ThinkRite

We had a program at Ashok Leyland for worker’s education. One of the teachers for workers at Ashok Leyland had attended the Unlimited Power program at ThinkRite earlier and was very impressed with our presentation. Further on, his training quality also became top-notch. When the authorities enquired behind the mammoth improvements in his teaching skills, he pointed to ThinkRite. Very impressed they had requested for a direct session with Kirtanya. And so it happened that a jam packed hall awaited us on the evening of ninth October. Sarcastic in the beginning, skeptical a little later, very curious and then awestruck were the range of emotions that passed in the crowd. Until the end not one single person left the hall instead people kept adding on. There was a standing ovation in the end and warm invitations to come again as soon as possible.

Should we even mention that the program was a grand success?!

This was a very mature batch of MBA students. They seem to have had a series of classes with various people who were leaders in their field. In a very interactive session Kirtanya explained to them as to

How the management of businesses is nothing but the management of minds and in order to manage the minds of others efficiently, first you should become proficient in managing your mind.

This struck a very deep chord in them as they could see that they have never given a thought to handling their own postponements, idiosyncrasies’ emotional and mental worlds. After Kirtanya left, the girls had given a whopping score of ten on ten for the lecture, one of the very few to have scored a perfect ten. They communicated their interest in having Thinkrite for a full fledged workshop almost immediately.

Session Date: July 16, 2009

Our Seminar today was in AMK polytechnic college, near Poonamalli. We had two consecutive sessions with the students of fifth semester and the response of the students was terrific. Initial five minutes was a bit of an uproar and the students were their usual noisy, teasing self. But they were in total control after the initial ice breakers. Almost all of them were from a lower socio-economic background and the message that

They need not be the prisoners of their Birth

reached home quiet powerfully. Quite a few of them also approached us later wanting to learn the science of handling the mind.

Session Date: July 8, 2009

The session was for the third years in Sri Sastha engineering college. About 120 of them attended the class. The placement dean, Mr. Bhaktha had said earlier that the college will simply give the time and the students, but that it is up to us to keep them in control. Since Kirtanya herself looked hardly out of college he expressed a great deal of concern over her ability to conduct the session successfully. But as it turned out, right from the word go, there was pin-drop silence in the auditorium. It was an extremely interesting session and we thank the management of Sri Sastha engineering college for giving us this opportunity to influence the lives of 120 students.

Session Date: July 7, 2009