Reliability isn’t flashy. It doesn’t announce itself, doesn’t seek validation, doesn’t ask for credit. But in a world where people overpromise and underdeliver, it quietly becomes one of the most valuable things you can offer. It’s rare, not because it’s complicated, but because it requires … [Read more...]
The Power of Possibility: From “What Is” to “What Could Be”
When caught in unknown situations, I often find myself coming back to the question, Kya hai, kya ho sakta hai? Hindi for: “What is, and what could be?” On the surface, it seems simple, but it holds so much more. It’s a question that pushes you to look beyond what’s right in front of you and … [Read more...]
Illusions I Clung to About Success
For years, I convinced myself I was doing it for my family. That every late night, every sacrifice, every moment spent working instead of being present was for them. That one day, they’d look back and understand why I wasn’t there. But the truth is, they never asked for this. They would have … [Read more...]
Criticism with Purpose: The Art of Growth-Oriented Feedback
Criticism is a delicate thing. It’s often perceived as something negative, something to be avoided, feared, or met with defensiveness. However, when done right, criticism becomes a powerful tool - not just for growth, but for deepening relationships, fostering learning, and enhancing … [Read more...]
The Weight of Words: When Passion Demands Proof
Passion is one of those words that carries an almost mythic quality. It stirs our imagination, evokes admiration, and, when spoken with conviction, demands our attention. It’s a term that doesn’t simply describe - it declares. To say, “I am passionate about this” is to present oneself as someone … [Read more...]