In most cultures, caregiving is traditionally seen as a female’s role. We have expected, perceived & encouraged women to be the primary nurturers of an ecosystem.
When we are taking down life histories of a new lady elderly resident at our Epoch homes, the conversation stays focused on all that she has done for her family.
When managing a team, large or small, flexibility and processes are actually two sides of the same coin. An approach that has always worked for me, is to make my team understand what is the goal and mission...
For an entrepreneur, it is important to cultivate the ability to really understand people.
Doing social work or volunteering is not the only way in which you can contribute to the society.
Many a times I have observed even in my home, elders lead a quiet life, tucked away from the world outside of their room.
Meals for elders don’t have to be very different from our regular meals unless there is a very specific medical condition. The key (as with everything in life) is that it all needs to be had in moderation.
As a tiny startup struggling to break even- we have rarely had the luxury of splurging on expenses.
My team and I have almost grown up together... and I have come a long way in honing my people skills. Never a believer of hard-core management fundas (plus the lack of a formal management degree!),
In my earlier write-up, I have mentioned how interactions between younger kids and the elderly are co-beneficial to both generations.
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