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Mental Health Matters
From childhood, we are all taught to be a winner in the rat race. To constantly achieve and over-achieve our goals and targets. What we often forget is that in our hunger to constantly grow, we somewhere start ignoring the other aspects of our self – Our Mental Health. In
Who Defines My Success?
Sharing yet another experience from my work life and what I learned from it. This had a deep impact on me and who I am today. Some lessons are learned the hard way but if reading this can help you avoid it, my job is done ð Who Defines
Confessions of an Introvert!
I recently got approached by someone to write a book about my Journey. It was tempting, but I realized that it would take a lot of time and effort. But I do have a lot of experiences, learnings, and insights that I can share. Today I am sharing about my
Starting your own business is a difficult job
Many of us dream of becoming an entrepreneur someday. Having your own business is a dream come true for many of us but it is not as easy as it seems to be. Oftentimes, new entrepreneurs face #biases and #assumptions at the nascent stage of securing funding, the fuel which keeps their companies going. India has
The Blind Spot
Diversity is a fact! Inclusion is a choice!! And what better way towards the inclusion of diversity than reminding ourselves that multiple realities exist and all realities are true for those experiencing them? Here’s a beautiful reflection note shared by Kunal S. based on his observations and experience around diverse experiences of
Encouraging failure as a part of growth at workplace
We have this # culture where #success is admired and appreciated and on the opposite #failure is criticized and makes the person feel ashamed about it. Often, it’s not just the act of failing that people are afraid of, it is actually the consequences. But we need to understand that if there is success, failures will
The two sides of quiet quitting
How to survive work while going through a heartbreak
There’s more to people than labels- Rise of non-binary pronouns and their significance
Living with Multiple Sclerosis
Your condition does not define you, your strength and courage does! Multiple Sclerosis is different, it can affect your life in many ways but it cannot stop you from living your life the way you want. Here is my article where I have tried to understand the science behind this
Father’s Day- Pulse Survey
Today, organizations are taking cognizance of not just the professional lifestages but also the personal life stages of its employees. While there is a deliberate impetus around challenges women face as they navigate motherhood and other personal phases including marriage, care giving, childcare etc., but today fathers too are stepping
Creating a barrier free organization for the visually impaired
The journey of the visually impaired is rife with challenges, biases and barriers. The onus of enabling the visually impaired in the workforce lies with the employers. As responsible employers we need to consciously make efforts. My third article in this series, elaborates on some steps which can help create