Parth Sawhney

Not all relationships are created equal, but in order to ensure that our relationships thrive well, we need to keep in perspective these three important elements in our mind and our heart: Respect: When you stop respecting the other person or vice versa, your relationship starts deteriorating. Silence may start

Life cruises from one phase to another, and as we witness this change, it’s usually a bittersweet experience for us. We experience varying emotions: fear, sadness, excitement, and happiness to name a few. Some refrain from living in the present embracing the new change, and instead live in their

No matter how much progress we make, the fundamental truth is that we humans will always remain the same. Human emotions will never change, no matter how much we advance further in terms of technology and access. The generations before us and the generations after us have and will participate

Unless we have had lady luck shining upon us all our lives, we all experience jobs with high pressure at some point in our work life. When the workload comes crashing on us and when we encounter unrealistic deadlines, we all go through times when fear kicks in and our

Today morning, as the air got chilly, I got into my blanket while I was half-asleep. I embraced the warmth and after some time I felt an unimaginable comfort. I relished this sweet bliss and felt the kind of comfort that I haven’t felt in a long time.

We think that the geniuses that we see in this world are the lucky ones, the ones blessed with great genes and simply wired for success. This is false thinking because it makes us believe that success is all about getting lucky. Deep down we know this is not true.

Every relationship in our life, whether it be ephemeral or never-ending, brings to us a valuable lesson. Sometimes a relationship teaches us to acquire healthy behaviors such as detachment, sometimes it shows us the importance of becoming bold enough to set up some boundaries; sometimes it leads us to

Our genitals often respond in a different way than we want them to. But instead of misjudging ourselves and our arousal, we need to know that when our genitals respond to a stimulus, it basically translates to the fact that the stimulus is sexually appealing but not sexually relevant. In

Today is here, in front of you. If you don’t pay attention, it’ll go away more quickly than you think. Today is a gift given to you, and the work you do today is a gift for your future. What will you do today to secure a better