personal growth
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Falling in Love with Your Coach: What It Means, Why It Happens, and What to Do Next
There is a particular kind of intimacy that doesn’t look like intimacy at all. No candles. No flirtation. No “good morning” texts. Instead, there is presence. Attention. Curiosity without judgement. Someone who remembers what you said three weeks ago about your father, your fear, your habit of shrinking. Someone who listens long enough for you…
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Loneliness Makes You Choose People You Wouldn’t Choose Otherwise
I have watched it happen in coaching rooms and cafés, and in the quiet glow of late-night messaging. A smart, discerning person meets someone who is simply available. Not kind. Not steady. Just there. And in a season of loneliness, “there” can look like “destiny”. This is the heart of loneliness relationship choices. Loneliness is…
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Life Coaching in India: Beyond Motivation Quotes to Real Inner Change
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My Year Reflection, My Top 5 Lessons, and What 2025 Taught Me
I woke up today with that familiar end-of-year feeling. Part relief, part tenderness, part quiet dread about the expectations we place on a calendar date. 31 December 2025 is not a magical door. It is a mirror. And mirrors, if you let them, do not flatter you. They show you what you have been rehearsing.…
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The Game of Reactions: It’s Your Reactions That Define Your Day
I have coached people who earn seven figures and people who are rebuilding their lives from scratch. Strangely, the same small villain shows up in both stories: the game of reactions, where an unexamined reaction quietly takes the driver’s seat and starts steering the day. Not the event. Not the traffic. Not the colleague’s tone.…
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My Book at Ganga Talao: When a Reader Turns Pages into Prayer
A Mauritian reader sent me photographs of my book “The Tri-Intelligence Leadership: Mastering IQ, EQ, and SQ” from Ganga Talao (Grand Bassin, Mauritius). Temples stood in the background. Deities watched with that familiar stillness that makes your mind feel a little too loud. I looked at those pictures longer than I expected. Not because I…
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Before the year ends, I want to say…
Before the year ends, I want to say… You do not need to “become a new person” to be worthy of a new chapter. Every December, the world turns into a stadium of comparison. We scroll through highlight reels, sales banners, “year-in-review” posts, and motivational speeches that sound like they were written by someone who…
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Between Birth And Death: How The Power Of Choice Frees You From Ownership
Let me start with a simple confession. I love good coffee, well-written books and the comfort of a nicely arranged home. For years, I told myself, “These are mine.” Then, as it usually does in India, life sent a few sharp reminders—moments that forced me to see how fragile ownership really is, and how the…
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Career Coaching for Young Indians: From Confused Graduate to Confident Professional
“I should have figured my life out by now—maybe it’s time I considered Career Coaching.” If I had a rupee for every young Indian who has whispered this line in a coaching session, I would probably have retired to a quiet beach by now. You finish your degree, pose in your convocation gown, the family…
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The Fire Outside, The Fire Inside: Why Yagna Still Matters In A Restless World
