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Parth Sawhney

from nobody to a bollywood dance sensation

Over the past few years, Nora Fatehi [https://twitter.com/Norafatehi] has become the new favorite dancing sensation in Bollywood and everyone has been loving her performances and dancing skills. The Moroccan-Canadian actor-dancer started her journey in 2015 and has been working relentlessly ever since to make her mark in

read to rise

We are all surrounded by books, yet very few of us actually invest their time and energy in reading them. Of course, I’m not talking about the trashy beach reads, but the books in which people from all different walks of life have provided their wisdom to us so

differentiating hunger from thirst

We need both food and water for survival. Fulfilling either hunger or thirst exclusively won’t make the cut. And the same applies to our professional pursuits as well. We’re all encouraged to participate in the hustle. But the reality is that most of us are like a hamster

cheaper option vs best solution

Here’s an insight that beautifully ties with the notion of choosing long-term success over short-term fixes and outcomes. When it comes to managing our finances, we all try to save as much money as we can for a better future. However, there are a few instances where this mindset

short-term thinking vs long-term success

Considering the times we’re living in, it’s easy to get trapped in the microwave mentality and go for short-term results over long-term dividends. But we have to gently steer ourselves so that we don’t make short-sighted choices that hurt our long-term growth. For example, in business, choosing

reset your brain

In today’s noisy and chaotic world, our mind is constantly active. Whether you’re a 9 to 5-er, a creative entrepreneur or a self-employed person who has systems and schedules in place to accomplish the completion of our goals and projects, most of us use our brain incessantly but

give yourself small rewards

We all go through times in our professional lives, especially if we’re self-employed, when we feel the motivation waning with us, and when we feel stuck. But staying stagnant won’t bring us the outcomes that we desire. We have to keep going and focus on consistency if we

overcome your negativity bias with positivity

Our survival instinct has propelled our behaviors since prehistoric times. It has all been about either finding a meal or becoming one. Although our naturally sharpened negativity bias has helped us stave off danger for thousands of years, it has also trained us to always look at negative things in

seeing low phases as opportunities for growth

Life is a series of highs and lows. It’s a rollercoaster ride, and it serves us best if we both enjoy the peaks that we experience as well as make most of the valleys that come our way. The low phases are vital opportunities for us to practice patience,

why most new year's resolutions don't become habits

Many people are enthusiastic about bringing a positive change or behavior in their lives but very few of them actually attain success in turning them into habits that last for the long-term. In his book The Power of Habit, Charles Duhigg describes explains how the habit loop works: 1. The