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Essays on psychology, leadership, coaching, work and human behaviour, exploring what sits beneath the choices we make, the relationships we build and the lives we lead.

World Suicide Prevention Day falls on 10 September, in the final year of the theme Changing the Narrative on Suicide. Dr Krishna Athal on why the conversation never starts in our homes, the achievement dialect, and how to begin one that could save a life.

Diwali 2026 falls on Sunday 8 November, at the end of one of the heaviest news years in recent memory. A compassionate, practical guide to lighting your lamps when the world genuinely needs them, including the one practice I am asking of everyone: the second diya.

The mind keeps unfinished business open, and the body pays for it daily. Dr Krishna Athal explains why the past refuses to stay behind you, and the four moves of the Open Hand Method that finally loosen its grip.

Most people who ask whether they need a life coach are not in crisis. They are capable and quietly stuck. Here are five honest signs coaching would be worth your time, and the situations where it is not the right answer.

Krishna Janmashtami 2026 falls on Friday 4 September. Beyond the date and the midnight puja, Dr Krishna Athal reads the birth story as a study of leadership under threat: why Kamsa built the prison that became a birthplace, the Kamsa reflex, and what Yashoda teaches about raising what will outgrow you.

A report from inside my live workshop on the psychology of overthinking: the rumination tax, why the mind loops, the Still Point Method, and the sentence that stopped the room.

Fewer siblings, greater distance and a global loneliness crisis have made Raksha Bandhan more necessary than at any time in its history. Dr Krishna Athal on the assumed bond, what the thread does psychologically, and how to tie it this year so that it holds.

Home is not a building. It is the state your body enters when it decides it can stop scanning. Dr Krishna Athal on why we search for home without knowing it, the four feelings we are really looking for, and how to build a home if you never quite had one.