Is self reflection a life hack for success? “Without reflection we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful” – Margaret J Wheatly It is increasingly preferred by people to keep themselves busy or occupied in their everyday lives, often adding a sense of routine or a planned
Jasmine Builds on Shifting Sands by Sanjay Desai (Self; Rs 250) For lovers of the self-help genre, this is a book that witnesses the meeting of two seemingly separate worlds. Sanjay is a knowledge-seeker looking to meet his Guru Ma while Jasmine wants to become a successful model someday. Set in the Himalayas, this book
There is power in your emotions – what we think of as emotions are truly a flow of energy in the body. These are typically experienced as sensations of contraction such as tension or anxiety, and sensations of expansion such as calmness and serendipity. The Latin derivative for the word emotion – emotere literally means
Sustaining success in the new AI age will mean weaving technical skills together with mental resilience, wellness and a deep sense of purpose. These call for a high level of self-awareness and self-management Here is an image demonstrating the measurable difference in characteristics between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Broad generalizations are
Ask yourself: Am I holding any grudges? Do I need to forgive myself? Am I struggling to move on from the events of my past? Is it difficult for me to accept the things I cannot change? If the answer to these questions is a yes, you need to check for reconciliation with your past.
Technology is transforming the landscape of the written word and new-age books are reflecting this change. Corporate professional-turned-entrepreneur Sanjay Desai’s latest self-help book Jasmine Builds on Shifting Sand falls in the unique genre of hybrid multimedia learning tool. The book ties two seemingly distinct tales in an intertwined journey that explores the manifestation of dreams.
We live in interesting times where we are extensively connected with our world at any given point of time, thanks to social media. This on-demand ‘connect’ however, is concurrently resulting in an internal disconnect among people and their interpersonal associations. The technology that was intended to connect us together has rather left a sense of
The Covid-19 saga stealthily forced a virtual world upon us, setting new benchmarks and norms. The world is now used to working, learning, playing from home, having essentials delivered to the doorstep. What remains hidden to our eye is the fact that the greater the shift to a virtual world, the greater the role of
Meet Divya – a visionary entrepreneur from Mumbai who found her purpose by empowering a neglected community and providing them with financial assistance to grow. Read this inspiring article about Divya and her venture ‘Dhonk’. Like most start up ventures around the globe, Divya Khandal’s ventures were sown in a tiny garage in her modest
