Priya Goutham
- Priya’s core strength is in the field of Marketing, Strategy and Education.She has an enviable 22 years of multifaceted experience which includes setting up new businesses, Startup to Scale-up expertise in Small, Medium and Large enterprises.
- Worked in US, UK and Singapore set up Edu city as a concept with a Infra firmin Chennai, and now a Strategic consultant Director for education with Virginia Tech India.
- Her love for technology drew her into accepting many challenging roles which include being a CMO of a Global Technology solutions company and her entrepreneurial streak had her partnering in a Digital Venture while also setting up co-working spaces; both these she modestly calls “success stories”.
- Chennai, Ambassador for Chennai “She leads tech “ an initiative of Facebook and few other startups as a Director.
- She has also been featured in 100 MSME inspirational stories released by the honourable Minister Mr.Nitin Gadkari in May 2020.
- Education
Post Graduate, IIM Bangalore
- Areas of Specialisation
Marketing, Strategy and Education
How It Works
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Once you’ve selected your course, it’s important to think about when you’ll take it. Consider how much time you have available to spend watching lectures and doing practice activities. It’s a good idea to start with something manageable and increase from there. For example, start with 20–30 minutes once a week and then add on another session or more time from there. Align these sessions with the action steps you identified when you set your goal. Workplace productivity coach Melissa Gratias is an advocate of “microproductivity” or focusing on one small task at a time.Summary Results
Plus, if you start with an unrealistic goal, you are likely to get discouraged and lose your motivation. Be realistic with the time you have to devote to online learning and choose a schedule that you know you can commit to. Research into the psychology of goal-setting backs this up: Being specific about your goals and setting ones that are challenging but not impossible can lead to high performance. Another trick is to block learning time on your calendar and make sure you don’t ignore it. Once you’ve selected your course, it’s important to think about when you’ll take it.
