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Marilyn
What Inspired me about this video? Every.Little.Thing. We are all part of something so much bigger; and there is no greater good than to spread joy and kindness to others. Its a mindset which becomes a way of LIFE! With Gratitude for you and your vision and your companys vision. I have a zillion ideas, but we can only go one step at a time filled with gratitude and love.
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haia
What inspired you about this video? Pandaya could ask anything!his individual agency shift to system transformation . wow!
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Mary
Wow. The power of the courage to ask, to transform and to be mindful and grateful
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Vallabh
The conviction of Birju to ask for 1 minute silence when given the Godfather offer.! How deep must be his conviction that there was nothing greater to aak for. In It lay whatever one wished for oneself, the firm and the world. Absolutely Wonderful to see an investment banker at young age achieve that state of Connectedness. In my avatar as
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David Durovy
The courage to ask for something that would benefit others as well as himself. And that it was such a long shot. Very nice.
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Purna Mukesh
Possibilities for collective change. Kudos to Birju and his boss for taking that initial leap of faith, testing an idea and letting it follow its path.
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vinod
Powerful. Beautiful. Grateful:)
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Usha
Amazing there exists this world in reality Thanks for sharing so beautiful
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Sandy Trudel
Bravo! Kudos to you Birju and RSF for taking the Company in this direction. What was really compelling is how it grew to be so much more! I especially like how you eventually brought it to your relationships with clients. Sandy Trudel,www.mindfulnessfirst.org.
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Patjos
I loved the little seed that was planted, that one minute of silence, that’s all it took, that’s all it takes. :)))
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Karamel
What a kind and courageous human being can achieve!
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Sunil
Spiritual connection to one's inner self through mindfulness is addictive! Through this connection emanates empathy and compassion. Kudos to Birju for asking for so little that resulted in "21 days of kindness" as part of loan covenants!
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Nidhi
Reminds me of my Coach Trainer, Peter J. Reding, MCC who always began our sessions with three deep breaths. I have followed that in my Coaching session along with a few moments of silence, helping to connect with the Higher consciousness and greater purpose. And believe me, its powerful. Thank you for sharing.
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Ranjana
it Creates a connection with the larger purpose, all amidst the routine. Wow.
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Marg
A very spiritual and empathic friend of mine was training to be a practitioner of affirmative prayer while her 'day job' was to be a debt collections phone caller for a major bank. She would intentionally connect with her higher self to the higher self of the person she was going to call then phone them and identify herself as calling from the bank, and ask why they were not making their payments. The callee would explain why they were not paying - usually loss of job, heslth issues, health or job issues of family etc, and she would be mentally doing prayer for resolution of all of the presenting problems and affirming abundance, health, divine order, and healing of everything that she felt intuitively may be in the way. She also regularly reviewed job boards so she could offer suggestions and would give suggestions and support as she felt guided (eg "what was that job you mentioned just now that you applied for? Maybe you could follow up on that one further?). She would end the call by asking what amount they could promise to pay ( and was allowed to accept whatever amount to get payment started) then would arrange to call again in a month to see how it was going. She had the highest collections rating of any phone staff and was the only one who regularly got thank you notes. :)
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cleona
Humanising people in 'finance' - loved it! It is true that people who work in finance are judged a certain way and understandably so. What touched me most is the idea of making a radical shift - introducing mindfulness and kindness acts in an investment bank and to see how there was initial resistance...yet, eventually, more and more people get on board wholeheartedly. Wow!
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Annette
This video was a really good reminder to be aware of all things/people that I come in contact with at my work. I work in a chain used book store in a neighborhood that brings in a lot of so called 'undesireables'.......homeless, drug addicts, mentally deranged. Some of these individuals are a threat to the staff and the store itself, others are pretty harmless and just need a place to get out of the weather, use the restrooms, whatever. It's so easy to dismiss them as our guard is always up around these people so our awareness is heightened. But I am now reminded to take into consideration that these are still human beings and that compassion and understanding goes a long way. Excellent talk.
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khanna
Wow. Wow. Wow! How could anything in this video NOT inspire me? Truly amazing.