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What is the first step in the goal-setting process?

  • Preparation
  • Planning (correct)
  • Execution/Implementation
  • Evaluation

Which type of goal focuses on making a positive impact and contributing to society?

  • Dream Goals
  • Survival Goals
  • Achievement Goals
  • Noble Goals (correct)

What does the 'R' in S.M.A.R.T. goals stand for?

  • Recurring
  • Relevant (correct)
  • Resourceful
  • Realistic

Which of the following is a characteristic of a goal that is 'Measurable'?

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Which level of goal setting emphasizes feeling good and having materials?

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What is essential to identify before developing personal goals?

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What quality should a goal have to ensure commitment and achievability?

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Which aspect of goal-setting focuses on the timeframe for achieving the goal?

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What is the primary source of lethargy and procrastination according to the content?

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What role does the subconscious mind play in molding personality?

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Which term refers to the impressions that shape our personality?

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How can neural pathways in the brain be maintained?

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What is a potential consequence of allowing negative impressions to dominate our subconscious?

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What is implied about the relationship between skills and character in achieving success?

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Why is it important to choose noble activities for the subconscious mind?

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What do the neural pathways in the brain resemble?

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What does the S.M.A.R.T. acronym in goal setting stand for?

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How many goals should you limit yourself to at any one time?

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What is an important step after writing down your goals?

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What is the purpose of a personal action plan?

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What should you do when faced with obstacles while pursuing your goals?

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What is a common misconception about achieving goals?

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What should you do periodically after setting your goals?

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How can you celebrate your success after achieving a goal?

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What are the three significant aspects through which culture is expressed?

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Why is it important to verify the information we receive about our culture?

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Which source is considered trustworthy when learning about culture?

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What is a primary cause of time wasters according to the outlined content?

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Which of the following is categorized as a Priority 1 task?

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How is culture rooted in our lives according to the information provided?

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What is suggested for effectively managing a long list of tasks?

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What role do ancestors and elders play in understanding culture?

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What is described as a consequence of ineffective time management habits?

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What happens when culture becomes a part of our thoughts?

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What is necessary for involvement in culture according to the content?

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What aspect is critical for evolving personal habits according to the content?

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Which of the following represents the last category of task priority?

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Why is trust deemed essential in learning about culture?

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How can one specify their tasks for effective prioritization?

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What happens to time-wasting habits when urgent activities arise?

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What does Chaitanya symbolize in the context provided?

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Which aspect is NOT mentioned as part of Yoga in the content?

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What term is used to describe the connection between Individual Mind and Universal Mind?

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Who amongst the following is the Chief Programme Co-ordinator at the Human Networking Academy?

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Which of the following adjunct faculty members specializes in Yoga?

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What is the significance of the Namaskāra-Mudra in the context of Yoga?

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a topic in the index?

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In the context provided, which of the following concepts is associated with positive thoughts?

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Flashcards

Awakening Hidden Potential

A state of heightened awareness and conscious connection to our true potential.

Effective Communication & Presentation Skills

The ability to convey thoughts and ideas effectively, both verbally and non-verbally.

Goal Setting

Establishing well-defined objectives and strategies to achieve desired outcomes.

Learning Made Easy

Strategies and techniques that make the process of learning easier and more enjoyable.

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Healthy Relationships

Building and maintaining strong, healthy connections with others, based on mutual respect and understanding.

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Time Management

Managing time efficiently and effectively to maximize productivity and achieve goals.

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Vyashti-Chaitanya

The state of individual mind, limited in scope and capacity.

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Vishva-Chaitanya

The universal mind, the source of all creation and consciousness.

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Samskaras

The subconscious mind stores and builds personality traits through repeated actions or experiences.

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Vasanas

These are impressions formed by our actions, shaping our personality. Positive impressions are beneficial, making it vital to be mindful of our choices.

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Inertia State

A state of inaction or lethargy that hinders progress toward goals, potentially leading to depression.

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Principle of Calmness and Alertness

A combination of calmness and alertness, essential for achieving goals and staying focused.

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Neural Pathways

Connections in the brain established through repeated actions or thoughts. These pathways strengthen with continued use and weaken with neglect.

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Subconscious Mind

The power of the subconscious mind to influence our actions, beliefs, and overall personality.

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Optimally Using the Subconscious Mind

The ability to make positive changes by influencing the subconscious mind.

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Character's Importance in Success

Character plays a crucial role in achieving lasting success.

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Personal SWOT analysis

A strategic planning method that involves assessing your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to identify areas for growth and improvement.

