Do you celebrate your friend’s success?
We wish our friends well.
BUT wait a minute! Do we, really?
Well…………..Not THAT well!
I know, you are going to be incensed hearing me say this. But let us accept, we are human, after all. We want our friends to succeed, but when they do and outshine us, the fear does show up!
Let us be honest to ourselves – when we feel down, we tolerate easily hearing about a friend’s misfortune than his success! The identification factor gives...

We must first understand that our best self is an island within us. That is our source of power. To find the source, first we must believe in our own selves.

My belief is the root of my strength and it is the best endorsement, I give myself!
That is one place where I do not bother if others resent me or if that disappointed me.

There, I imagine, I accomplish every job that I undertake to my utmost satisfaction.
Consequently, I do not receive a less favourable...

Friends, please do not think, this is an ode or sequel to
Who will cry when we die?

That was written by Robin S. Sharma, an acclaimed international guru who guides readers towards enlightenment. The success of his best seller ‘The monk Who Sold His Ferrari’ is nothing less than sensational!

But what I write here is my own ‘ponderings’!
We think that we must leave behind a legacy if we want people to cry and mourn our death, though they will be secretly waiting...

Why is worrying considered a female attribute?
Or
Is it really true??

The line that separates worry and anxiety is very thin!

We do worry about small things like,
children not doing well academically,
husband returning from office very late on any particular day without keeping us informed about it etc.

But, ultimately it is the mental make up of the individual woman which decides her attitude.

Generally, men do...

We all know that though we are far from perfect, we love to pretend that we are the epitome of perfection! Anyone who knows us also knows that we are not.
Perfection is an attribute of the Divine and it is not given to humans!

When we are kids, we imagine that we can grow up perfect – but nothing can be far from truth. In our childhood, parents are protective of us, which makes us think, they are perfect. As we grow up, we realise that they are also human and their imperfection...