* “How to Win Friends & Influence People – A Vedic Perspective”

To reserve a place, please e-mail seriesof12@gmail.com. If you have any questions, please let myself or Dipti Chokshi (dchokshi@uk.ey.com) know, and feel free to extend the invitation to colleagues/friends/family.

Venue:
Mulberry Restaurant (Ground Floor)
Ernst & Young LLP
1 More London Place
London Bridge SE1 2AF
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Session outline:
The session will explore the core areas of Dale Carnegie’s best-seller for over 70 years, How to Win Friends & Influence People, from a Vedic perspective, including those outlined below. Our speaker is Edward Anobah, a leadership coach and mentor in industry who has practiced and shared the art of Vedic leadership for the past 15 years. He delivered the Series of 12 inaugural seminar entitled “The Art of War – A Vedic Perspective”, and has recently delivered similar seminars at UBS, and Morgan Stanley. Edward studied Economics and Philosophy at the London School of Economics.

? ? ? ?1. If you want to gather honey, don’t kick over the beehive: cultivating respect
? ? ? ?2. The big secret of dealing with people: understanding needs
? ? ? ?3. Do this and you’ll be welcome anywhere: universal relationship dynamics
? ? ? ?4. How to make people like you instantly: recognising others’ nature
? ? ? ?5. How to criticise and not be hated for it: nurturing a benevolent attitude
? ? ? ?6. How to spur people onto success: serving and fostering others’ ability

Itinerary:
18.00-18.30: Registration & Networking
18.30-18.35: Welcome
18.35-19.30: Seminar and Q&A
19.30-20.00: Networking