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SMART goals

A set of guidelines for setting effective goals, ensuring they are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

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Write down your goals

A process where you write down your goals to make them concrete and increase your commitment to achieving them.

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Personal action plan

A detailed plan outlining the steps, actions, and resources required to accomplish your goals.

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Preparing for obstacles

The ability to prepare for obstacles and challenges by anticipating them and having strategies to overcome them.

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Celebrate your success

When you reach your goal, you celebrate your accomplishment and acknowledge your hard work.

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Life-long goal setting

A continuous process of setting new goals, learning from past experiences, and continually striving for growth and improvement.

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Align goals with values

A way to keep your goals aligned with your values. If your goals don't match your values, they won't bring you lasting satisfaction.

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Personal Values & Mission Statement

The understanding of your personal values and beliefs guides your goals and ensures they align with who you are.

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Goal Setting: Planning

The first stage of goal setting involves planning, where you define your goals, break them down into smaller steps, and outline clear objectives and strategies.

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Goal Setting: Preparation

Active preparation for your goals involves gathering resources, acquiring necessary skills, and creating a supportive environment to increase your chances of success.

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Goal Setting: Execution/Implementation

The final and crucial stage of goal setting, where you put your plans into action, take consistent steps towards your goals, and monitor your progress.

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Levels of Goal Setting: Survival

A level of goal setting focused on basic needs and survival, ensuring you have the essentials for a stable and fulfilling life.

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Levels of Goal Setting: Success

A higher level of goal setting where you focus on success, aiming for recognition, enjoyable experiences, and material possessions.

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Levels of Goal Setting: Significance/Sensitivity

The highest level of goal setting, driven by a sense of purpose and a desire to contribute positively to the world, emphasizing personal growth and making a difference.

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Time Wasters

Unnecessary activities that waste time and can be easily avoided, such as excessive social media use, last-minute searches, and waiting without purpose.

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Prioritization of Tasks

The ability to prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, leading to effective time management and increased productivity.

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Task Segregation

Categorizing tasks into lists based on their alignment with your goals, making it easier to manage and track progress.

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Goal-Oriented Activities

Activities that directly contribute to achieving your goals, both short-term and long-term.

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Unfulfilled Life

The lack of clear goals or a systematic plan to pursue them, leading to a sense of unfulfillment and wasted potential.

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Procrastination

A habit that can quickly consume time, leading to procrastination and delays in accomplishing essential tasks.

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Habit Change

The ability to change habits and behaviors by consciously choosing to engage in productive and purposeful activities.

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Secondary Goals

Activities that contribute indirectly to achieving your goals, supporting the primary efforts.

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Cultural Expression

Culture is expressed through words, thoughts, and actions. They influence each other and ultimately shape our understanding and experience of it.

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Engaging with Culture

Realizing and experiencing culture in all aspects of life - words, thoughts, and actions - is essential for genuine understanding and appreciation.

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Importance of Accurate Information

Reliable information is crucial for making informed decisions and avoiding potential harm. It's like knowing how to ride a bike before getting on one.

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Learning About Culture

The best way to learn about culture is to experience it firsthand. However, if that's not possible, listening to reliable sources like family, teachers, and scholars is the next best option.

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The Importance of Trust

Trust is essential for navigating the world and learning about our culture. We rely on trusted figures like parents, teachers, and elders to guide us.

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Learning From Ancestors

The wisdom of our ancestors and elders provides valuable insights and lessons for understanding and preserving our culture.

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Recording and Sharing Culture

Record-keeping through spoken or written language is essential for preserving and sharing cultural information across generations.

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Accessing Cultural Information

Accessible and reliable information about our culture strengthens our connection to it and allows us to learn from our past.

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Study Notes

Jain University - Course Information

  • Declared as a deemed-to-be university under the UGC Act, 1956
  • Offers a Mind Management and Human Values course
  • Part of the Human Networking Academy (a division of Jain Group of Institutions)
  • Course available to first-year undergraduate students

Message to Faculty and Students

  • Human Networking Academy (JGI) has developed a new Mind Management and Human Values course for the undergraduate program.
  • The course aims to help students achieve mental clarity and realise their potential.
  • Key figures involved in course creation were appreciated.

Editorial Board

  • Included a list of faculty members involved
  • Prof. K.S. Shantamani - Chief Mentor, and TNC Col. Vijayasarathy, VSM (President Awardee) were mentioned as key members of the committee
  • Other faculty members named are Assistant Professors in the Human Networking Academy

Index

  • Course modules listed include: Awakening Hidden Potential, Effective Communication & Presentation Skills, Goal Setting, Learning Made Easy, Healthy Relationships, and Time Management, and a Script for the Indian Knowledge System.

