Parth Sawhney

Look back at your life and do a self-assessment: How many times has anger propelled you to behave in ways that you later regretted? On how many occasions, you let the alcohol in your system dictate your words, behaviors and actions? How many instances there have been where you’ve

In the book We Bought a Zoo [https://amzn.to/2NMoyx1], Benjamin Mee chronicles his family’s purchase of the Dartmoor Wildlife Park, a ramshackle zoo in the English countryside. Mee and his family had their own struggles as well but he still went ahead with the decision to refurbish

There’s a wonderful quote by Epictetus: “We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” However, most of us never put this into practice, and in numerous occasions we find ourselves talking more than we listen. In his website The

Today marks the completion of one year since I started this blog and am glad that I have managed to post an important insight every single day. It has been challenging but immensely satisfying to write and share something new every day and maintain this streak. As Seth Godin recently

In this digital age when fast and easy is the norm, and where there is an abundance of resources to provide us with instant gratification, we need to constantly remind ourselves to cultivate patience, especially with ourselves and our growth. It takes time to go through experiences, solve problems and

The most common advice that all money management gurus give to people is to cut back on your expenses and save and invest as much money as you can. There’s nothing wrong with this approach but very few people consider taking a different approach. Instead of taking into account

A horse suddenly came galloping quickly. It appeared that the man had somewhere very important to go. Another man, who was standing alongside the road, shouted, “Where are you going? “ The man on the horse replied, “I don’t know. Ask the horse!“ This short Zen story is not too

We all have come across occasions when we said something stupid or hurtful to the other person and later regretted it and had to deal with the consequences. In our attempts to look smart and cool, and impress others, we say certain things but in the end talking more backfires

Makers are artists worshipping their crafts. They value the journey of creating more than the creation itself. Makers are able to tap into the abundance that the Source provides and transform ideas into art. The flow of creative energy while they work is what turns them on. Makers are not