Drmeerakulkarni

             Lift through incredible laughter None of us can ignore a good laugh – even though we may not be laughing. If we are in this laughter, I am sure we are enjoying ourselves. It was very strange when I discovered that not everybody laughs. Some shyly smile, some without a sound and others are unable to laugh carefree – loud, thunderous, with their eyes watering like an overflooding river.  I have met both kinds of people in my life –  To read more join us on... https://drmeerakulkarni.com

     Pleasant ways to draw people bridges So many people are lonely in the later part of their lives. Nobody cares about them; all seem to be indifferent to them and isolation kills them much before death actually takes over.  It leads me to wonder after all the work put into life, at this stage in life what really matters? Would it be encashing the relationship bridges built or would it be loneliness due to inability to connect with others. Three simple formula if applied in our life – at any stage of life, can help us in the circle of life. I recommend this specially for those loners who are shy, unable to socialise as they haven’t developed the skills to do so and have stayed on the side-lines. To come to the centre stage of life, these three formulae are good to practice. Formula 1: Communicating to understand Some people are battling with a little more served by life-  To read more join us on... https://drmeerakulkarni.com

    Two unique but effective tool to start  feeling relevant In retirement period, many retirees undergo a feeling of being wasted (they have so much of expertise and nowhere to use it), useless, have nothing to look forward to, no goals to accomplish and sometimes even no hope in their lives. John, Krishna, Mala, Neha and Danny have similar complaints, “I seem to make no difference by being alive to anybody – those far away or near me. It feels a futile life and quite meaningless to live this way.”   I suggest two unique tools to start feeling relevant once again: begin with yourself and second- look out for opportunity to extend it. The only thing this 72 years old widow, Mrs. Tara Sharma knew and was passionate about was knitting. She was very good, neat & fast at knitting, created new designs and made a variety of knitted products. For almost three years after falling ill, she had given up knitting & was getting bored, irritable & withdrawing fr...