Enrich Your Personality: The Magic Key to Success

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Enrich Your Personality is an attempt towards discovering your potential and utilizing it for gaining success in life, as well as in corporate life as a manager. Cherish your vision dreams, as they are children of your soul. ‘The man who actually knows what he wants in life has already gone a long way towards attaining it. Many who were born to win, live a loser’s life only because they do not trust their potential,’ believes Moid Siddiqui. ‘The thinking of Moid Siddiqui and his approach to life are more relevant than ever before in current times. Moid is a person who believes in what he writes about spiritualism,’ says Mr. R H Khwaja, Union Tourism Secretary, Government of India. Personality is considered, by most people, as a physical attribute with the intellectual add-up, where heart and soul have no role to play. Moid does not think so. ‘A personality, which is spiritually empty, ethically corrupted and morally decayed, cannot be called a human personality. At least I shall NOT,” writes the author. Interior is more important than exterior, yet many develop only that part of personality, which is visible. What you appear outwardly is not your true personality, your true personality is the invisible part of your body. While the physical aspect of personality is important, but one can never undermine the inner aspect. Your personality is a holistic representation of your body, mind and soul. This book aims at developing both, your exterior and interior aspects. Many grow as Five-sensory Personality. A few grow as a Multi-sensory Personality. Success comes to those who know how to make a perfect balance between the two. About The Author Moid Siddiqui is Managing Director of Intellects Biz, which is known for its innovative training modules and training methodology. He has served Corporate India on senior and board-level positions, both in public sector and private sector undertakings. He has authored twenty books, out of which twelve books are based on management themes. His articles have been published in American Society for Training & Development’s professional journal. He is one of the rare Indian authors whose articles found place in the famous Chicken Soup series for Soul. His two management books, viz., The Brave New Manager and Corporate Soul, were adjudged as the best management books of the year 1995 and 2005, respectively by All India Management Association and Indian Society for Training & Development. Moid Siddiqui has conducted more than 150 workshops on management themes and soft skills in India and abroad. His forte is ‘infusing spirituality in management’. He is popularly known as Management Monk.