Womenlines takes pleasure to introduce Payal Nanjiani, a US-based globally acclaimed inspirational speaker, leadership and success coach, as an Influencer for ‘Corporate Success Tips’ on Womenlines panel. Payal is sharing exclusive content with Womenlines which can help women working in the corporate sector to develop leadership skills and success mindset. Payal will look forward to replying to queries from Womenlines readers too! Feel free to drop your questions in the comment section. This month read and listen from her about various strategies about how to handle a tough boss with ease?

All of us wish we would have fantastic managers—bosses who helped us succeed, who made us feel valued, and who supported us. But the reality is different. During your work life, you are going to interact with a boss who micromanages, gets angry or is rude, has too many expectations or is flat out a workplace bully. We’ve all been there—trying valiantly to reason with an incredibly difficult boss. The situation proves frustrating, annoying, and sometimes even frightening. You still have to make the best of the situation and get your job done. There are proven techniques to manage such dicey situations better. Here is one powerful technique using OASIS as a way to deal with a demanding boss. When practised, I assure you that you will see the change in your outcomes.

Work on yourself, not on the boss: Most of us spend hours and hours of our time in wondering how to change the boss. And who has succeeded? And then you become frustrated, your energy at work is drained out and finally, you are on a lookout for another job. And who knows what type of boss you will come across here? So you get stuck in this constant search of finding that ‘perfect boss.’ Instead, when you have a tough boss, take it as a fertile ground for your success and development. Life is allowing you to deal with such situations and people, making you tough for future challenges on your path to success. So use this opportunity and begin to work on yourself. Practice OASIS to change your results.

Observe: Start to observe what all things about your boss irritate you. Do not take anything personally. Stay away from judging.

Accept: Completely accept that this is how your boss is, and this is how he deals with people and situations. Never let your boss’s bad behaviour be an excuse for your own. All too often, people start feeling entitled to slack off, take longer and longer lunches, lose interest or stop performing well because of their bad boss. Don’t do it. Keep your mind focused on top performance.

Stop: Stop building up, negativity around his behaviour. Instead, understand what your boss does, and more importantly, why. When you know what drives your boss (even if your boss may not be fully conscious of it), you can speak to “his listening,” frame your opinions and use language in ways that line up with his core values, concerns, and priorities.

Invest: Rather than complaining about the boss, invest that time in developing skills and coping mechanisms that will help you to focus more on your work. Raise your own leadership capacity to deal with people and situations of any types, anywhere.

Shift: When you get frustrated or angry about your boss behaviours, shift these emotions to calmness by shifting your perspective and thoughts about the situation and person.

Finally, to know how to handle an unreasonable and difficult boss is to truly master the art doing the inner work on yourself first. Everything else will follow through.

Here is a video with a tip that most of the clients have applied and seen the results. https://youtu.be/9Hc7xRvRZck

–Payal Nanjiani

Reach out to Payal at success@payalnanjiani.com or connect with her on LinkedIn or Facebook page. Women leaders and entrepreneurs can now subscribe to the iSucceed-an inspirational podcast for women.

Discover Incredible work done by Payal Nanjiani at  https://www.payalnanjiani.com/  

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This month author Ms. Nidhi Borana is sharing a very motivating article about how women can even all the odds in life-

“What would happen if we encouraged all women to be a little more ambitious? I think the world would change.” – Reese Witherspoon

Work by itself is neutral. We do not perform work in a pressure-free environment. The activities we human perform are in a social context – that is, they are characterized by their thoughts, thinking and mental patterns. This has led to the fact that specific meanings and values are attached to work. As a society, we are becoming larger, and more interdependent which makes it vital to divide labour. This division of labour contributes to order and progress in society.

Earlier, only ability and skill-based approaches were used to divide labour. Over time, a variety of social, moral and religious philosophies defined the framework for division of labour. It is from here where work role began to be gender-defined too.

She was fourteen and all ambitious. She wished to be an architect. She spoke of her career plans to her friends, family. She was advised one fine day that it’s not a rational career choice, as it was not meant for the females. “It’s a man’s world out there and it isn’t safe. It’s a lot of field work and requires late working hours.”, she stated. She was advised to look for other career options, that were more woman-friendly. She took this advice seriously. A few years later she mentioned, she regrets not having taken architecture.

