emotional intelligence
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The Empty Room After the Trophy: What Happens When Success Has No Witness
You crossed the finish line. You got the promotion, the award, the recognition. And then you came home to silence. The loneliness of success is one of the most psychologically complex experiences a high achiever can face, yet it remains almost entirely absent from public conversation. This article explores why it happens, what your brain…
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I’ve Been Named the Best Executive Coach in Asia 2026 – And Here’s What That Really Means
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Understanding Gen Z: What Neuroscience and Psychology Reveal About the Generation Z
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Why I Changed My Car Number Plate to KRISHNA: Five Reasons That Have Nothing to Do With Ego
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What Is Detachment Dating – and Why It Might Be the Most Emotionally Intelligent Way to Date
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Status, Shame, and Power: The Invisible Forces Shaping Leadership Behaviour
We like to believe leadership is built on vision, competence and confidence. That is the official story. It sounds polished in annual reports, keynote speeches and LinkedIn captions. But when I sit with leaders in coaching rooms, and when I observe teams in the wild theatre of organisational life, I often see something more human…
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Building a Tri-Intelligent Culture: How Organisations Should Embed IQ, EQ, and SQ
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Leading with Emotional Intelligence in the Age of AI: Why Human Connection Will Matter More Than Ever
In a world moving faster than our nervous systems can wisely process, emotional intelligence is no longer a soft skill. It is a leadership necessity. This workshop explores how to stay human, connected, and influential in the age of AI. We Built Smarter Machines. Did We Forget to Build Wiser Humans? We are living through…
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How to Develop Tri-Intelligence Leadership: A Practical 30-Day Training Plan
India does not suffer from a lack of talent. India suffers from a surplus of noise. Everyone has an opinion, a notification, a shortcut, a hustle. In that racket, leadership quietly degrades into performance. We start managing optics instead of meaning. We chase compliance instead of commitment. We mistake pressure for power. When I coach…
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April Fool’s Day 2026: What Our Jokes Reveal About Our Hearts
Every year, on 1 April, the world gives itself informal permission to be ridiculous. We fool friends, tease family members, send fabricated news, and laugh at the moment someone realises they have been tricked. On the surface, April Fool’s Day 2026 looks light-hearted. Silly. Harmless, even. But I have always found that humour is rarely…