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Parth Sawhney

how to make your financial goals a reality

how to make your financial goals a reality

There’s a quote by Robin Sharma, “Vague goals lead to vague results.” As you march forward towards your big financial goals, clarity is incredibly important. It empowers you to make the right decisions and adjust your strategy. Without a crystallized and compelling vision, and without a well-defined objective,

to lead is to express your truth

to lead is to express your truth

Leadership is not for the faint-hearted. It involves constantly going against the grain and steadfast dedication and unwavering commitment to your mission and your vision. We all have to make a crucial choice at some point in our lives: To fit in with the herd or to work towards

you are the experiencer, not the experiences

you are the experiencer, not the experiences

The key component of living a happy, peaceful and joyous life is to detach yourself from the experiences. You are not the experience, you are the observer, you are the experiencer. As soon as you realize you’re not the experience that you’re going through, negativity dissipates and you

laughter obliterates stress

laughter obliterates stress

> “Ten years from now you’ll laugh at whatever’s stressing you out today. So why not laugh now?” – Tony Robbins Laughing is by far the easiest and most fun way to get healthy. As the popular adage goes: “Laughter is the best medicine.” On top of that, it’

how to tame your temper in difficult times

how to tame your temper in difficult times

We all go through challenges and crises in our lives, and we never truly know when life may throw a curveball at us. Someone might be rude and disrespectful, your spouse might wreck your newly bought car, a business partner might make a huge mistake, or your kid might intrude

allow yourself to dream

allow yourself to dream

> “Cherish your vision and your dreams as they are the children of your soul, the blueprints of your ultimate achievements.” ― Napoleon Hill If you’re reading this blog, there’s a good chance that you may be a young entrepreneur or aspiring to be one in the years to

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [3/3]

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [3/3]

* You must remind yourself that the sands of time are slipping away from your hands, and once they’re gone, they are never coming back again. * Highly successful people consider time to be their most valuable asset. You have to make sure day in and day out that you remain

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [2/3]

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [2/3]

* In order to become time-rich for real, it’s crucial that you take charge of your work calendar. * You must be able to pinpoint what exactly you want to achieve in your career. With a definite outcome in mind, you’ll be in a better position to identify your

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [1/3]

pithy insights from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance [1/3]

In this three-part essay, I would like to share with you the most important takeaways that I have gathered from the best books on time management and the art of extraordinary performance. Through these pithy insights, my intention for you is to develop a focused and highly productive mindset

confront your reality

confront your reality

It has been more than a year since the pandemic struck, and yet there’s still loads of uncertainty in the air. While things have gotten better in the US, UK, Australia and other countries with vaccination widely available, there are still countries like India, where fear, panic and uncertainty