Yes, gender stereotyping is very common around the world when it comes to career selection. Women have always been asked to make wise choices, as they would eventually be married and have children. Gender bias for decades has been the norm and now it is time to displace this bias with being Neutral.

Learning skills at every stage of life is constant. From learning to crawl, talk, walk, run, write, these are basic skills we have learnt. When we talk about forming careers, it’s the build-up of skills over the years that allow us to form that career. Evolution is one of the reasons that in certain jobs we see more or only men as they have more muscle mass. But, with growing technology and early training women too can take up those jobs. These jobs include mining, construction, heavy truck drivers, firefighters, army, welders, carpenters and plumbers. Even high-risk jobs like detectives, wildlife photographers have seen this bias. Apart from these, computers repairing, surgeons, bus conductors, automobile drivers, ministers and CEOS are mostly men.

The career we choose defines our contribution to society at large. Women have traditionally lived the role of a homemaker while exhibiting their skills beyond excellence. Some of the jobs where we do find more women are teachers, counsellors, nurses, caretakers and have done well, to say the least.

Amidst all of this for centuries we have had women who sailed through the oceans, flew the jet plane, been surgeons, researchers, fought wars at the borders, nursed the injured and did farming. While these women made history by breaking away from the traditional role of the homemaker, i.e. a housewife and a mother, they are few in ratio.

With gender-neutral education picking up speed and more awareness in society, we have seen women explore other careers more than ever. With primary and secondary education being made mandatory for both boys and girls, their visions have grown. Girls are ambitious and taking their careers very seriously. Today the number of female doctors, architects, pilots, athletes and researchers are on the rise. And what could be more beautiful than the fact that men today are more accepting of women at their workplace? An accepting and comfortable working environment, governments and lawmakers of countries making sure of women’s safety has made working environments women-friendly and made it easier for women to get jobs.

I did some research to find women who have done well in an otherwise male-dominated job.

Mukeshdevi from India runs an auto repair service. It’s her family business.

Shantideva from India is one of the very few tyre technicians. She is an expert at her work and does her work very efficiently.

Kalpana Chawla- the first woman of Indian descent to go to space.

These women inspire so many women to think the unthinkable and dream big.

So, the big question is how young girls and women can even think of taking up careers that are predominantly considered to be a man’s work?

Well, one of the ways is to undergo a psychometric assessment that would bring their interests, personalities and existing skill to their awareness and focus. Although assessment has no age limit, it would be ideal that girls take career assessments at an early age, so that they choose an appropriate field and go ahead for basic or advanced skills training accordingly. They can also chart out their skills training plan for the next few years which will include the selection of possible institutes and mentors, preparation for entrances or competitions and creation of timelines.

Also, through counselling girls and women can be motivated to take up a career of their choice. By organising mentoring programs, we can further motivate them to better their skills and give them emotional support and a psychological edge.

Having a role model has its own benefits. If girls and women have a role model it will encourage them to take up unconventional careers. Making bold choices gives us the best opportunities to stand out and lead the masses. One becomes a role model when one has the edge and does the unconventional to stand out. One such woman from the present day who comes to my mind is Serena Williams, a very successful tennis player. She currently holds the record of 23 grand slams and second highest in women tennis. But what makes it more special is the fact that she won the 23rd slam while three months pregnant. It’s her grit, hard work and determination to win that inspires. And this is just one example, there are so many other such women in the past who made history and so many are in the making. Serena Williams is famous. We can find these role models in our mothers, grandmothers, teachers and mentors who are in our immediate surroundings doing their work so passionately. This brings me to the point, ‘if she can do it so can I.’ Yes, it is POSSIBLE for YOU and for ME to not just dream the unimaginable but ACHIEVE it too. The best way to answer ‘women can’t’ is ‘DO IT’. Take the first step, keep moving and don’t stop. Your actions, hard-work, resilience, the determination shall silence those who question your choices.

So, let us encourage women and motivate them to make the world a better place.

