Connected Experience team at the Linkedin Show ‘Create the Edge’-
Team Connected Experience (Connected Experience is all about the space formed by a bunch of eclectic thought leaders who are Old-School Millennials. The team intends at presenting the experience, journey and thoughts of inspiring leaders, to enable the leap from ordinary to extraordinary while aligning body, mind and soul.) . Like https://www.facebook.com/ConnectedExperience to receive incredible motivating content and updates from leaders sharing their stories from across the world!!
Connected Experience team at Linkedin Show ‘Create the Edge’-
CreateTheEdge ~ Episode 68
Life is a Connected Experience
It is a pleasure for Joy Abdullah™ to welcome back on the show Educationist Kasthuri Gunasegaran, Life Coach MS. Suchi, Leadership Coach Puja Talesara & Womenlines Founder Charu Mehrotra with a new Guest Brand Strategist Saheb Youssef Bakhsh (Joseph).
How important is aligning The Mind, Body and Soul to Creating The Edge in your Personal and Professional Endeavours?
Are you focusing only on Strategy, Innovation, Sales and Revenue Growth?
Are you facing Burnout issues due to neglecting your own self?
5 professionals from Diverse Backgrounds, bring to you a conglomeration of thoughts and ideas which will synergise your experience through tapping into your own Inner Core, your Belief System and your Vision, Mission and Purpose
MS. Suchi discusses the importance of focusing your positive energy to your surroundings, by practising Emotional Mastery!
Charu Mehrotra shares how important it is to ensure the essence of your Branding Message is conveyed coherently using Digital Media!
Watch this space and stay tuned for more….
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Is your Business not attracting the growth you targeted in the first half of this year? Speak with Joy and Saheb Youssef Baksh!
(Credit -Create the Edge)
Womenlines takes pleasure to welcome Kristin Engvig, founder and CEO of Women’s International Networking (WIN) and WIN Conference in the ‘Entrepreneur/Professional of the Month Show’ at Womenlines. Watch her interview in the video above where she is sharing about her passionate work related to WIN-
Kristin was not happy at the multinational corporate sector she was working in, which she thought was set up for men to thrive and did not serve women at all. So she took a decision to promote a more feminine approach in the workplace, for the benefit of both women. WIN’s work is centred upon its Global Conference, which takes place annually featuring 40 forums and sessions, including eight plenaries over three days, this flagship event always kicks off with a global overview, moves on to conscious business, leadership, professional and career development, and concludes by focusing on personal growth and wholeness. This year conference is taking place in Athens, from 2nd-4th Oct. Please visit the link to register.
Register: https://bit.ly/2M642DP
Kristin transformed her vision of ‘bringing a more feminine, global and sustainable vision into work, communities and life’ through the creation of the WINConference. The mission is to inspire women worldwide by empowering, developing and connecting leaders in a way that integrates feminine values, global awareness and authentic contribution.
She was born in Kristiansund, Norway. She comes from an artistic family. Her father was a photographer and she was raised in his studio. She was influenced by her mother who was a nurse, a large family and surrounded by nature and the ocean.
In 1997, she started Women’s International Networking (WIN ) while after working for JPMorgan and Citibank in Milan. WIN was initially created as an umbrella organization for international women’s associations and as a learning platform to prepare leaders for the future. She became involved in the international community in Milan and saw an opportunity to create support for women working globally. In 1998, thanks to sponsorship from SDA Bocconi School of Management and with the help of a group of enthusiastic volunteers and companies the first WINConference was born.
In 2002 at WIN the international women’s associations who were part of it joined PWN Paris in creating the European Professional Women’s Network (PWN) contributing to the success of the initiative. From that moment WIN intensified its focus on thought leadership, globalizing the WINConference and on company learning events whilst PWN continued the part of activities that had to do with the networks.
WIN’s work is centred upon its Global Conference, which takes place annually in a city of global renown with excellent international transport links. Featuring 40 forums and sessions, including eight plenaries over three days, this flagship event always kicks off with a global overview, moves on to conscious business, leadership, professional and career development, and concludes by focusing on personal growth and wholeness.
Kristin holds an MSc in business and marketing from BI, Oslo and an MBA in Economics from Bocconi University in Milan. She has taken numerous courses in coaching, psychology, Kundalini Yoga, Zen and studied acting and creativity at Studio De Fazio in Rome. She is the mother of Leonardo.
In 2010, Kristin has been the winner of The International Alliance of Women (IAW) Award. Founded in 1904 and based in Geneva, the International Alliance of Women has general consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council.
