Here is something almost nobody talks about. The person with the scarcity mindset and the person with the abundance mindset can both end up in exactly the same place: stuck. One builds a fortune and can’t enjoy it. The other visualizes a fortune and never builds it. One hoards. The other hopes. And neither is
Resilience training is no longer niche. When I first started running resilience workshops, it was necessary to spend the first fifteen minutes defining the concept and justifying the need. People wanted to know: Is this therapy? Is it a motivational talk? Is it relevant to our actual work? Is this about doing more with less?
If you’ve searched for “Jonathan Haidt brain rot” or watched the recent Diary of a CEO brain rot episode, you’re not alone. The term “brain rot” is everywhere right now. But is it real? According to Jonathan Haidt, yes. And it’s bigger than we think. In his conversation with Dr. Aditi Nerurkar on Diary of
We live in an age of instant answers. There is endless data (and constant distractions). Yet meaning? That remains elusive. In our pursuit of success, we often bypass significance. But what gives life its depth isn’t just what we achieve—it’s the story we tell ourselves about the journey. The meaning hidden within. This isn’t abstract
We live in a world that values speed. Fast lanes, quick fixes, instant gratification — these have become the hallmarks of success. But have we stopped to ask: are we actually living, or just rushing through life? The word “dawdle” often carries a negative connotation, conjuring images of wasted time or idle procrastination. But what
Mindfulness. A simple word with profound potential. At its essence, mindfulness is the practice of being present—fully aware of the moment, without judgment. It’s about observing your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings as they are, rather than as you wish them to be. Productivity, on the other hand, is about achieving meaningful results efficiently. It’s not