Edumilestones (CCA program) has empowered many women career counsellors who are making a huge impact in shaping the career lives of many individuals.

Ms. Nidhi Borana, is a counselling psychologist & practitioner of arts-based therapy. She is working as a personal counsellor and career counsellor from last 6 years.

Womenlines as an online media partner for IVenture, presented by APACSMA and conceptualized by Zee TV and Dream Catchers, takes pleasure to share synopsis about the whole event. Do check out the video series of the event shared above–

If a platform comes up for entrepreneurs with all ingredients for learning opportunity, growing one’s network with right mindset people and above all getting felicitation from the leaders around, it is definitely going to be a huge success, and IVenture, presented by APACSMA, conceptualized by Zee TV and Dream Catchers and powered by BlockOn in Singapore fell in this category of success story!

The IVenture platform was created with the aim of giving an opportunity to entrepreneurs in Singapore to connect, learn and grow together as an Entrepreneur community. To fulfil this, for over 2 days organizers curated activities and an exciting line up of speakers, who shared their experience, knowledge and skills with all of the participants. IVenture was organised from 6th June-7th June at S P Jain School of Global Management, Singapore.

Shalima Motial Founder & CEO of Dream Catchers was both the co-producer along with Zee TV & the Emcee for both the days of the workshop. She opened the ceremony by congratulating all the top Entrepreneurs & saying a hearty thanks to all sponsors and media partners. Starting with “Presenting Sponsor “APACSMA- The School for Sales & Marketing. Powered by BlockOn, Associate Sponsor Joyalukas; Knowledge Partners – SP Jain School of Global Management, StartUpO, Singapore Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry ;F & B Partners -Rocking Rickshaw, Official Media Partners “India Se’ Supporting Partners – Founders Junction and Womenlines, Photography and Videography partners- SKG Arts and Picture Perfect.

Tripta Singh Executive Vice President Zee Network invited Dr John Fong- CEO and Head of Campus SP Jain School of Global Management to address the participants

The first session of the day was carried exceptionally well by Dr Bhanu Ranjan, Associate Professor, S P Jain School of Global Management. She spoke about an interesting topic – ‘ Are you an effective negotiator?’ This session was followed by very informative sharing by Mr Kumaran Barathan, CEO of Singapore Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry who spoke on the topic ‘Business Transformation through Digitization’.
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Mr Parthiban from AEN was the next speaker. Mr Fred from StartUpO spoke on a very interesting topic “Art of Persuasion. Ms Shobha Tsering Bhalla, Founder and Managing director, India Se, was the last speaker for the first day of the event. She shared the unique challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Singapore.

To wrap up the evening on a fun note, there was a musical team activity called the “Drum Circle” which acted as an icing on the cake by involving all participants coming up with a unique musical piece by using various Musical Instruments.

Next day of IVenture saw Entrepreneurs coming up with renewed excitement & energy to soak in more from the speakers of that day. They were also excited about the “Felicitation Ceremony” organized in the evening for them, indeed a proud moment for each of them. Dr Veena Jadhav- Assistant Dean (EMBA) & Assistant Professor (HRM) was the first speaker on the second day of IVenture. Her topic was ‘Entrepreneurship beyond boundaries’.

Linda Harjadi from Facebook carried an interesting session on ‘How to use Facebook to grow business ‘. Joining next was Ms Zeenath Kuraisha – CEO, Head of Corporate & Academic Solutions at Asia Pacific Sales & Marketing Academy and Presenting sponsor for IVenture. She inspired the participants with her success story and spoke about ‘Business and Sustainability’.

Mr Jagdish Pandya- Founder & Chairman, BlockOn Capital Pte Ltd was the last speaker for the session. He shared all the valuable lessons he learnt throughout his entrepreneurial journey with the participants.

Deputy High Commissioner of India to Singapore Mr.Ninad Deshpande was the Guest of Honour for the event.

IVenture was quite a successful event as it gave a wonderful opportunity to all participants to reflect upon their entrepreneurial journey, to acquire new skills and mindset and also to network with like mindset entrepreneurs. Kudos to Dream Catchers and Zee TV for coming up with such an innovative platform.

