Parth Sawhney

We often look at the notion of doing the work that we truly love and the benefits that it brings to us only from our own perspective. We only think about how fulfilled we would feel or how prosperous we would become when we commit to aligned work. But we

Sickness is out of our control. Things would be going smoothly and linearly in our lives and all of a sudden, we would find ourselves engulfed by an ailment. In those weak times, we may be tempted to take charge of our daily tasks in spite of our illness and

When we keep saying the phrase “I don’t have enough time” to others, it’s an indicator that our life is out of whack. The more we keep telling others that we are running short on time, the stronger this belief gets in our head. And soon, it becomes

In order to get better and excel in our life and our chosen field, we need to bring consistency in our actions. We need to be like our tortoise friend — slow and steady. If we sprint too hard one day and end up recovering for the next two days, we

Contrary to the popular belief, fun is a subtle expression. Companies and retailers try to commercialize fun. Through their hoardings, advertisements and their social media presence, they mislead us into believing that fun is only for the selected few who take advantage of their offerings. They put a price tag

Some of us start our side hustles* and small businesses hoping to bring a positive change in the world, live our legend and attain our delayed desires. We put in extra hours and our heart and soul into the work and become our most creative and productive self to get

If you have been experiencing some noise in your head, don’t feel alone. We all experience different levels of noise and clutter in our minds. We all get bombarded with so much information in our everyday life, mix that with the different experiences that we gather and the set

There were times in my past when I felt awkward and uncomfortable eating in public, whether it be at restaurants, cafeteria, food courts or coffee shops. I can be a messy eater sometimes and whenever I wrestled with a burrito at Chipotle or ate Indian food — making my fingers dirty

Contrary to the popular belief, success is not extrinsic, it’s intrinsic, it’s a manifestation of our inner alignment. Most of us dive into the ‘massive action’ mode in order to pursue success, but when we do so, we take a wrong approach. Success is something very personal, and