M.Krishnamoorthy
A media coach, adjunct professor and author
Many professionals often find themselves caught in a relentless pursuit of success without much fulfilment. This is especially true for women who are often tasked with balancing demanding careers with the complexities of parenthood.
Kamala Velautham, who has more than two decades of combined experience in project management and mindset coaching, decided to record her experience and other successful leaders' secrets to success. Her book, Project Yourself to Success, serves as a beacon for those who find themselves confronted with issues in managing jobs and their life.
The book offers not just hope but a clear and structured path to reclaiming their dreams.
Drawing from her extensive experience as a project manager and a mindset coach, Kamala merges the rigorous discipline of project management with the transformative power of mindset techniques.
Her book is based on a simple, yet profound idea on how we managed our lives with the same enthusiasm and precision that we managed our professional projects.
With this question at its heart, the book provides a meticulous framework that readers can apply to various aspects of their personal and professional lives.
Project Yourself to Success is underpinned by solid neuroscience, making it a dependable guide for those sceptical of typical self-help rhetoric.
Kamala explains how the brain can be rewired for success, happiness, and fulfilment through practical steps and mindfulness practices.
This scientific approach is complemented by actionable strategies that prompt readers to initiate change, set achievable goals, and systematically work towards them, just as they would in a professional project.
What sets Kamala's book apart is its clarity. It speaks directly to the reader's innermost aspirations and challenges, making it particularly resonant for women who strive to juggle professional achievements with personal satisfaction.
As you flip the pages, you will notice Kamala shares her journey, detailing how despite achieving considerable success by conventional standards, she felt a void that no job title or salary could fill.
On a personal level, Kamala also aims to set an example for her two children, showing them the importance of creating and leading a truly authentic life.
Beyond the pages of her book, Kamala is committed to guiding individuals towards their best selves through workshops and personalised coaching sessions.
Kamala is an internationally certified results coach and trainer. Besides, she is a part-time lecturer in Project Management at the University of Monash Malaysia.
Kamala said: “Managing your life shouldn't be less of a priority than managing your job.” With her book, she not only demystifies the process of personal success but also redefines it, encouraging her readers to design a life that reflects their true desires and potential.
“Don't let another day pass feeling stuck, unfulfilled and underachieved. Embrace the structured, mindful approach of Project Yourself to Success and begin your journey towards a life that is not only successful but genuinely satisfying. Your most important project—your life—awaits your expert management,” Kamala added.
For those who wish to get inspired to succeed and get a copy of the book, email: successworxcompany@gmail.com
Freelance Writer M. Krishnamoorthy (www.imkrishna.net) is a media coach, adjunct professor and undercover journalist. He has freelanced with Bernama, NST, The Star, and Malaysiakini. He also freelances as a fixer/coordinator for CNN, BBC, German and Australian Television networks and the New York Times. As an undercover journalist, he has highlighted society's concerns.
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