Let Excellence be your brand!

Charu Mehrotra

Founder Womenlines

                                                         Dr Muller’s Infinity for Red Light Therapy 

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Yafot Wellness is a local health and wellness business in Singapore that seeks to provide the best services and products to help people achieve optimal health and wholeness, starting from the inside out. Yafot uniquely combines a variety of cutting-edge technologies along with expert health, nutrition and homoeopathic consultancy to enhance one’s wellness.

This week Womenlines is excited to share two of their innovative treatments Oxygen Rejuvenation Therapy and Signature Collagen Thermal Therapy from Germany and Japan–

Oxygen Rejuvenation Therapy

Oxygen. A vital yet often overlooked resource that our bodies depend on. Most of us have yet to learn about the extraordinary impacts of having a regular and healthy supply of oxygen in our bodies.

Due to ageing, decreasing oxygen levels in our environment and unhealthy habits/lifestyles, many face the silent yet alarming issue of oxygen deficiency. 

With Yafot’s 20 minutes high concentration oxygen therapy, you get to enjoy a consistent supply of 40% oxygen concentration. It is a simple yet powerful therapy for your mind and body.

Some of its Benefits:

(i) Recover from Fatigue

(ii) Skin Rejuvenation

(iii) Enhanced Immunity

(iv) Enhance Memory

(v) Greater Efficiency and Concentration in Work

Signature Collagenic Thermal Therapy

The highlight of this treatment features a session of Dr Muller’s Red Light Therapy, coupled with the use of our proprietary Rare Diamond Thermal Carbon Sheets, an innovation from Japan. Unique from its counterparts, it is a full body experience that covers you from head to toe. Other than stimulating your body to produce collagen, this treatment has many other benefits, both health and beauty related.

Red light wavelengths produce regenerative effects in our body when it comes into contact with our cells. By impacting cells on a cellular level, red light therapy has shown that it readily brightens one’s skin tone and improves texture. It also soothes inflammation, improves mild acne, and treats fine lines and wrinkles.

Thanks to its capability to stimulate collagen, red light therapy also aids in pain relief and muscle repair. Those who experience pain in their joints or muscles benefit from red light therapy, because of its regenerative effects to boost joint and musculoskeletal health.

In addition to having red light therapy, we have the Rare Diamond Thermal Carbon (RDTC) sheets that complement the treatment. With the use of RDTC sheets, the red light wavelengths are able to pass deeper into the body, through skin, fat and muscle and into one’s inorganic bone matter. It amplifies the red light wave resonance, resulting in greater regenerative effects on the body.

Offerings from Yafot Wellness are exclusive and can help people to achieve optimal health. Do contact Yafot’s friendly team to find out more about the offerings! 

Live Well, Feel Great – Yafot Wellness

Address:

360 Orchard Road, #03-16/17, International Building, Singapore 238869

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yafotwellness/

Contact no- 6951 1220

Womenlines takes pleasure to share about a wonderful initiative by an organisation SCHOOL (Society of Community Health Oriented Operational Links), which is very passionately working on very interesting projects on the teenage group and also on the elderly group in India, with the intention to provide the best support system to them while engaging other sectors around too. Listen from the CEO of SCHOOL, Dr Benazir Patil in the above video what is SCHOOL about and why you should support them in their initiatives-

Let us reach out to the adolescents of India

Today, we have the largest adolescent population the world has ever known – 1.2 billion, and about 89% of them live in developing countries.

In India itself, the adolescent population comprises over 1/4th of the total population and by 2020, India is set to become the world’s youngest country with 64% of its population in the working age group.

 This makes today and our time now, one of excess potential as well as one filled with great vulnerability for our upcoming generation.

 Investing in the development of India’s adolescent populace can help ensure a better future for them, one of equality and devoid of poverty.

