FIIB Organises a Self-Management Session for Students

Nee Delhi-based Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) organized a one-day session on Self-Management for the students at its campus. The session on Self-Management was organised by Synergy Club on Thursday 21st January 2016.The session was conducted by Mr. Nirmal Matella, Head, Art of Living Youth.

Speaker mentioned main issues that students face:

• Peer pressure
• Stress
• Projects assignments

Students need a break from regular studies and keeping this in mind an event was organised by Synergy Club. It was basically focused on self-management, with special emphasis on stress management, respect for each other in groups, and working in teams.

The event started with the introduction of Art of Living and making students understand what actually Art of living is. Mr Nirmal Matella touched the most common problems faced by students nowadays. He cleared students’ doubts about Meditation and in his very own words he said Art of living is not about going to mountains and chanting “OM”. It is more about living a normal life with your family and friends. It is about being able to handle our state of mind and concentrate. He surprised the audience by the fact that the number of smiles reduces when we grow old. He also quoted that “life is not about wealth and materialistic things”.

There are two things that matter for success:

• Knowledge Domain
• Life skills.

It was a very interactive session and students took a keen interest in participating. They also asked lots questions. Mr. Nirmal Matella also told about the two secrets of concentration i.e. Interest and being focused. The students got to know about the different breathing patterns followed during different emotions. Human beings are made up of two things i.e. Matter and Spirituality.

To achieve something following things are needed :

• Time
• Effort
• Money

Students were made aware about the “World Culture Festival” and the way this festival has connected 2.5 million people around the world from 144 countries. It was more of a fun activity. Students enthusiastically participated and asked questions. The event was successful and we look forward to having more such events and more student participants. Such events help us to connect more to ourselves and to the people around us.