Make learning click
Just like two or more streams of a river come together to form a conflux, a variety of thought streams that run through our minds come together, to form one unified piece of clarified thinking. We call this Conflexion! It’s a combination of Contemplation and Reflection.
With Conflexion, learn how to contemplate, reflect and articulate your thoughts and experiences, and watch them turn into blogs, podcasts, artworks and more, adding to your incredible Body of Work. Conflexion can help you develop a habit of reflecting and journaling, which in turn can help you process emotions better and make decisions faster.
Think deeper
Learn better
Write clearer
Here’s how Conflexions can help you
Enhanced self-awareness over time
Gives you clarity
Builds reflection as a life skill
Helps you in decision making
Develops your EQ
Helps you pause and process life events
How do we do it?
Here’s how!
Step-by-step mentored guidance
Peer review
Dedicated time & space
Guest sessions
How does this help you?
Here’s how!
Self Reflect
- Learn the concepts of reflecting and contemplating on your life’s experiences
- Create a habit of ‘reflection’ ‘
- Use this reflection to self-learn life lessons
Express
- Use these reflections to learn to express yourself
- Help identify different emotions and learnings – categorise them, prioritise them, understand them and reinforce them in your life
Communicate
- Learn to communicate your experiences, learnings, intentions and ideas in written and visual language
- Sharpen your professional written English communication skills
Evolve
- Break out of your comfort zone ‘
- Grab the opportunity to put yourself out there and expose yourself
What is not the objective of this process
Learning English grammar & vocabulary
Becoming social media content creators
Writing expert domain-specific content
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Just let it go
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Who am I?
Having a great brother makes society turn you against him and envy his success. Brother, oh brother, who are you? I want to know why I must be you. Why compare when we are two. Why hate, as others want us to. I waited, I waited for my turn, Turns out it was never my … Who am I?
Socialising 101
When I shifted schools after 7th grade we had a freshers party to make us all feel welcome. I got ready to attend this party, not knowing how many people would be there. Now that I reached this party, I looked around and I saw this whole crowd of unfamiliar faces, this cute cake with … Socialising 101
FRIENDS
As a kid, I always found it hard to make close friends. Focus on the word “close” here. Two people were close to me but our friendship was born out of sorrow and sadness rather than naturally forming from mutual interests. I was not able to be completely open with them about what I felt … FRIENDS
Not Ignoring My Feelings
As a kid, I was always interested in computer software and hardware. It seemed to be the only thing that interested me. There was a moment when I was awkwardly sitting on a chair with my dad’s old Thinkpad laptop on a hot summer afternoon and trying to make some game, in the end, I … Not Ignoring My Feelings
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