Too often, we rely on serendipity for inspiration. And since we are not prepared for it, we often lose out on some great life-changing insights.
In this article, I share a 4-step process to identify Moments of Inspiration and discover good ideas - more deliberately and less serendipitously.
How do I ensure that good habits, behaviors and routines stick with me for a longer time?
Is there a way to change what I do or how I think, that will help me form healthy and beneficial habits not just during this pandemic but even after?
Read on to find out how.
What can the Indian Cricket Team teach us about winning super overs?
In this article, we look at the one of the most essential ingredients behind the Indian Team’s unbelievable success.
And we also try to answer the bigger question of, “How can we decode Belief and leverage it for practical everyday life situations?”
Read more to find out.
Most of the times we know when we are procrastinating. It’s not news to us.
However, what we don’t know is this:
What am I supposed to do about it?
In this post, I talk about four simple steps that can help you overcome procrastination.
It’s all almost like secretly hacking your brain to work for your benefit.
Read on to find out how.
Why do we procrastinate?
Even when we know it’s not beneficial for us. Even when we know we are just wasting our time.
Why do we do this to ourselves?
The first step in defeating an enemy is to know what makes it tick.
As it turns out, it all leads to one annoying little thing.
Read on to find out what it is.
We all deal with problems every day.
Sometimes problem solving is a breeze. The other times, more often than not, it’s frustrating.
So what can we do to make our problem-solving efforts less frustrating?
Is there a brain hack we can use to break down the mental blocks?
The answers to all of the above questions is a cheerful YES.
And Sheldon Cooper will show us exactly how.
We’ve all been there.
We started the book with high hopes of enlightenment but now it’s starting to feel like a terrible mistake.
But is it the fault of difficult books? Or are we getting something wrong?
What if I told you that there is a way to read difficult books without breaking a sweat?
It’s probably not what you think it is. And it’s much more easier than you think it is.
What does it mean to be a street smart in the corporate world of today?
Robert Greene says that it takes more than technical knowledge and just being good at your job.
In his book 48 Laws of Power, Robert Greene synthesizes the learnings from the kings, nobility, statesman and politicians of the past, and shares them in the form of engaging stories.
In this book review post, I am going to tell you why you should give this book a read.
Because, it helps to be a street smart, especially in today’s day and age.
What if I told you that it’s possible to learn anything you want in just 20 hours?
Be it learning a new language, playing a new instrument or understanding a technical tool. Any skill that you want to learn can be learned without you feeling overwhelmed or lost.
It’s not magic. At least, not in the conventional sense.
The trick is to understand how our brain actually assimilates knowledge.
If you know the skill of “Learning How to Learn”, you can use it to learn anything you want.
Read on to find out how to acquire this skill.
We all have some version of a dream life that we want to live. It’s also safe to assume that most of us are not living that life right now.
The question is “How do we go about designing that dream life starting today?”
Is there an obvious something that we are getting wrong?
I discovered that something recently and it made me rethink my approach to life.
In this post I have shared my experience and learnings in the hope that it helps you design your dream life too.