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Parth Sawhney

saying no to make space for the right yes

Saying no is a master skill of the exceptionalists and the extraordinary people amidst us. It’s their secret weapon to ensure that they rise above the crowd and pursue effective leadership. When we commit to too many things, we sacrifice our focus, performance, productivity, happiness and health and well-being

read some “real” books too

A couple of weeks back when I started reading Siddhartha [https://amzn.to/2JVMuL9] (it was a new paperback that I gifted myself for accomplishing a milestone), I couldn’t help but admire the beauty of the book. It seemed fresh out of the printing press. The pages were crisp

start your day with positive affirmations

Whether you are new to the self-development world or a pro, we are all well aware of “the power of positive thinking.” It’s a concept that has widely become popular and sort of cliché. But numerous scientific studies have demonstrated the physical, mental and emotional benefits of positive thinking.

10 productive things to do during social isolation – part 3

7. Optimize your morning routine: I’ve talked extensively about the importance of having a morning routine. When you win your mornings, you win your days. And this is incredibly important during these hard times. Every day, I perform my daily dawn routine that I have talked about before, which

10 productive things to do during social isolation – part 2

4. Meditate and/or pray: There are numerous benefits to meditation or prayer. To truly do nothing but meditate or pray might be a challenge for you in the everyday rush. Now, with zero commute and plenty of extra time, you can. Start small by dedicating 5 minutes to practice

10 productive things to do during social isolation - part 1

Staying indoors 24/7 can be incredibly challenging, but trust me you’re doing the right thing by isolating yourself in your house. I know it’s tough but staying home and practicing social distancing is the best and most effective strategy to stave off this COVID-19 pandemic and “flatten

stream a virtual class

Unless you’re an extreme introvert, staying indoors can be a challenging ordeal for you. We are all social creatures, and for most of us, daily socialization involves not only interacting with our co-workers, fellow commuters and spending time with family and friends, but also having regular visits to the

remove distractions to use your time well

More often than not, we let the sands of time slip through our hands. We let the distractions and temptations that we encounter in our daily life rob us of our precious time and attention. And then, later we regret it. We have to break this vicious cycle and take

acknowledge the change and prepare for it

Change is constant and inevitable. When it is expected, we are more equipped to deal with it and work towards making the transition easy. On the other hand, when it’s not, all hell can break loose and we might find it difficult to cope with it. There’s no

your vibe attracts your tribe

An essential truth that applies to all facets of life, whether it be business or relationships, is like attracts like. Birds of a feather flock together. A magnetized block of iron can lift 12 times its own weight, however, if you demagnetize it, it can’t even lift a needle.