 Through the ‘Teen Coalition’ SCHOOL works with Adolescents of India

 Teen Coalition seeks to invest in adolescents in order to generate a ‘triple dividend’ 

• improving their present lives

• aiding their transition to successful adulthood

• ensuring the overall wellbeing of the next generation

What we do

• Build effective platforms for adolescent engagement

• Draw attention to the rights and needs of girls and boys

• Design interventions that support adolescents’

• • • health and well-being

    • education and learning

    • protection from harm

    • economic opportunities

    • participation and engagement

    • and social protection

 Your contribution will help us deliver on our collective goals and secure a better future for India’s adolescents.

To know more about SCHOOL please visit https://www.school4dev.org/ .

Womenlines wants to request readers to help SCHOOL in whatever possible way (financially, volunteer, supporter, partnership) to help them to deliver successful projects, which can be a real help to that section of society which is actually looking forward to a helping hand, to live a better life!

Charu Mehrotra

Let Excellence be your brand

Founder- Womenlines

Womenlines welcomes Dr Tazeen Siddiqui as a guest contributor at Womenlines. She is the Managing Director at Mansha Educational Society, India. In her article, Dr Tazeen is sharing about interesting cookies which can do wonders in the workplace, named as ‘Mental Fortune Cookies’-

‘Mental Fortune Cookies’ can be helpful to run an efficient organization!

Organizations need to develop their team into not just efficient employees, but as the family who owns it completely. When the feeling of ownership is felt in every employee that “It is mine “then starts the real and pure power of giving the best with the right attitude of ownership and compassion.

To develop a great team, we need to provide them with” Mental Fortune cookies ” in the environment of the workplace that includes the freedom to raise their opinion and freedom to express their hearts and worries. Most important aspects of “Mental Fortune Cookies” that make their life taste the best is the ‘Mental Peace’ that is generated by Justice, Equality, Compassion and Freedom. Mental Fortune cookies that are cooked with ingredients of justice, equality, compassion, trust and freedom for the team taste the best as it is loved by all and the magic of it when shared leads to the transformation of hearts and minds.

Transformation in behaviour, attitude and reactions are the results of tasting the ‘Mental Fortune Cookies’ in the environment feeling satisfied with work, at its best with peace.

Dr Tazeen Siddiqui,
Managing Director
Mansha Educational society

http://www.jaimansha.org/team.php

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 Womenlines presents ‘Digital Wonders Campaign’  reporting about exclusive brands which can help people to achieve excellence in life.

It is pleasure to share about Yafot Wellness from Singapore which stands out in the field of wellness centres through its holistic offerings based on cutting edge latest technologies along with expert health, nutrition and homoeopathic consultancy to enhance one’s wellness.
Making people beautiful from inside to outside is the ultimate aim for Yafot team!

“Take care of your body. It is the only place you have to live!” – Jim Rohn

Health is wealth—we know it intuitively, and that’s why we invest so much to keep ourselves healthy. Famous motivational speaker Jim Rohn makes a convincing point as to why caring for our bodies is so vital—we’re spending our life living in this body! By taking care of our internal health issues, our body will naturally resonate health and beauty on the external as well.

Yafot Wellness is a local health and wellness business that seeks to provide the best services and products to help people achieve optimal health and wholeness, starting from the inside out. Yafot uniquely combines a variety of cutting-edge technologies along with expert health, nutrition and homoeopathic consultancy to enhance one’s wellness.

Sonny Kwok, the founder of Yafot Wellness, shared with Womenlines that “Health and wellness is an approach familiar to many, but what we provide here at Yafot is unique to any other in the industry. Many have testified of Yafot’s excellent services and products, even just after their first visit. We only seek the best for our customers.”

“Yafot means to become beautiful in the Hebrew language” explains Marilyn Kwok, co-founder of Yafot Wellness. “Beauty starts with health and wellness. To see our customers happy and thriving is more important than their external appearance. Beauty becomes a natural byproduct in the process of taking good care of your body. Through personalized regenerative therapies, gentle beauty treatments and natural holistic remedies, one can truly become beautiful in body, mind and soul.”

Going forward, Yafot Wellness will continue sourcing for more cutting edge technologies & products for the best of their customers’ holistic wellbeing. They are also launching an exciting new line of health supplements, so do get in touch with Yafot Wellness to find out more!

