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14 LESSONS LEARNED FROM COVID 19 PANDEMIC – DR. GEETANJALI PAREEK

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  14 LESSONS LEARNED FROM COVID 19 PANDEMIC – DR. GEETANJALI PAREEK   Covid 19 was a global catastrophe in 2020 and it still remains to be in 2021, with over 3.5 lakh new cases registered each day in India itself. It shook the world completely, in either way physically, mentally, emotionally, economically etc.   However during this course Covid 19 taught us many lessons. Here are some of the lessons which I learnt and definitely you all too must have.   1. LIFE IS UNPREDICTABLE :   Life is unpredictable and it throws surprises every now and then. No one has full control over it, not even the mightiest of rulers. Even something as minute as a microscopic virus can halt the progress of the nations, globally in every aspect jeopardizing the entire life. Our elders use to teach us that a small ant can kill a large elephant, simile of which I happen to witness during this Covid 19 pandemic where a minute virus has brought mankind to its knees.   So w...
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I DON’T BELIEVE IN DEFEAT | DR. GEETANJALI PAREEK

  I DON’T BELIEVE IN DEFEAT   Many of us feel bogged down by the very hurdles in one’s life. They feel worthless if not hopeless and at times DEFEATED in their life. Henceforth there are many mental ill health issues which creep up. It’s not always depression as one may have in mind but it might result into many other mental and physical health issues depending on which site of the body it affects.   So, what on earth is the best way out to keep all these problems at bay?   Well, it is just very simple to follow   So, the very first thing to do about an obstacle is simply to stand up to it and not complain about it or whine under it but forthrightly attack it. Don’t go crawling through life on your hands and knees HALF- DEFEATED. Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. When you will stand you will find that they (obstacles) haven’t got half strength that you think they have. Just stand up to it, that’s all, and don’t give way...
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TO BE A WINNER BE DEAF TO NEGATIVITY | DR. GEETANJALI PAREEK

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TO BE A WINNER BE DEAF TO NEGATIVITY   Revisited, 7 th September 2025. On 5 th September some of my old students wished me “Happy Teachers Day.” It was quite a moment when your students remember you even though you are not with them. Today as I was just scrolling past my old posts and found this post which I specifically made for them. This post first appeared during covid times a time of noise and uncertainty. When there was chaos everywhere and my students were seeking advice what to do and not to do in this chaos. So I made this post for them. Today when I saw this post, I return to it not to rewrite, but to reattune. The insight remains the same: to win is to listen selectively. What follows is just a reflection on clarity, presence, and the quiet strength of choosing what not to echo. Sometimes, the message doesn’t change—but the way we carry it deepens. 🧭 Revised Article: To Be a Winner, Be Selectively Deaf Clarity isn’t loud. It’s chosen. There’s a kind of ...
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