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Personality Development

It is said that unlike your blood type, your personality can be changed. A personality is a group of traits that determine a common pattern of behavior. Some of these traits are inherent, some are thrust on us through environment or upbringing. Still others, we acquire during the course of our lives.

We have created this section to present a holistic picture of traits related to personality. You will find experiences shared, tips to improve personality, aspects of body language, and lateral thinking.

Resuming Life [New]

When you want to, you can. This is first lesson Meeti Sethi gives in getting back to life after losing vision.

Make success look good

Preeti Monga, India's only qualified blind aerobics instructor, emphasises that both packaging and content must be excellent for any product or person to succeed in the true sense. Here she shares grooming tips for visually impaired women and talks about how they can make their inner spirit come through with a little attention to their looks.

Attitude makes the difference!

K. Ramakrishna was born with congenital cataract. By the age of 22, he was totally blind. Today he is the general manager with Industrial Development Bank of India. He credits his mathematical ability and technology as the two most important pillars of his success so far.

The power of beliefs
When you believe that you will drown if you do not know swimming, you drown. Your beliefs have the power to create and the power to destroy. A belief delivers a direct command to your nervous system. Santosh Babu, motivator, trainer talks about the transformational power of beliefs.

Posture and Persona mantras
The importance of body language, and how you can portray a confident image.

Addressing the challenges of higher education
Faced with the challenge of Retinitis Pigmentosa (R.P.), K. Sriram fought the battles of higher education with wisdom and fortitude. Here, he writes of his experiences, which portray the lessons learnt.

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