Leader’s Role When Suspicions Emerge: The Self-Judging Conundrum
“Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall.” Nelson Mandela Setbacks come as hard lessons and they aren’t
Reframing Versus Retraining the Mind: A Leader’s Transformation to Greatness
“Be Positive!” How many times have you heard someone say this to you? Maybe, you’ve conveyed the same message to a close friend or family
Attaining Heightened Decision-Making Abilities: The Spiritually-Driven Leader’s Journey
From the Monk who sold his Ferrari to Sanyasi Sadhu who left his job to lead the life of a monk, living like an ascetic
Applying the WINNER Approach Cut Your Losses
“You are the master of your destiny. You can influence, direct, and control your own environment. You can make your life what you want it
How Vision without VIP Turns into a Misleading Journey
Nowadays, most people are frustrated with their jobs because the market forces have gravitated toward startups. Everyone wants a piece of the startup life where
Purpose-Driven Vision versus Timer-Driven Vision
You may have come across several coaches advocating the power of a defined number. You may have heard them tell you the importance of setting
Losing Sight of Ourselves: Multidimensional Versus Process-Oriented Leaders
Every day, we live through a certain routine and some unexpected events. Both routine and unanticipated situations intermingle with each other. The unforeseen events are
Backtracking the Causes of Vulnerabilities Led Back to Fears and Incompleteness
Can you live in a house with four walls but no doors or windows? Would that feel like a prison? Imagine trying to keep out
Evolving from ‘I want’ to ‘I Have’ to ‘I Am’
A client who recently approached me was talking about how he wanted to achieve certain objectives in his life. ‘I want this, I want that’
An Ambiguous Leader Versus a True Leader
“Brave Leaders are Never Silent Around Hard Things.” Brené Brown An employee once quit his job because of the discrimination he faced about his height.
Balancing Guilt on the Scales of Primary and Secondary Status Decisions
Guilt is a one-way street that leads a person into the depth of extreme remorse for one’s action or inaction. What can one do once
The Price to Pay for Excitement, Contentment, and Peace is Worth Your Time, Effort, and Energy
Surprisingly, happiness is not supposed to be found in everything that you do. Even if it’s something we look for in every single thing like
Enhance Your SiQ to Listen to Your Instincts, Loud and Clear
“Where would she usually go when she’s feeling lost and low?” “Well, she always goes to that place… beyond the creek. It’s quiet and gives
Why a Steady Mind is More Practical in a Transactional World
A while ago, I met a friend who has been meditating for the good part of two decades. Recently, he was in a rather challenging
Becoming Acceptable to Others Versus Being Our True Selves
“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” Anais Nin