Parth Sawhney

This essay is an excerpt from my book,The Way of The Karma Yogi [https://books2read.com/u/mvvnvj]. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Momentum works both ways, it can either elevate us or sabotage us. Repetition of a few small bad habits generates a negative momentum that can lead to a life of

Here’s the key difference between the successful and the mediocre. Successful people exclusively focus on the roads to success before thinking about the exit routes. Mediocre people exclusively focus on the exit routes before thinking about the roads to success. Where your attention goes energy flows. What you focus

Life has a way of bringing us down, doesn’t it? If we’re not careful, the daily stresses and challenges can steal our light and easily cage us in the victim mindset. We start looking at life through a negative lens, and complaining about anything and everything, distancing us

It has been a good amount of years since I heard that inspirational speech by Jim Rohn, however the impact of those words is still there. In that talk, he said, “We’ve all heard the expression, ‘An apple a day keeps the doctor away.’ Well, I’ve got a

[This three-part essay is an excerpt from my book, The Way of The Karma Yogi [https://books2read.com/u/mvvnvj].] Social media puts pressure on us to become someone who we are not. We end up broadcasting everything that we do and get into the trap of comparing our lives

[This three-part essay is an excerpt from my book, The Way of The Karma Yogi [https://books2read.com/u/mvvnvj].] A good start would be to restrict our usage of social media and unnecessary digital tools and reconnect back to the physical world. Many of us are hooked to our

[This three-part essay is an excerpt from my book, The Way of The Karma Yogi [https://books2read.com/u/mvvnvj].] We live in an amazing time of opportunities that humanity has never seen before. But this is also a time when we have infinite distractions everywhere we go. There are

Jim Rohn once gave a simple definition of “rich” and “poor”. He said, “Poor people spend their money and save what’s left. Rich people save their money and spend what’s left.” Money management is not rocket science. Building wealth, at its core, is all about staying disciplined. Prioritize

As I discussed yesterday, work towards creating a healthy balance of learning and taking actions daily. They both should complement each other. Only in that way, you’ll both sustain the inner coach in you and improve your learning curve. Tracking your behaviors and journaling can be incredibly helpful as