Parth Sawhney

Yesterday evening, as I wrapped up my work and went for my evening walk, I felt low energy. Even though I completed walking for one and a half miles (out of habit), I still felt low energy in my body. As yesterday was my workout day, I knew feeling low

A couple of days back, I finally started listening to Marie Forleo’s new book/audiobook Everything is Figureoutable [https://amzn.to/2LTzt5A]. I’ve been following her work via MarieTV [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuoxrRDDgk3UUnxR4tlkJYQ] (her YouTube channel) for the past few years now and couldn’t wait

When it comes to charting new territories and achieving seemingly unattainable goals, no one has been more successful than the versatile Arnold Schwarzenegger. From bodybuilding to becoming a huge movie star in Hollywood and then finally realizing his political ambitions, he has done it all. In one of his award

Are you happy with where you are right now in your life? Are you living the life that you envisioned for yourself or do you frequently go through the “feeling behind” syndrome? Do you still feel you can have better health, better friendships, better relationships, better finances and a better

We need to detach from our successes and failures, no matter how massive they may be and simply focus on our actions. The outcomes are not in our control, but what we control is taking the action that best aligns us. We commonly make the mistake of believing that our

As achievers, we all set up our BHAGs and work relentlessly towards accomplishing them. We participate in the journey and focusing on performing the key behaviors required to reach our goals every day, until one day we find ourselves standing on the top of the mountain and enjoying the breathtaking

We are all well aware of the popular adage, “Money doesn’t buy happiness.” It’s true we can’t spend our way into happiness. Happiness is a state of mind, and we can access it whenever we want. We all have seen examples that show us that accumulating stuff

Continued frompart [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/09/10/minimalism-is-less-truly-more-part-2/]2 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/09/10/minimalism-is-less-truly-more-part-2/] 11. More gratitude: When we start living with less, we become more appreciative of the things that we already have in

Continued from part 1 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/09/09/minimalism-is-less-truly-more-part-1/] 6. More flexibility: With freedom also comes flexibility. Instead of working for long hours, we can shorten our work hours and spend more quality time with our partner or our children. We can