With more than 22 years of daily experiences working with women from all continents, Kristin believes women’s authentic and empowered leadership is a vital responsibility of our time.
Womenlines takes pleasure to share about a powerful campaign in Nigeria named ‘Building Young Entrepreneurs(BYE)’. Founder Bright Oloyo, Motivational speaker, Business consultant, mentor, career coach and C.E.O of Black Pride Multipurpose Company, with a collection of seasoned Entrepreneurs from around the world are embarking on a rescue mission “Building Young Entrepreneurs” across Nigeria, Africa’s most populous black nation. This campaign is based on the theme ‘Steering Young Minds Towards Entrepreneurship and Good Leadership.’ Considered to be the biggest campaign running over 1000 schools across Nigeria. Motivational speaker and CEO of Self Development Success Fran Allen is sharing with Womenlines why she has decided to support BYE campaign-
Using my life experiences to mentor, guide, direct and up-lift others has been the hallmark of my life. I don’t believe that we go through any of the experiences of our lives for no reason. From the beginning to the end – our lives have meaning and purpose – whether we know or believe it. I was taught as a child by my shero’s (Frances Kelley, Mother; Belle Kelley, Grandmother; and Alfie Kelley, Aunt), that nothing was impossible for me if I wanted it bad enough and was willing to do the work necessary to achieve my goal. I lived my life by this belief and passed the same to my children.
As the years have passed I have shared this belief with all the young people I have had the honour to mentor and advise. While their names are too many to recall, they know who they are and that they all hold a special place in my heart! Now I have decided to open this same desire to help and commitment to pour into the children of Nigeria, through the BYE Campaign. I know in the depths of my soul that these deserving children have immeasurable potential, skills and talents. It is my express intention to inspire them to search for their own greatness and work to develop it into the powerful contribution to their families, communities, nation and the world that they and only they possess.
This is my generational investment for securing the stability of humanity moving forward and past my time on this earth.
We all can do something. This is my something. It’s GO TIME!!!
DREAM HUGE, WORK YOUR BUTT OFF, and NEVER EVER QUIT!!!!!
Fran Allen
CEO of Self Development Success
Your support and contributions to the “Building Young Entrepreneurs” (BYE) campaign will go a long way in transforming the lives and future of a large number of Nigerian youths.
To support: visit www.bye.com.ng/donation to purchase an SDS e-book or make a donation.
Together, we can build a brighter future for the Nigerian child, and we must.
Womenlines is delighted to have Jahnavi Katti, founder of training company ‘Keykonnecct’ and host of YouTube show ‘Story2Satori’ as Social Branding and Success Mindset Influencer at Womenlines. Jahnavi is having 20 years of experience in coaching and training and now she wants to share her knowledge across the globe. Jahnavi is sharing her knowledge with Womenlines readers through her Social Branding Series…
When I was eighteen I read a Chinese proverb “Good intentions are not enough”.It took me a long time to understand the meaning of the words utterly “Be Yourself” is like “follow your bliss” these words are like gems that fall under the category of well-intentioned but infuriating Its meant to inspire you but it makes you think how unclear you are about your path in life It may mean, it’s hard to figure out what you want, don’t get stressed, just go with the flow, do what you love and the money will follow. But do you know what’s that something which is just outside your reach and you can’t figure out what it is that will give you the bliss? If someone tells you to do something that you like and you can’t remember a single thing you like.If someone says you will be happy if you do what you like and if you do what interests you then you will be good at it and if you are good at it then you will make money. You want nothing more than to be successful!
You want to be a girl boss have girl power. You want to be more than just a mediocre person, you want to hustle hard You want to follow your dreams provided you knew where your dreams were! Now you can do some soul searching, find out what you are really jealous of , what do you want that your friends have, have you heard your own Story what is it that you have secretly hidden deep within the crevices of your mind, let’s unearth the treasure house. Our Story is there to teach us some great lessons, so tell me how you can get out of your own way by trusting your own crazy ideas.
You deserve to have everything that you think you want no matter how much ridiculous you may think it is for you to have it. We will make sure you admit to yourself what you want, however difficult it may be for you to do it and you will learn to handle your fear and start taking baby steps to take actions however small they may be. We will set the ball rolling, you will definitely get results but first, you must identify that you cannot get the results doing the same things you have been doing all these days. You must identify something tangible may be a specific amount of money, a job, a relationship a particular lifestyle to achieve results. Specificity is the Key! I will teach you a process where you can work with your ego if it comes in the way of breaking down your exact want, which should really be what you want and not what you think you should want.
Email me at jaahnavikatti@gmail.com Do the scary thing, take the risk I want to hear about what you want, let’s discuss about your dreams, tell me your Story!!