Live Well, Feel Great – Yafot Wellness

Address:

360 Orchard Road, #03-16/17, International Building, Singapore 238869

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yafotwellness/

Womenlines takes pleasure to welcome Subah Jain as 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 will be sharing various tips and recipes by Subah Jain to lead a healthy life. This month Subah is sharing about how ‘Wrong food is the root cause of all diseases’-

If you’re suffering from a health problem, be it big or small, all you’ll hear from the media or from doctors is, “take this drug or that drug” “pop a pill and make yourself feel better again”. Sure, drugs do take the symptoms away. But, every time you stop taking them, the problem re-appears, isn’t it? And every time it re-appears, it gets much worse than it was in the first place. That’s because medicines SUPPRESS, not CURE. They do not remove the root of the problem. In this video, I discuss that the wrong food is the root cause of all diseases. Learn how to cure your disease by changing your diet and eating foods straight from Nature.

Follow Satvic Movement on Instagram-

Instagram: http://instagram.com/satvicmovement

(Content credit Satvic Movement Channel Youtube)

Womenlines as an online media partner for the Boot Camp on the topic  ‘Self-Leadership and Self-Branding by She Sparks takes pleasure to share synopsis about the whole Bootcamp-

“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” – Aristotle

How beautifully Aristotle quote highlights the importance of understanding the authentic oneself which can lead to achieving excellence in life. Bootcamp by She Sparks was focussed to help the participants in rediscovering themselves and present themselves using branding tools in an authentic way to achieve success in life.

She Sparks Personal Branding and Personal Leadership for Women Bootcamp was brilliantly organised by Leadership Coach and founder of Leadership Demystified Webinars, Puja Talesara and a successful entrepreneur acknowledged as ‘The youngest Business Guru in Singapore’ CEO of SC Beauty Network and Bebebargains, Leza Klenk on 26 May at Cucina Restaurant, Singapore.

The One-day boot camp aimed at enabling women to create an impact and influence in all settings. The bedrock of the boot camp was Success is knowing oneself being comfortable with self and leveraging self to create impact and influence.

It was purposed to enable women to strive for excellence, achieve excellence and let excellence be their brand.

The two important components of boot camp were Personal Leadership and Personal Branding. The methodology deployed is a blend of tools, role-plays, real-life insights and the key mantras to practise.

Participants were delighted to go through self-awareness exercises, carried by Leadership Coach Puja Talesara, as it helped them to reflect mindfully on their strengths and weaknesses, how assertive they are, developing their Core Purpose Statement and what ‘Legacy’ are they going to leave behind. As a leadership coach Puja was terrific in empowering all participants with tools to how to ‘Communicate to Connect’; ‘How to build Assertive Muscle’; ‘How to focus’ and finally’ How to build up your confidence vessel’.

Leza Klenk, the serial entrepreneur wonderfully carried out the Self- branding workshop and empowered the participants with the right mindset required for self-branding. Her sharing with the participants helped them in understanding how important is self-branding and what are the key points to excel in self-branding. Leza asked the participants to’ Identify where the audience is’ ; ‘What do you want to be remembered as’. She shared fantastic tips on  ‘How to use social media for self-branding; How important is to have Unified theme in your content sharing and most important ‘How to handle negative feedback on social media’. She also brilliantly touched on how to use ‘Story Telling’ for self-branding.

MS Suchi, Conference Speaker, Chair Person, Asia GGA, Coach, Trainer conducted an awesome workshop on  ‘How To Prevent Burnouts’ during the boot camp. She carried out various laughter exercises and helped the participants to understand the importance of using the body as a tool to create happy hormones within, which can instantly help them to fight the burnouts!

Two-panel discussions at the end of the workshop worked like an icing on the cake. Successful women leaders from across the society from Singapore shared their entrepreneurship journey and reflected on the topics of leadership and branding with the audience. Leadership Coach Puja Talesara Bhandari conducted a panel discussion on the topic ‘Personal Leadership for Women’ with Women Leaders Joyce Kingsly ( chairperson LISHA Women’s Wing) Renuka Arora Bhagat (Founder Radio Masti 24×7 LIVE, Singapore) and  Louisa Lee II (Parallel Entrepreneur, Congruent Leader, Coach). Serial Entrepreneur. Serial Entrepreneur Leza Klenk conducted the second-panel discussion on the topic of ‘Importance of Self-Branding’ with women leaders Stacey Riley (Head of Business development WellteQ), Laetitia Wong (Career and Sales Mentor), and Charu Mehrotra (founder of online magazine Womenlines).

