As a communications agency, we believe in building relationships and telling stories. Turiya Talks is a platform where experienced men and women from various fields come and join our co-founder Sandhya Sutodia in an interactive session, where they share their insights and knowledge they’ve attained with years of experience. Furthermore, they address questions, doubts and throw light upon various topics that our online viewers raise during the live session.
Do you know that the beginning step towards success in marketing communications is finding your target audience by which you can tailor your key messages! Rudyard Kipling rightly said that words are the most powerful drug used by mankind; either it can ensure overnight success or damage your reputation if it doesn’t go well with your audience.
“Sometimes when you’re in a dark place you think you’ve been buried, but you’ve actually been planted”- that’s how Christine Caine describes optimism. Basically optimism is a path guided by faith in oneself which eventually leads to achievement and nothing can be achieved if you’re not confident enough!
“Sometimes when you’re in a dark place you think you’ve been buried, but you’ve actually been planted”- that’s how Christine Caine describes optimism. Basically optimism is a path guided by faith in oneself which eventually leads to achievement and nothing can be achieved if you’re not confident enough!
“Sometimes when you’re in a dark place you think you’ve been buried, but you’ve actually been planted”- that’s how Christine Caine describes optimism. Basically optimism is a path guided by faith in oneself which eventually leads to achievement and nothing can be achieved if you’re not confident enough!
“Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world”, said Robert Mckee, an American author and storytelling consultant. Stories have the power to create magic- it talks about the journey of life, ourselves and others.
We’re all confined to our homes right now due to the pandemic and super bored of the new normal- the work-from-home culture. But even though we’re working hard day and night, the question is- are we satisfied with what we are doing or are we just “another brick in the wall”?
