We have all experienced being in different moods, and in fact, we often classify some people we know as moody, not knowing which way they may...
Managing Our Moods
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The Balance Between Work And Home
We often consider work and home as two separate buckets of our lives, struggling to achieve goals in both places and wondering what the right...
The Conversation Between Krishna and Karna
A friend shared a wonderful conversation between Lord Krishna and the great warrior Karna. Karna starts narrating how unfair life had been to him –...
Greatness Lies In What We Don’t See
Last evening, it was a treat watching Novak Djokovic play in the semi-finals of the Rolex Masters tournament in Shanghai. At 37, he took on a...
Thought For The Day
Thought For The Day
Start, Stop, Continue
We constantly strive for a better quality life, and this seems like it is always work in progress. It is true because as the world around us...
We Measure Our Inside By Other People’s Outside
I recently attended a talk by Dr.Robert Waldinger, professor at Harvard Medical School, who spoke on the Circle of Happiness. In his talk he made a...
There Is Always Another Side To It
We often see one side of an issue, the one we want to see. Our loyalty, conditioning, and perspective make us believe that the way we are seeing...
How Do We Count Our Wealth
We often count how rich we are to know the state of our well-being. Our money gives us a sense of security in a fast-changing and uncertain world....
Managing Our Moods
We have all experienced being in different moods, and in fact, we often classify some people we know as moody, not knowing which way they may behave. Often we have fallen prey to our own moods and find it difficult to get out of them, and sometimes we get into a good...
The Balance Between Work And Home
We often consider work and home as two separate buckets of our lives, struggling to achieve goals in both places and wondering what the right balance is. Sometimes we want to chase success but are unsure about the compromises at home, and often we want to be there for...
The Conversation Between Krishna and Karna
A friend shared a wonderful conversation between Lord Krishna and the great warrior Karna. Karna starts narrating how unfair life had been to him – his mother left him at birth; he did not receive his training from the greatest teacher because he was not from the...
Greatness Lies In What We Don’t See
Last evening, it was a treat watching Novak Djokovic play in the semi-finals of the Rolex Masters tournament in Shanghai. At 37, he took on a younger 25-year-old World No. 7 Taylor Fritz, and the performance by both players was music on the court. On our drive back to...
Thought For The Day
Thought For The Day
Start, Stop, Continue
We constantly strive for a better quality life, and this seems like it is always work in progress. It is true because as the world around us changes, we need to keep changing to be able to adapt and respond adequately. Herein sometimes lies our struggle; we make our...
We Measure Our Inside By Other People’s Outside
I recently attended a talk by Dr.Robert Waldinger, professor at Harvard Medical School, who spoke on the Circle of Happiness. In his talk he made a very interesting observation, a thought that stayed with me – ‘we measure our inside by other people’s outside.’ It is...
There Is Always Another Side To It
We often see one side of an issue, the one we want to see. Our loyalty, conditioning, and perspective make us believe that the way we are seeing things is the right way, and probably the only right way. It is not that we may be incorrect in the way we view things, but...
How Do We Count Our Wealth
We often count how rich we are to know the state of our well-being. Our money gives us a sense of security in a fast-changing and uncertain world. The practical application of money not only takes care of our immediate needs but also gives us the freedom and courage...
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