Individual Recommendations of services on LinkedIn
Vatsala is an amazing person. It’s really a good fortune to connect with her. Her blogs are so inspirational, full of motivation, helpful and it’s a pleasure to read. She is kind of person who is always ready to help with goal setting and provide guidance and support with her personal insights and own experience. Her interactions show a high level of honesty and integrity. Highly recommend Vatsala if anybody seeking advice on professional front. Best wishes.
-Recommended by Asha Giri (Vatsala’s client) on LinkedIn
Vatsala is an excellent and a detailed oriented professional who not only possesses versatile skills and knowledge in diverse fields but ensures meticulous execution all her responsibilities. She make it a point that all her clients, customers and associates use their potential to enhance their own productivity in highly competitive environment and contributes to the wellness of one and all.
Her knowledge base is far superior as compared to her peers and can be depended upon for all areas of responsibility falling within the wide range of her in-depth experience.I wish her the very best in all her endeavors.
-Recommended by Manoj Dembla (Vatsala’s business partner) on LinkedIn
Workshop Feedback
Creative Visualization & Intuition Workshop – American Embassy School Fall 2012 Session
- Have really enjoyed this class and would like to see a follow up class for more in–depth knowledge e.g.in Tarot or other spiritual media. Really fascinating and a life changer!
- Loved the course and the enthusiasm of the instructor and my fellow students. I hope that you will offer a continuation of the course in the Spring. I will definitely attend any future classes led by Vatsala Shukla.
Effective Time Management – Sanskriti School September 2012
Under Sanskriti’s initiative of Professional Development, a workshop on Effective Time Management was organized on 13 September 2012. The resource person for the workshop was Ms. Vatsala Shukla, who is a former Chartered Accountant and is currently managing her own coaching, mentoring and guidance firm for corporate training. The workshop was held in the Resource Room of Sanskriti School and was attended by 30 Staff members across faculty and administrative staff.
This workshop covered a variety of topics like assessing the tasks we do, differentiating between maintenance and transforming activities, identifying our time bandits and assessing which of these bandits we have direct or indirect control over. It also dealt with how to set SMART goals, how to tackle procrastination and how to improve time management through delegation, organization, dealing with clutter etc.
The workshop was made all the more interesting because of the games and interactive activities that were used to get these points across. Everyone left the workshop feeling that they had gained something meaningful and effective.