Picture this: “A palpitating heart which might just thud out of your chest as it bolts like Bolt, sweaty palms which won’t be able to save anyone in case they are falling off a cliff and vision that was perfect till morning but now seems to have become hypermetropic all of a sudden (you can’t see your own notes but you can see the far off faces of people, waiting to rip you apart with their laughter, or worse – boredom) and a stutter that presumably no amount of speech therapy can correct”. If you have ever suffered from stage fright, you know what I am talking about!
It’s time for your favorite, English Vocabulary Premiere League, the finale episode!
Presenting to you, VPL 20-20: Season 3, the English Vocabulary Finale. It is more crazy, more difficult and definitely more memorable. This time, there are 30 words instead of 20. From Pyaar Ka Punchnaama 2 to Baajirao Mastaani to Manjhi, the Mountain Man – we have covered the season’s flavor full time & ensured that the difficult (but utility) Vocabulary words get drilled into your heads.
And your favorite Vocabulary Premiere League is back !! With an even more whacky season 2. More Bollywood movies & more awesome sauce catchy songs mean – even better ways for improving English vocabulary.
Becoming a better English Speaker is like driving a car or cooking peas pulao at home. Remember the first time you tried doing those? The car acted like a teenager (The gear- the clutch mis co-ordinated while the car almost bounced making a funny noise and maybe stopped). The pulao probably became a khichdi!
There is nothing sexier than an inspired & intimate conversation. Isn’t it? There is a lot of seductive appeal about people who COMMUNICATE it right in their lives. Most people have a vinegar approach to communication. They just do it ‘just like that’. Default mode. Chalta hai ! Khuch bhi ! They do not realize that ‘One can attract more flies with Honey than with Vinegar’. So, I’m trying to give you that honey, with these 9 tips for effective communication. Having those up your sleeve can really do wonders for improving your communication skills.
Motivational speakers are like Viagra. Only a very tiny minority of people needs them & hence likes them. There is a definite set of people that I know who hate self help books or theoretical speakers. They love stories, real life examples, fun & most importantly logically intriguing write ups & talks. I knew that such an audience will be in majority at the event at IIM Ahmedabad.
So! What did I do? I upfront threw acid & burnt the motivational speaker in me & decided to create a mad event titled ‘Lag Gayi’ – The Secret Science of ‘How we Screw our Lives’. You need to work for your target market! Read More
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