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Why Do People Leave Things Halfway? Understanding the Psychology of Incompletion

In the pursuit of goals—whether personal, professional, or creative—many people start with a surge of energy and enthusiasm. But somewhere along the way, that momentum fizzles. Projects are shelved, goals remain unmet, and dreams are filed away under the haunting label of “unfinished.” As a Life and Executive Coach, I often encounter coachees with a…
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When a Man Feels Invisible at Home: The Pain of Not Being His Family’s Hero

In a world where masculine identity has long been tethered to strength, protection, and provision, being perceived as a “hero“ by one’s family is not just a desire—it’s often a cornerstone of self-worth. For many men, particularly fathers and husbands, their emotional architecture is quietly but profoundly shaped by how they are seen at home.…
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The Importance of Role Models in Our Life

In this post, I explore why having role models is essential for personal growth and development both in a professional setting as well as at home. Role models are essential in our lives, inspiring us to strive for greatness and pursue our goals with gusto. They can be the people we know personally or those…
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If Someone Stole Bread to Feed Their Family, Would You Consider Them A Bad Person?

This blog post explores the complexities of morality when faced with extreme poverty, highlighting various points of view and examining what it truly means to be ‘good’ or ‘bad.’ In a world of scarcity, desperation can lead to desperate measures and questionable decisions. But how far is too far? If it came down to stealing…
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Too Much of Analysis Leads to Paralysis

We all need to analyse situations and make well-judged decisions. But have you ever wondered if too much analysis could lead to a state of ‘paralysis’? It’s often heard that overanalysing can leave us feeling stuck and unable to move forward, which may result in missed opportunities. In this blog post, we will explore how…

