gitanjali

Today I am joined by Gitanjali Trevorrow-Seymour who is an executive coach, and her business is High Definition You an award winning business, winner of Best Coach at the Best Business Women Awards.

{1.35} What made Gitanjali want to set up the business? What Inspired her to be a coach?

{4.02} About the courses Gitanjali did?

{6.57} Where is High Definition You going? What’s the next steps?

{10.07} Thought process around entering awards.

{18.12} Advice for business owners.

{20.08} Advice around entering awards.

Connect with Debbie at The Business Awards Show

Connect with Gitanjali at High Definition You

Twitter: @Highdefyou

LinkedIn: @Highdefinitionyou

Facebook: @Highdefinitionyou

Rabindranth Tagore’s profound meditations on life, nature, grace and brokenness in the Gitanjali won him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Alternately a poet and a philosopher, his words remain a part of our intellectual and artistic landscape long after his death 80 years ago.

This episode of BIC Talks features a conversation located in Priya Sarukkai Chabria’s contemplative and courageous collection, Sing of Life - Revisioning Tagore’s Gitanjali which chisels his prose poems into intense new poems. In the midst of a pandemic we are invited, through this book, to re-engage with Tagore’s prescient ideas on translation and his views on nature, death and suffering. The author, along with translator and writer Arshia Sattar, explore the ways in which this work of Tagore remains relevant to the 21st century even as he points backwards to the long and diverse tradition of spiritual poetry in the South Asian subcontinent.

Reflecting Light starts off the month of February with a podcast about agape, or the love of God.  Mandy expands this idea by examining both the Greek and Hebrew definitions of God's love.  She also introduces us to some beautiful English and Bengali poetry about mans' relationship with the Gods. Listen in!