Parth Sawhney

Most of us equate productivity with being busy. We try running around getting things done, but we hardly take a pause to simplify things and personalize our productivity so that we not only work better but also live fully in our daily life. Carson Tate, productivity expert and author of

We are living in the best and most opportune era human history has ever seen. Fortunately, unlike our ancestors, we are not facing challenges that are matters of life and death. So, what’s preventing us from focusing on things that are essential and truly add value and joy to

Gratitude can be a game-changer and as Steve Harvey puts it, it can help us erase negativity. No matter what we do, whether we own a business or work for someone else, we can all be grateful for it. It’s easy to lose ourselves to the humdrum and

Sooner or later, we all go through times when things just fall into place. Life seems easy and comfortable. We are engulfed with joy, success, and fulfillment, and feel like we’re on top of the world. Maybe you secure a high-paying job with an easy and steady schedule.

Every successful person is very conscious and deliberate with regard to the people they surround themselves with. They understand the power of associations and that’s why they are very intentional about who they choose as friends, romantic partners, and people that they work with. They know that the potential

There’s a popular adage that always remains at the back of my mind, “God only helps those who help themselves.” It’s easy to give up and start hoping that you’ll meet more like-minded and genuinely interesting people via serendipity. To let the Universe take care of

Those empty spaces of time when we have to wait can feel a waste of our time and as necessary trouble that we have to put ourselves through. But with a change in our perspective, we can all look at these hollow minutes in a positive light, and instead of

Wanting more can quickly become a destructive habit. The key to living a happy and fulfilled life lies in wanting less. When we practice the art of wanting less, we let go of our self-sabotaging patterns. We curb the cycle of incessant, futile greed and instead become grateful for

We all know intellectually that eating well plays a huge role in keeping us fit and healthy, both physically and mentally. But a majority of us fail to stick to a healthy diet and as an outcome end up suffering because of our impulses and lapses of judgment. To put