Parth Sawhney

Everyone is running around in a rush to get things done so that they can check them off from their list and feel better about themselves. The current ‘multi-tasking’ culture is training people to become shallow and ignore excellence and depth. As Steven Pressfield points out, “The disease of

Overcoming urges is not easy. We need to train our minds relentlessly to do so. Resisting and fighting urges is futile — the more we do that, the more we get trapped in them. Urges are like Devil’s Snare. We just need to stop fighting and let their grip over

Don’t let your intellect overpower your heart. We can be logical as much as we want but there are times when we need to act in accordance with our hearts. In order to understand other people, sometimes reading their minds is not enough. We need to read their hearts

It takes time to get over bad habits. We need to constantly interrupt those patterns and most importantly get off the path of self-sabotage. When our bad habits operate on autopilot, it’s important that we become conscious of our acts. Our every compulsive act that is detrimental to

The words that come from our mouths are more powerful than we think they are. In good times or bad, we need to pay attention towards the words that we speak. Sometimes, choosing silence is the best route. Our spoken harsh words may haunt ourselves and others later on. And

Binge watching has become the current entertainment trend thanks to streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu. A Netflix survey found that 61 percent of its users regularly watch between 2-6 episodes of a show in one sitting. It has also been reported that Netflix members choose to binge-watch

Humility is a great virtue shared by the uber-successful amongst us. They know that if they don’t pay attention, their success might derail them. They build a defense shield against arrogance and bring gratitude to the equation whenever they can to stay on course. If we let our

Most of us work hard, some even work smarter, and are eventually able to experience and enjoy the coveted peaks of success. But if we lose our awareness and sense of direction in this process, we let that success inflate our egos and mess with our mind and our mission.

If you want to walk continuously on the path of success, you’ll have to let go of mediocrity. You’ll have to go above and beyond to create a work of excellence and provide high quality service and products to your customers and clients. We need to show up