Parth Sawhney

Our current culture celebrates pain. It’s a common belief that working extremely hard and undergoing immense pain are needed for success. You may try that approach, but the success that you attain will be short-lived. Attract success, don’t chase it. Let go of the mindset of ‘No pain,

As we gain mastery, in order to progress way ahead of others, we need to accrue additional knowledge with respect to our chosen field. We need to get acquainted with the tools of the trade and figure out how things work. There are two ways for doing this. The first

Comfort and familiarity make us feel settled and add certainty to our lives. But they also stagnate us, keeping us away from gathering new experiences. We become more risk-averse with time. In order to grow, we need to challenge ourselves and leave our comfort zone. Without discomfort, there is no

There’s no point in seeking revenge. It doesn’t make anyone or anything better. There’s a quote that I read in a relative’s place many years back: “Success is the best revenge.” I think it’s completely false. Success is about uplifting others, not seeking revenge from

In order to bring your genius into play and achieve top-notch productivity, we need to be able to focus on doing our work for a prolonged amount of time without any distractions or interruptions. We need to create a TBAF: Tight Bubble of Absolute Focus. When we concentrate intensely on

We all go through phases in our lives when we encounter a scarcity of love. It’s like walking a desert looking for an oasis of love. And our search seems to never end. As we face the crisis of love, a potent solution is to change our approach and

Let go of your big, hairy and audacious goals (BHAGs) and simply focus on learning and growing every day. We need to embrace small, continuous improvements on a daily basis. The Japanese have even given this idea a name: Kaizen, which is the Japanese word for continuous improvement. Worry less

The words that we speak in our daily lives reveal our state. When we cultivate awareness towards the words that are coming out of our mouths, we are able to ascertain our mindset and the lens through which we see the world. We may not be aware, but we may

Don’t overwhelm others with your life mission, it’s not worth it. Chances are they won’t be able to understand your passion in the way you them to. If we persist with unloading our mission on other people’s lives, they will start developing a resistance towards it