Kayur Kotecha’s Post

Every morning, for as long as I can remember, I have started my day with a prayer that my mum lovingly taught me — called the Gayatri Mantra It is also known as the Universal Prayer ✨️ This ancient Sanskrit chant from the Rigveda, one of the oldest spiritual scriptures, has been a guiding force in my life, offering timeless wisdom and clarity in the simplest yet profound way The Gayatri Mantra goes: "Om Bhur Bhuvaḥ Svaḥ, Tat-savitur Vareñyaṃ, Bhargo Devasya Dhīmahi, Dhiyo Yonaḥ Prachodayāt" In simple terms: 🙏 Om: A sacred sound, often considered the essence of the universe 🙏 Bhur, Bhuvah, Svah: These refer to the layers of existence—earth, the atmosphere, and the heavens (representing the physical, mental, and spiritual realms) 🙏 Tat-savitur Vareñyaṃ: We meditate on the divine light of the Creator, often identified with the sun, who is worthy of worship 🙏 Bhargo Devasya Dhīmahi: May this divine, purifying light inspire us 🙏 Dhiyo Yo Naḥ Prachodayāt: We ask that this light awaken and guide our minds and intellect toward wisdom and truth My mum explained the importance of saying this mantra each morning She told me: 🫶 It is a humble request for the divine light to inspire our thoughts so that we can live wisely and make good decisions 🫶 It’s about seeking clarity, wisdom, and a higher understanding of life At Transcend Rehabilitation, we have embedded this same sense of purpose into our work We ask ourselves: "How can we elevate our approach, inspire ethical and conscious solutions, and guide our clients and stakeholders toward the best possible outcomes and results?" Just like the mantra calls for light to guide our thoughts, we aim to offer clarity, wisdom, and sustainable recovery pathways for those we serve I'd love to hear from you: What practices or rituals do you follow to start your day with intention? How do they shape the way you approach your work or life? --- ♻️ If this resonates with you, I invite you to repost and share your own thoughts on the role of wisdom and guidance in both life and work 💚 And if you’d like to continue exploring more insights on conscious leadership, spirituality in business, and the personal injury rehabilitation space, don’t forget to follow me, Kayur Kotecha, here on LinkedIn; let’s stay connected on this journey toward greater understanding and purpose #HigherPurpose #ConsciousBusiness #TranscendRehabilitation #GayatriMantra #SeekingWisdom #PersonalInjury #Rehabilitation #CaseManagement #SustainableRecovery #TranscendTogether

If there was once piece of advice I would give to a newbie Rehabilitation Case Manager & Consultant it would be this... Deeply, and I mean deeply, appreciate the power of operating in relationship mode rather than transaction mode when working with healthcare, therapeutic, and rehabilitation suppliers Over the years, I have learned that by fostering mutually beneficial, long-term relationships of integrity with our suppliers, we not only elevate the quality of healthcare and rehabilitation delivery for those who have sustained traumatic personal injury, but we also align more closely with Transcend Rehabilitation’s higher purpose, mission, and vision, creating opportunities to evolve and expand When I reflect on the collaborations we’ve developed, I see how the investment in these relationships has paid off—not just for us, but for everyone involved I love maintaining direct and regular communication with our suppliers/collaborators, always striving to give meaningful feedback on how services can be optimised Simultaneously, our suppliers are innovating, creating new services, and continuously enhancing what they offer This constant evolution ensures we’re all working towards a win-win, where Transcend Rehabilitation, our seriously injured clients, and our instructing parties thrive I truly view our suppliers as indispensable—they are critical to the success of our clients’ rehabilitation programmes We treat them as valued partners, recognising their role in helping us maintain a competitive advantage in a saturated market. And because we understand their importance, we aim to make them stronger and more resilient in the process For fellow new Case Managers and Consultants, I encourage you to genuinely reflect on your supplier relationships Ask yourself: ▶️ Which suppliers give me a competitive edge? ▶️ Which relationships are most critical to my success? ▶️ How can I collaborate better with them? ▶️ How can we build more trust, transparency, and collaboration? ▶️ Do they share my commitment to a long-term partnership? Never view suppliers as adversaries from whom you try to extract the most value at the lowest price! This short-term, transactional mindset is harmful and threatens the wellbeing of everyone—clients, suppliers, and stakeholders alike Instead, embrace cooperation, collaboration, excellent communication, trust, and mutual innovation, knowing that by doing so, we create superior value for our clients and customers, and secure your place in a saturated marketplace with a true competitive advantage #TranscedRehabilitation #PersonalInjury #Rehabilitation #CaseManagement #TranscendTogether

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#thoughtoftheday "We all create an outward self with which to face the world And some people come to believe that is what they truly are So they people the world with doctors who are nothing outside of the consulting-room, and judges who are nothing when they are not in court, and business men who wither with boredom when they have to retire from business, and teachers who are forever teaching That is why they are such poor specimens when they are caught without their masks on They have lived chiefly through the Persona." ~ Robertson Davies, The Manticore (The Deptford Trilogy, #2)

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