Parth Sawhney

We all want insta-solutions. We want more money in our bank accounts, a loving partner who loves and cares for us, a wildly successful business, a wonderful home etc. as soon as we can. No matter what your ‘happy ending’ is, you feel that once you get these things,

There’s a story that I’ve heard a few times via different mediums over the years and I’d love to share it with you. It’s an ancient parable that goes like this: There was once a farmer in a village. One day, his horse ran away. So,

We are all complicated beings. There are multiple layers to us dictated by our fears, wants, desires, anxieties, and insecurities. The world around us that is filled with billions of humans is equally, if not more, complex and difficult to navigate through. With so many voices and noises around us,

In his books such as The War of Art, Do The Work, Turning Pro and The Artist’s Journey, Steven Pressfield talks about a universal force that he claims works against us and our creativity. He labels it as ‘Resistance’. Resistance is described as a mythical entity that has one

As we can develop our chest, shoulders, biceps and triceps in the gym by lifting dumbbells and barbells or simply by doing bodyweight exercises, we can strengthen and grow our brain as well. We need to ensure that we constantly work towards challenging it and expanding its limits, and use

There is duality in everything — day and night, up and down, success and failure, good and bad, light and dark, victory and defeat. Life works in balance, in an equilibrium — kind of like a pendulum. That’s why in order to attain great rewards, we need to take great risks.

The key to mastery and becoming a top producer, in essence, attracting extraordinary success is doing things that most of the people don’t like to do. They do high-value activities that the people who have embraced mediocrity don’t feel like doing — even when they too don’t

As we form and forge our relationships, it’s important that we consider other people’s wants and needs. We, humans, have a strong internal responsibility to be loving and caring. It’s who we are. But in this process, we need to stay away from becoming a people pleaser.

It’s tempting to get into an argument, to pick a fight, to prove someone wrong on their face but it never leads to any good. Even worse, we end up regretting our words, actions or behaviors. These are times when it’s best to let go of ‘being right’