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“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” – Jim Rohn, a famous motivational speaker and self-help guru. I believe the underlying intent of Jim’s quote is who you spend time with influences the person you eventually become. Who you are with can elevate you as much as it can […]

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” – Jim Rohn, a famous motivational speaker and self-help guru. We may revise it to: “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with, including yourself.” Regardless, I believe the underlying intent of Jim’s quote is who you

Every time we meet someone, there is an exchange of energy. This could be a fleeting moment, like passing someone who glances your way, or a brief encounter in a queue. It might also be a longer interaction, such as sharing a flight for a few hours or an overnight train journey.  Then there are

“If there’s one thing my life has shown me, it is that dreams do come true, but first you have to find your dream and believe in it completely. That’s when you and your dream become one and cannot be separated by anything or anyone.”- Sachin Tendulkar in his autobiography, Chase your Dreams. Beautiful isn’t

Giving: A Universal Virtue Giving is an act that transcends cultures, religions, and societies. It has always been revered as a noble virtue, one that uplifts both the giver and the receiver. Across all major religions, giving is seen as a way to enrich the soul, foster connection, and bring balance to the world. Yet,

Simply said – psychology is the study of human behaviour, whereas NLP is the study of the structure of subjective experience. They have certain Similarities: Both psychological approaches and NLP work on identifying and changing thoughts, beliefs, and behaviours that cause problems or distress. They aim to improve individuals’ lives by addressing these cognitive and