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Why do employees attend corporate training programmes, listen to the trainer, nod their heads, applaud… and still return to work without making a meaningful change?
Sometimes, the biggest barrier to learning isn't a lack of information. It's our own attitude.
In this powerful opening lesson from a corporate training session at **Havells, CRI Tower, Noida**, I use a simple but thought-provoking metaphor: the *Attitude Ka Chashma*.
We often convince ourselves that we are open to learning. But are we really?
We open our notebooks, yet don't write a word. We listen, smile, agree and applaud. But when we return home or to our workplace, what do we actually carry with us?
Here's an important lesson:
**What you don't capture, reflect upon and act on may never become meaningful learning.**
In this session, we explore:
- Why people resist writing down important learning.
- How attitude becomes a barrier to personal and professional growth.
- Why listening and nodding are not the same as learning.
- How taking notes makes your learning more tangible and communicable.
- Why personal ownership is essential for meaningful change.
The real purpose of corporate training is not simply to deliver information. It is to encourage people to think differently, take responsibility and translate learning into workplace action.
**For organisations looking to strengthen leadership, employee effectiveness, communication, mindset and workplace performance:**
Invite Gurudev Akash Sharma and Motivate Mee for customised corporate training and leadership development programmes.
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