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Parth Sawhney

gain control over yourself

In The Bhagavad Gita [https://amzn.to/31Hstio], Krishna instructs Arjun, “Reshape yourself through the power of your will; never let yourself be degraded by self-will. The will is the only friend of the Self, and the will is the only enemy of the Self.” He further adds, “To

how to live

We are all born the same — naked, scared and clueless — and the situations, circumstances and people around us shape our beliefs and our lives. We don’t get a manual on how to live; it’s something that we have to figure out by ourselves. Some of us do and

how your ego keeps you stuck

One of the things that keeps us stuck in our lives is our own inflated ego. Many of us are only concerned about our image and the way we portray ourselves to others and the world. This image is nothing but a facade, a false front, in reality. We are

personal growth is an easy path

So many of us think that personal growth is hard. We think about the overwhelming number of books that we have to read, the difficult courses that we have to take, and the countless speeches that we have to listen to. We think understanding different aspects of life, learning new

sincere kindness is invincible

We have all been treated badly by someone in our past, and this may happen sometime in the future as well. Maybe in the past you responded to bad treatment with bad treatment and mean comments with mean comments. Maybe you remained calm and held yourself back, keeping your distance

opportunity mixed with difficulty

Once, Jim Rohn did a seminar for certain executives in Honolulu. As they sat around the conference table, one of them asked, “Mr. Rohn, you know some important people around the world. What do you think the next 10 years are going to be like?” Rohn replied, “Gentlemen, I do

prepare yourself for negative people

It’s not hard to predict that over the course of the day, today or any other day, you will come across someone who behaves like a jerk, either in real life or online. Of course, this doesn’t negate the fact we ourselves have been a jerk to others

mastery is not about perfection

Media and society want us to believe in the myth of ‘overnight success’. We start thinking of success as an event, but in reality, it is a long and arduous process. The truth, as shown by numerous examples, is that ‘overnight success’ takes an average time of 10 years. We

position yourself for the future

One of the most common catchphrases that goes around in the personal development world is “Learn more to earn more.” And there’s great truth to it. In your current profession, there’s a chance that you may be already maxed out at your current knowledge and skill level. In

balancing between fear and awareness

When it comes to our future, it’s uncertain and unpredictable. We don’t know what is in store for us and it’s hard to estimate the ratio of good or bad, happiness or suffering, good luck or ill-luck that we would experience. The future is vast and