On my way back from Jaipur, I was in a cab with my mom. Sightseeing the greenery and flowers blossoming in our periphery was sublime. During that travel, I travelled…
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On my way back from Jaipur, I was in a cab with my mom. Sightseeing the greenery and flowers blossoming in our periphery was sublime. During that travel, I travelled…
One good, noble intention can save massively catastrophic issues to occur in our lives. When you sincerely wish well and do good for others – without any expectation – you…
Proposed by Daniel Kahneman, this approach emphasizes using deliberate, analytical thought (System 2) before relying on rapid, unconscious thinking (System 1) to avoid jumping to conclusions and making poor choices based on incomplete data. I have…
I read an amazing post by Florence Divet on LinkedIn on people changing jobs rather frequently. It is not a sign of instability, it’s a sign of growth; a sign…
Inspired by Susan David’s post on recognizing emotions as data, not directives, I persist with this thought process with a slant of not treating emotions as triggers. Think about a…
Just imagine how liberating you will feel when you are all by yourself – in work and life. Solopreneurship can teach you a lot of being on your own, no…
With all its due to what hustle means for the world – talk about the burnout epidemic – we are in for a seismic shift in the way we all…
We always fast-track. We try to comply with what our future selves will be. But of late I have been contemplating on how good we all are already. Like, the…
Taking some moments to feel my silence. While this is a blog on personal branding, but I felt like writing this post today on this usual and a bit unsettling…