Womenlines wishes all the best to She Sparks team for their bright future and to come up with more bootcamps across the world!

Let Excellence be your brand!

Charu Mehrotra

Founder Womenlines

Womenlines brings tarot readings to its readers’ by an experienced online tarot cards reader Ms Madhvi Singh (12 years experience) from India. Ms Madhvi Singh, needing some answers herself, decided to understand the science of Tarot a few years back. At the end of it, she not only got her answers but her perspective to life changed, to encompass empathy with people who she came in touch with. As she exercised her Tarot reading skills for her friends, relatives and herself, word got around and soon she found many people needing support and advice to the immediate questions in their life.

Tarot reading comprises of intuition honed by experience and interpretation of each of the images with the collaborative energy of the person for whom the reading is done. The message for that person is channelled through the Tarot reader, whose skill and intuition helps crystallize the message and pass it on to the other person.

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Tarot Predictions for June 2019.

Aries(Mar 21-Apr 19)

Arians, this month you will have to take care of your health. Also opportunities for meeting new life partners for the single Arians. New partnerships may form, and there will be possibilities of a journey. You might have to control your finances. Think before acting and take care of yourself.

Taurus(Apr 20-May 20)

Taureans, this month may present some challenges. You may remain worried. Things may not work out as you desire. You may find it difficult to get new work. Do not get your hopes up, as you may have to play a waiting game. Better to swim with the tide and in time things will work in your favour.

Gemini(May 21-Jun 20)

Geminians, before doing anything consult others and think fully. You may also get involved in work related to legal processes. Keep your cool and do not worry too much. End results will work out in your favour. Gains are shown in property related matters.

Cancer(Jun 21- Jul 22)

Cancerians, this month may present you with multiple options to the extent of confusing you. New options/offers may come your way, related to your work. Work will be slow. Unmarried cancerians may get some proposals. Invest/lend wisely as money may get stuck.

Leo(Jul 23-Aug 22)

Leos expect changes to your life this month. Changes will be for the better. Hard work will be involved and rewards will be proportionate. Do not worry too much about any particular matter. Whatever happens will in due course be to your benefit.

Virgo(Aug 23-Sep 22)

Virgos, you will be circumspect and melancholic this month. You may plan to exit a situation. Like leaving old to transition into new. There may be regret for the things left. Exercise prudence in financial matters and take care of yourself. Meditation will help.

Libra(Sep 23-Oct 22)

Librans, this month leave some decisions to time. Do not lose focus in overzealousness to achieve something. It could give rise to some problems. Retain what you have. Resist urges to splurge. Do not let anyone to overcome you. Give proper time to work.

Scorpio(Oct 23-Nov 21)

Scorpios, helping others is a good trait. But do consider everything and act. There could be a sudden development. The mind will be restless and you will be confused about whether to act or not to act. That is why still your mind. Take care and act with due consideration. Just keep patience and try to meditate.

Sagittarius(Nov 22-Dec 21)

Sagittarians, this month again looks good for you; new job offers and new property including inherited property is seen. Financial prospects also look good. Spend time with family.

Capricorn(Dec 22-Jan 19)

Capricornians, this month will see some proposals coming for the unmarried. There could be celebrations at home. There could be work related to authority as well. Take care and consider everything. Do not rely too much on anyone.

Aquarius(Jan 20-Feb 18)

Aquarians, this month you may have to put up with challenges. Health will be delicate. Take good care of yourself. You may have feelings of regret. There could be feelings of loneliness and helplessness. Just go with the flow and things will improve.

Pisces(Feb 19-Mar 20)

Pisceans, the start of this month will be good. It could turn emotional towards the middle, but keep control of your emotions. There should be a balance in everything. You may take/need good advice. Try to meditate and make yourself strong.

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