In this modern world the art of Management has become a part and parcel
of
everyday life, be it at home, in the office or factory and in
Government. In
all organizations, where a group of human beings assemble for a common
purpose irrespective of caste, creed, and religion, management
principles
come into play through the management of resources, finance and
planning,
priorities, policies and practice. Management is a systematic way of
carrying out activities in any field of human effort. Management need
to
focus more on leadership skills, e.g., establishing vision and goals,
communicating the vision and goals, and guiding others to accomplish
them.
It also assert that leadership must be more facilitative, participative
and
empowering in how visions and goals are established and carried out.
Some
people assert that this really isn’t a change in the management
functions,
rather it’s re-emphasizing certain aspects of management.
Its task is to make people capable of joint performance, to make their
weaknesses irrelevant, says the Management Guru Peter Drucker. It
creates
harmony in working together – equilibrium in thoughts and actions,
goals and
achievements, plans and performance, products and markets. It resolves
situations of scarcity, be they in the physical, technical or human
fields,
through maximum utilization with the minimum available processes to
achieve
the goal. Lack of management causes disorder, confusion, wastage,
delay,
destruction and even depression. Managing men, money and materials in
the
best possible way, according to circumstances and environment, is the
most
important and essential factor for a successful management.
Management guidelines from the Bhagavad Gita
There is an important distinction between effectiveness and efficiency
in
managing.

Hi there, Therese.
These posts on HSP are so magnific, they do help so much. Thank yo immensely.
I was thinking what more could be advised, having read the last post where you put together many of the advises from the readers, it´s difficult to find something to add.
Muchly, too, because everything related to this varies from person to person, so you find that, say, water is a relaxing therapy for one person and highly irritating to another… or even to the same person, depending in their mood at the moment it can be the best or the worse for them to take a bath… it happens to me (this last, that many things agitates my mind, or not, depending on the moment, so I learned to be not “fixed” to one therapy as if it was a recipe. In my, the only constant is change. I just try to ride the wave.
Beyond that, I can say that some things tend to be recursive, like agigtating me *always*, yet in different intensity at each given situation. This is the case with LIGHT, and I think I didn´t read any other people here mentioning this, so this is why I comment on it. LIGHT (or the lack of it) affects me BIG time. Low, dimmed lights, even candle lights are best for me to function correctly. Midday is for me terrible at times, lights blinds my neurons, I cannot think, it´s like a stunning horn or worse. This is why, I believe, I am inclined to work at night, I always did since I was a kid, this of staying up till late (even till the morning comes, like a vampire). It´s depressing, tho, to sleep during the day, to wake up at 2 pm, perhaps, yet I prefer it.
Most people work in day shifts, normal office hours (I did for years), and this about light is something they don´t know well about, and perhaps one of the things that worns them out is the pressure of being exposed to loads of light for long periods.
However, I must clarify that the sun is not something which affects me, this is: I love the sun, I like and find healing to get a good sunbath, and I love sunny days. This is not contradictory, because the point is that wen I expose myself to the sun, it´s okey to switch off my brain, and I am surely not doing any mental workout. Light for physical workout is okey for me, it looks like, eventhough my sight gets sharper at night, just like my brain.
I´d like to mention that this sensitivity to light, which in me appears as a sort of “negative phototorpism” is exactly the opposite for other people… they need a lot of light ot work properly, and are highly sensitive to mild or total darkness. Again, this as everything else varies from person to person.
OK, hope this input helps! Love to you all and hugs from Argentina,
Gi
ps: Last I wanted to share with you a quote I love, that portraits what I think in general about people like us struggling to live a more or less decent life in this screwed up world…
“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” -Krishnamurti