Jahnavi Katti
CEO KEYKONNECCT
Social Branding and Success Mindset Influencer
Womenlines takes pleasure to welcome Shirley Taylor as a guest Influencer at Womenlines panel. Shirley is a leading authority on business writing and communication skills and an international bestselling author. In her article, Shirley wants organizations to check which style of email communication are they following and she is also sharing tips on how to add a human touch in communication?
I’m so glad to have received a great response to my message recent article ‘Don’t write like a robot. Make a human difference’. You may remember that I compared two different emails, one that sounded like a robot, and another that sounded like a human being.
This week, let’s explore the different styles of communication throughout history. Whatever the era, it seems to me that communication has always been rather like a dance.
1919: The Waltz
In the first half of the 20th century, the wheels of commerce turned very slowly, so communication was a slow dance, rather like a waltz. People kept each other at a distance, they built relationships very slowly, as they moved around the dance floor… one two three, one two three, one two three.
And yes, when they wrote letters and memos, on their manual typewriters, they still danced the waltz, with their long sentences, formal language, and passive voice.
2019: The Cha-Cha-Cha
Today, we need to get to know people quickly, so we are more informal and friendly. Today our dance is like a cha-cha-cha. It’s lively, full of energy, a little playful… one two cha-cha-cha, one two cha-cha-cha, one two cha-cha-cha.
However, something strange happens when we put our fingers on our computer keyboard to write an email. Suddenly our writing becomes more formal, with passive voice, long sentences, and flowery words. We switch back to a waltz!
Today, many people have two voices – one voice for speaking and a different voice for writing.
Let me share an example from a huge organisation I worked within one of the most modern countries in the world – Singapore. Their aims were to stand out from the competition with a customer-friendly attitude that’s approachable, warm, and caring.
If you called their hotline, you may hear a recorded message saying, “Hey, we’re sorry, we’re on another call right now. Hang tight and we’ll be with you very soon.”
But then… when they emailed customers, they were writing things like this: 
This email sounds like something that could be written by a robot that’s programmed to perfection.
What’s happening in your organisation?
Are your emails like a cha-cha-cha? Do they sound like a human voice, friendly and warm, with everyday language and active voice?
Or are your emails more like a waltz? Do they sound like a robot, cold, formal and distant, very monotone and template?
In business today, we need to get things done quickly, we need to connect, build relationships and create trust. This will happen quicker with the human voice.
Let’s work together to make a human difference
I would love to work with you and your organisation to bring back the human touch to all your communications. Let’s encourage all our teams to make a human difference. Check out my popular signature business writing programme here. I can customise this training especially for you and do this as half-day, one-day or two-day. Just let me know what works for you.
Shirley Taylor
Shirley Taylor is a leading authority on business writing and communication skills and an international bestselling author. She lives in Singapore and conducts popular business writing training programmes. She also speaks globally on making a human difference in our high-tech world. www.shirleytaylor.com – www.sttstraining.com
Global Goodwill Ambassadors (GGA) recognize good people across the world performing humanitarian work while promoting initiatives to serve the people who need them most. GGA community believe in taking action with urgency in order to raise public awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing today’s society. Richard DiPilla, who is the founder of GGA community, started this community with a belief that the value of human kindness is immeasurable and he feels proud that GGA community has become a beacon of light for so many good-hearted people from around the world. With this initiative, his goal is to promote great opportunities for those in need.
Keeping with the high spirits of GGA theme, GGA team of Singapore visited Tuas South Dorm to motivate migrant workers in Singapore. As an online media partner, Womenlines takes pleasure to share about the experience in the words of GGA and chairperson GGA Singapore and Life Coach MS Shuchi-
Making the world a kinder, brighter place ~
Global Goodwill Ambassadors, Singapore team believes
that we need to put down our phone and have a face-to-face conversation with people we care about so we visit many places including the Migrant Workers’ Dormitories.
If you are doing the same then know that you are making the world a better place by doing so.
You are making a difference, even in the smallest ways.
We say “I believe in you”
Encourage them when they share that they are working toward a goal. We let them know that we see them succeed.
We reach out to people who seem to be struggling.
We ask, “What can I do now to help and support you?”
We let them know we care and we are there for them.
After our talks with them, they start to expect good things to happen. They feel more optimistic and hopeful.
Together we can each make the world a kinder, brighter place with our everyday actions.
We uplift spirits of others in many ways, how do you uplift spirits of others?
Global Goodwill Ambassadors, Singapore team!!!
