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Hi friend, I hope you’ve had a good start to 2025. Without wasting any time, let’s get right to this issue’s food for thought. We’ve started this year on a very productive note by zeroing in on Emotional Intelligence. You can be a master at your job—no one else could do it as well as you. But […]
SDG 7: Emotional Intelligence For Beginners Read More »
Hey, there. It’s me again 🙂 As we head into 2025… Endings are not always smooth because, mostly, they are unexpected. But year endings give a chance to expect it. A chance to see it coming, say your goodbyes and plan your entries into the next year. Most of you reading this have lived 20+
SDG 6: Entering 2025 Read More »
I can’t believe that one of the very well-performing posts on the blog is titled “Why Am I Ugly?” Ugly is a strong word According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the word ‘ugly’ is used to describe something or someone as “unpleasant to look at” or “unattractive”. Some other words used as synonyms of ‘ugly’ are horrible, unpleasant,
SDG 5: Self-Esteem And Life Read More »
The Story of My Friend You see it all over the website and in each newsletter. It is the underlying theme of all the resources we share with you. What makes it so important? Let me tell you a story about a friend of mine. She is a native of a small town in India. Growing up,
SDG4: Why Are We Obsessing Over Conscious Living? Read More »
What sets Some People Up for Success and others for failure? Do you think some people are more likely to succeed or have better relationships than others? Are these people more likely to have better lives? If yes, then who are the people who are more prone to the worst that life has to offer?
SDG3: Mindset, Mentality And Life Read More »
I hope you had the chance to wind down with your family and friends and check in with yourself and each other. Talking of checking in, our latest blog post is about ‘ People Pleasing’.Did you know people pleasing can be a trauma response, a coping mechanism for low self-esteem, a sign of excessive emotional
SDG2: People pleasing, Anxiety and boundaries Read More »
If you’re in India, I’m sure by now, you’ve read the note written by a mother who’s lost her young daughter who worked tirelessly through the nights and weekends at a place that glorified working too much. The mother writes that her daughter was constantly tired, overworked, and sick of the toxicity. She complained of
SDG1: The cost of working too much Read More »