Parth Sawhney

COVID-19 has interestingly brought some of the typical challenges of a digital nomad lifestyle to the living spaces of hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. It’s now more important than ever to have a conscious work-life integration and make clear boundaries with respect to both time

Have you noticed your focus and productivity decline over the past few weeks? If yes, you’re not alone. According to a Thrive Global survey, over 75% of employees feel overwhelmed and significantly less focused and productive due to the pandemic-related notifications and distractions and working from home. Along with

COVID-19, the novel virus has taken the whole world by storm. In the past several weeks, all our lives have changed drastically. The danger is real. As surreal as it seems, these are times of physical distancing and social isolation. Everyone is a threat and it’s best to spend

Once, there was a farmer who regularly sold a pound of butter to a baker. One day, the baker decided to weigh the butter to see if he was getting the right amount. Upon checking, he found that he wasn’t. Angry about this, he took the farmer to court.

Smart people who take up key leadership roles don’t immediately start barking out commands. No, they take their sweet time to get a clear picture of the reality in front of them. They focus their first few weeks on important meetings and briefings that give them more sense of

A direct downside of the instant gratification and microwave culture that we have all been exposed to is that we humans have forgotten the virtue of waiting. Yes, I call it a virtue because it’s a trait of the most courageous amongst us, not a sign of timidity or

When we’re bombarded with tragic stories and bad news, it’s natural to get overwhelmed, discouraged, stressed, or even depressed. But going in the negative spiral and allowing ourselves to get engulfed in darkness and despair doesn’t do us any good. It neither helps us nor our loved

Budgeting is scary and we all dread it. We know we need a budget, a potent plan, to get our finances in control, but it sounds too much work. We feel that we’re being too anal about how we spend our dollars. The reason most of us hate budgeting

It’s easy to get engulfed in negativity and immerse ourselves in emotions that cause us harm in the long-run. If we’re not careful, external stimuli such as news, social media, the people that we associate with can have a negative impact on our lives. One way to become