In 1946, The World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as “a state of complete Physical, Mental ( Brain / Mind ), and Social / Spiritual well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Therefore a complete sense of well being involves the journey of nurturing our physical and Mental / Brain health as well […]
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Now, we move on to the next healthy marriage traits which is sharing of responsibilities Traditionally, for every culture, husband and wife have certain roles and responsibilities expected by the community. For example, the man is expected to work to put food on the table and put a roof above, while the woman is expected […]
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Copyright of Ngee Key Global Learning & Development (GL&D) for MSD – Leadership Development Trainer, Executive Coach & Advisor , Singapore Unlocking Leadership Wisdom through Chinese Characters: The Art of Listening We all know how to listen, right? But have you ever considered the intricate process of listening and its ancient wisdom? In modern leadership […]
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In my July 2024 post , I shared the first healthy marriage trait which is Healthy Conflict Resolution. Then I followed up with several post regarding individual mental health, because good mental health is absolutely important for healthy marriage and communication. So, today, let me follow up on the series by sharing the Healthy Marriage […]
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Hey Friends! Teacher’s day is a day to remind us of our “Gurus” , Children’s day to celebrate childhood including our “Inner Child” , and many other meaningful events such as Valentine’s day, Mother’s day, Father’s day, so on and so forth. 10th October is World Mental Health Day. A day to remind us the […]
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