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Parth Sawhney

cultivate a spirit of kindness

We’re all collectively going through the COVID-19 crisis, and it’s a jarring experence, to say the least. But like all adversities that we have faced and will face in the future, there’s a silver lining in this chaos as well — exceptional acts of kindness and generosity

who do you look up to?

As we go through life, it’s easy to lose perspective as we get pulled in different directions and to get distanced away from our top priorities. Whether it be tackling our own emotions and personal challenges, navigating technological platforms and devices, or engaging in interactions with the different people

it’s time to heal your inner child

A majority of people grow up in either dysfunctional or less than optimal family environments. Even if you think that your childhood was healthy and perfect, there’s a good chance that you might have encountered some kind of trauma. We all have our own wounds to deal with and

chipping away the excess

Excess has no purpose; it is meaningless. Excess indicates a lack of focus and clarity. Excess stops your life and your progress. Whether be it an excess of materialistic things in your life, or excess of body weight, they all anchor you down. It’s time you dump all the

take one step today

If there’s one common denominator among people who are extremely successful in their chosen line of work, it’s this: They embrace the work that they love and are passionate about and take consistent, aligned actions to move themselves forward. In The Bhagavad Gita, Krishna promotes both the paths

recalibrate your ecosystem

There’s a genius, a maestro, a magician within you. You know that, right? But in order to unleash that supreme self and unlock your maximum potential, it’s important that you bring order in your environment. As Robin Sharma writes, “Your environment influences your ability to unlock the door

the mother who made the genius

the mother who made the genius

One day in his childhood, Thomas Edison came home from school and gave a sealed note to his mother. He told her, “My teacher gave this envelope to me and told me to only give it to my mother.” His mother took the envelope from young Thomas’ hands and started

are you wearing the right lens?

We all have a lens through which we see other people and this world. This lens is built by our beliefs, our culture, and the people around us. All of us humans are the same but this filter varies. Imagine a set of twin babies were born in the US.

practice inverse gratitude during adverse times

It’s a great virtue to have gratitude and appreciate things in our lives but an even greater one is to have gratitude and appreciation when things don’t work out for us and for the obstacles and adversities that we face. We get so overwhelmed with the current scenario

change your direction before it’s too late

Vince Molinaro, managing director of the leadership practice at Knightsbridge Human Capital Solutions, Canada’s largest HR advisory, tells clients he knows exactly when his career direction snapped into focus. It was at his first job out of college, with an organization that helped needy individuals get back on their