Words like positive psychology have their own emotional grounding. I read about inversion in a book called Effortless by Greg McKeown. And I love the provocation when we all settle…
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Words like positive psychology have their own emotional grounding. I read about inversion in a book called Effortless by Greg McKeown. And I love the provocation when we all settle…
I am a big fan of Robin Sharma. In one of his seminal emails, he mentioned about the 13 lessons that life has taught him. One of the lessons that…
I came across a beautiful phrase from my meditation teacher Emily Fletcher – it’s called ‘Remembering the future’. Let’s also cast a a fresh look into our past – things…
I read in a recent newsletter by one of my favourite author named James Clear. The newsletter is called 3 Ideas 2 Quotes 1 Question – what a lovely sequential…
In reading a related article on Harvard Business Review blog, Hope is a Strategy (Well sort of), I definitely drew some inspiration from Deborah Mills-Scofield. She has very intelligently deduced…
Solitude can unearth many selves in us. I think with increasing imposter syndrome affecting entrepreneurs, we need to go deeper into what makes us a beautiful contradiction. I wrote in…
Sometimes, in fact, as I ponder, there’s a lot of gravitas in surrendering to the divine. Our personal journeys are unique yet when we see the bigger picture, we are…
Somehow I love the word ‘striving’ in all its due connotations. In the technologically advanced times, we have to rewire our way of functioning in our work-lives. While our systems…
I read such an amazing quote by someone called Fady on X: he said that the greatest flex isn’t your car. It’s walking into your 40s with visible abs and…
In simple parlance, second-order thinking means, ‘if I choose this available option, what happens next – in terms of direct and indirect consequences?’ A beautiful explanation of second order thinking…