MS. SUCHI
Chair~ Asia Global Goodwill Ambassadors
Womenlines takes pleasure to share about Ms Ketki Vinayachandra as an ‘Influencer of Health’ at Womenlines panel. Ketki is sharing articles and videos related to excellence in health through Naturopathy at Womenlines on first and last Thursdays of every month. The first series ‘Flab to Fab’ is a must watch as Ketki is sharing incredible tips to reduce weight. Ketki is a trained Naturopath and she is quite passionate about creating awareness about Naturopathy across the world. Listen to Ketki in this episode 4 of ‘FLAB TO FAB’-
15 Tips to Reduce your carb intake
Incorporate these tips daily to help you to achieve your goal to weight loss
Ms Ketki Vinayachandra, BscM (Hons), ND, AND, Dip Nut, ( Aust), NHAA Member Naturopath, Herbalist, Nutritionist, Iridologist
“As a Naturopathic health practitioner, I strongly believe that we need to invest wisely in our health. The everyday choices we make in terms of our lifestyle and how we treat our body can either create healing or disease. While ageing is inevitable, diseases are not. Talk to me to customize a treatment plan for you today!
Please visit www.askketki.com!
Womenlines is delighted to be a Digital Media Partner for Women’s International Networking (WIN) Conference at Athens. Grab the golden opportunity to nurture the Leader within you at the WIN Conference at Athens from 2-4 (5) October 2019!
The Global WIN is a pioneering conference and one of the world’s leading learning and development experiences designed, curated and executed through a feminine lens. The world is still not an equal and inclusive place and we believe it could be. The UN is referring to gender equality and women and girls’ empowerment in their SDG5 and we are doing our part to reach that goal.
Global WIN has an ambitious vision to transform the world, companies, and individuals in an authentic, feminine and global way. We look at how to run companies that prosper, where people flourish and the planet thrives. Participants will network with purpose, passion, and compassion, while getting up to speed on a wide range of topics ranging from the future of work, AI, the circular economy to inclusion, resilience, organizational creativity, and feminine leadership. They will meet women in STEM, business and the arts while learning how to tap into their inner power and make things happen – at work, in the world, and in their lives.
Join to expand your mind, join to enrich your soul, and join to become part of a powerful network of influence as we are set to create no less than a new world.”
Register: https://bit.ly/2M642DP
Womenlines takes pleasure to share about Subah Jain, an Influencer for Food and Nutrition on Womenlines panel!
This dynamic young woman has already established herself as a sought-after wellness speaker and educator. Her YouTube channel, Satvic Movement. is quite popular and is delivering holistic, ageless and timeless knowledge of purifying the body and hence getting rid of all health problems without medicines. Subah wants to create awareness about how a plant-based diet can be helpful in getting rid of medicines and diseases!
Womenlines is sharing various tips and recipes by Subah Jain to lead a healthy life. This month sharing is about how to prepare healthy salads-
All three salads are super easy, quick, and entirely vegan! The ingredients are all-natural and easily available.
The salad dressings add a creamy, flavourful touch to the salads.
Follow Satvic Movement on Instagram-
Instagram: http://instagram.com/satvicmovement
(Content credit Satvic Movement Channel Youtube)
Womenlines is delighted to start a series ‘Go Green Campaign’ to create awareness among womenfolk to adopt conservation of the environment as a part of their lifestyle! As a start, you can watch this video, produced by the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (MEWR).
MEWR has designated 2019 as the Year Towards Zero Waste. They want to rally Singaporeans to treasure their resources and make it a habit to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. You can find out more about our Zero Waste Vision at www.towardszerowaste.sg
Facts-(credit https://www.towardszerowaste.sg/zero-waste-nation/)
- In Singapore, waste disposed of has increased seven-fold over the past 40 years. About 7.7 million tonnes of waste was generated in 2017. This amount is enough to fill 15,000 Olympic-size swimming pools!
- Every day, about 79% of our domestic waste generated will be incinerated at one of our four waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration plants. However, the more waste we incinerate, the higher our carbon footprint – this contributes to global warming and climate change.
- Semakau Landfill is Singapore’s one and only landfill. It receives more than 2,000 tonnes of WTE incineration ash and non- incinerable waste daily. At our current rate of waste growth, Semakau Landfill will run out of space by 2035.
How will Singapore achieve Zero Waste vision?
Singapore will adopt a circular economy approach to sustainable waste and resource management. Singapore will strive to close the waste loop, just like how they have closed the water loop by recycling water endlessly!
Womenlines wants to request the readers to have a look at the video to learn various ways to how they can contribute in Go Green Campaign!!
Let Excellence be your brand!
Charu Mehrotra
Founder Womenlines