This PowerPoint was developed to provide insight into the frustration mechanism and how emotions can be employed in a fruitful way. It relates to a spectrum of subjects such as self-improvement, attitude, motivation, and stress management.
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Hi Friends, I m luking out for opportunity in Mumbai. i m having 2.6 yrs experience. Please let me know if anybody is aware of the same Regards Neha
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Dear Prashant,
No doubt, it is inspiring, but during frustration, it emits enormous negative energy. A person who is frustrated is not able to think in a pragmatic way due to his state of mind. If he understands the steps you suggested, why would he be frustrated?
Thank you.
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No doubt, it is inspiring, but during frustration, it emits enormous negative energy. A person who is frustrated is not able to think in a pragmatic way due to his state of mind. If he understands the steps you suggested, why would he be frustrated?
Thank you.
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Hi Parag!
If an individual is mature enough he/she can definitely should think in a pragmatic way.Infact this ppt tries to help one grow and be more mature. If you go through the presentation carefully, you will notice that on a particular slide I have mentioned that frustration generates humongous amount of energy.
It’s entirely up to us how do we channelise that energy. If employed properly (the way I have tried to explain) it can bring excellent results and vice versa also holds true. The choice is entirely ours.
"Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending"
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If an individual is mature enough he/she can definitely should think in a pragmatic way.Infact this ppt tries to help one grow and be more mature. If you go through the presentation carefully, you will notice that on a particular slide I have mentioned that frustration generates humongous amount of energy.
It’s entirely up to us how do we channelise that energy. If employed properly (the way I have tried to explain) it can bring excellent results and vice versa also holds true. The choice is entirely ours.
"Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending"
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Dear Nishumoni,
Really it is very impressive, if an individual thinks the way you presented, surely it will bring fruitful result. If a person think or act as you suggested frustration can be avoided. But what I wanted to say in my last conversation when a person frustrated he is not in position to understand right and wrong.
"Hats off to you" dear!
Warm Regards.
Virag
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Really it is very impressive, if an individual thinks the way you presented, surely it will bring fruitful result. If a person think or act as you suggested frustration can be avoided. But what I wanted to say in my last conversation when a person frustrated he is not in position to understand right and wrong.
"Hats off to you" dear!
Warm Regards.
Virag
From India, Madras
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