professionals, parents and also home makers. Her solutions towards memory, relationship building, money making and overall subconscious re-imprinting has been helping these individuals to not just productively manage current situations but evolve as ‘The Best’ version of themselves