Introduction

  • Chaitanya refers to consciousness and the source of life
  • Vyashti-Chaitanya is individual consciousness
  • Vishva-Chaitanya is Universal Consciousness
  • Yoga connects the individual mind to the Universal Mind
  • Goal of a human being is to connect to universal energy/consciousness
  • Negative tendencies, like consumerism, stand in the way
  • Finding a solution to reconnect with nature is essential.

Awakening Hidden Potential

  • Discusses the concept of Vishva Chaitanya
  • Explains Vyashti Chaitanya (individual consciousness) and Samashti Chaitanya (collective consciousness)
  • Humans need to connect with nature through focus and curiosity.
  • Explains the importance of a person to connect with nature.

Mind Your Mind

  • Zen Master's meditation with birds
  • Mind is a sensitive medium, a part of universal consciousness.
  • Conscious mind has four properties: atomicity, calmness & alertness, random activity, and inertia.

The Subconscious Mind

  • Subconscious mind controls aspects of our personality
  • Samskaras are impressions from our past actions; these create our personality.
  • Vasanas are impressions of experience that help shape our personality
  • Tapping both the conscious and subconscious mind is a path to achieving goals.

Neural Pathways

  • Frequent repetition creates neural pathways in the brain.
  • Unused pathways fade.
  • This concept connects well to the importance of daily habit building and how they impact our well-being and potential.

Effective Communication & Presentation Skills

  • Importance of both verbal and non-verbal communication
  • Recognizing and addressing personal communication obstacles is important
  • Development of strategies to improve communication is crucial.
  • Explains the basics of communication process with a diagram

Essential Communication Skills for Career

  • Different types of listening styles, active and passive
  • Key importance of communication

Seeking Feedback and Being Confident

  • Value of seeking feedback to improve communication
  • The importance of self-confidence to communicate clearly.

Importance of Communication

  • How communication plays a crucial role in daily life
  • Communication is needed for personal and professional development
  • Communication barriers discussed to address ways to avoid conflicts

How to Become an Effective Communicator

  • Different communication styles exist
  • Aggressive, Passive, Passive-Aggressive, and Assertive styles, influence communication
  • The ability to understand these styles leads to appropriate responses

Goal Setting

  • Goal is a statement of broad intent or conditions for an intended outcome.
  • Key reasons for goal-setting, development, and fulfillment.
  • Three steps to goal-setting: Planning, Preparation, and Execution/Implementation.
  • Levels of goal setting(Survival, Success, and Significance)
  • Types of goals: Noble and dream.
  • SMARTS goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound)

Learning Made Easy

  • Importance of good grades and how they impact students.
  • Emphasizes how to avoid the build-up of ignorance.
  • “5R” principle (5 steps) discussed: Review, Revise, Rewrite, Revalue, Repeat

How to Study Effectively

  • Various aspects of study methods are discussed.
  • Time allocation per subject for study and rest
  • The value of taking breaks while studying

Healthy Relationships

  • Emphasises positive interactions and attitudes
  • Practices for healthier relationships discussed and tips for better interactions
  • Guidelines and practices highlighted for better interpersonal relationships.

Time Management

  • Time is valuable, finite
  • Key characteristics of time are discussed for a better understanding
  • How effective time management can be utilised
  • Important aspects like time allocation/prioritization
  • Various tips, methodologies, planning and organisation methods are discussed.

What is Culture?

  • Understanding words within a cultural context.
  • Words have multiple meanings and are interpreted differently based on personal experiences and feelings
  • Culture is a complex concept; aspects are discussed separately
  • Culture is expressed through words, thoughts, and actions. Various aspects of a culture can be highlighted.

What is the idea of a temple?

  • Temples were designed to be places of worship to express ideas and beliefs
  • The importance of temples for promoting harmony and understanding
  • Importance of maintaining the concept of temples
  • The values and beliefs of a culture can be seen in the built form of a temple
  • Features of religious architecture discussed

Ayurveda

  • Detailed information on Ayurveda, as a holistic system.
  • Its practices, principles, and relevance to modern health.
  • Various benefits of Ayurveda are discussed (including detoxification, pain relief, immunity)

Gandharva Veda

  • A branch of Vedic wisdom focusing on music and its interconnectedness to other aspects.
  • Discusses the concept of music, rhythms, and melodies
  • Explores different ways that music is used to improve lives.

Healthy Relationships, Practice Commandments

  • Various forms of healthy relationship practices/commandments to promote a better life.

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