hello dear family,
can anyone please share me a book called, "How to Win Friends and
Influence People".
thanks and regards,
sazid
On 7/13/18, Vamshi. G wrote:
> Agree with Vasu. Avoidance of such gatherings will only result in
> further exclusion. Further, as vasu said, others should find
Agree with Vasu. Avoidance of such gatherings will only result in
further exclusion. Further, as vasu said, others should find value in
association with us. I often see my friends and colleagues waiting
for me to take lunch. Even when I couldn't attend any such
gatherings, I will be told the
You may not really need to take an escort as it is practically not possible
all the time. But ensure you make acquaintance with a couple of people
before the lunch with an enriching conversation. Then accompany them for
lunch. Ask "if you could join them for lunch and could they be able to
help?"
Hi,
This happens to most of us.
When ever there is a joint lunch or lunch during meetings, people
walk around here and there with their plates in their hands. But, we
are unable to do it. So, It limits our interactions.Actually, I travel
every where independetly mostly by bus/train. But, I
Hi Amar,
Thanks for your suggestions. While I have a good sense of humour and
reasonable inter personal skills, would polish them further.
On 7/11/18, Amar Jain wrote:
> Hi Turab,
>
> Matching matching challenges!
> In addition to all what has been said so far, below are a few suggestions:
>
>
Hi Turab,
Matching matching challenges!
In addition to all what has been said so far, below are a few suggestions:
1. Learn to find common interests. It could be FIFA for you, and it is
definitely BudWeiser for me!
2. Learn to develop human abilities like sense of humour and don’t just focus
Hi Rahul,
Thanks for your reply.
Great elucidation.
Well, as regards your point of screen reader being a barrier to
meaningful interaction, in my present work schedule, my reliance on a
personal companion to help me navigate the court becomes a hurdle to
building good relationships: as I often
I think cultivating greater independence in a phased manner is important in
terms of having greater control over one's movements. This is also a function
of the nature of one's personality - introversion and disability do not make
for a good combination. One of the biggest obstacles is that
Hello Geeta Ma'am and Tilak
Thanks a lot for your inputs
Geeta Ma'am as to your suggestions.
1. In the office where I worked, there was no separate lunch bar:
People would just gather around a work table in their small groups
with their tiffins. Hence, I found it difficult to break into a group.
Hi Turab,
As a blind person trying to fit in, one should bear in mind the following:
1. It is essential to be as independent as possible. Ensure that you learn
your way around the office as well as the route to the canteen, so that you
don't rely on colleagues to go for lunch or tea with you. If
I feel most of us face this issue but one has to find the way to deal
with this problem and this may be subjective person to person how one
can deal with this I don’t think there is some fix ways to solve this
problem. However, I would like to mention few points below which may
help:
Be
hi dear friend,
even i face this type of problem. often we have retirement function
as well as transfer farewell function at that time i will be alone.
thanks and regards,
sazid
On 7/8/18, turab chimthanawala wrote:
> Hi all,
> Hope this message finds you well.
> While over the years I have
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