The Myth of Time Management; And what to do instead Every week, I speak with people from various walks of life, many of whom are managers and leaders in organizations, entrepreneurs and business owners. We talk in confidence about their life and their work, and managing their time better inevitably comes up in conversation at some point or another. As we inquire into their relationship with time management, it becomes obvious that wanting to manage

Ignorance vs. Innocence Only two kinds of people can truly and totally be content and glad to be alive. One is ignorant. The other is innocent. What is the difference, you ask? The ignorant mind hasn't seen anything about life yet. It is oblivious. It is in a state where 'ignorance is bliss'. Utter ignorance, ignorance to a level where one is ignorant of even being ignorant. I've been there - in fact a long

The words ‘Transformation’ and ‘Coaching’ are often portrayed to be synonymous. Transformation in particular has become a buzzword that gets thrown around all over the place by coaches, clients and the companies working with them.

As someone who has been a transactional coach for several years and who now specializes in transformative coaching, I often get the question of what’s different about it. I have once tried to answer that to a certain extent in an earlier article titled ‘Transformative Coaching vs Transactional Coaching’.

In this, I have created 3 specific distinctions that can help you identify this approach more clearly, while also portraying its seamless alignment with the International Coaching Federation definition of coaching.

5 Uncommon Insights from Coaching 100 Leaders from Across the World I was going through my coaching logs today and noticed that the list of leaders I've coached professionally has exceeded 100. These are people at different levels in the corporate ladder, playing different roles - from a management trainee to a CEO. I sat down thinking about what the most profound and uncommon things were that I have noticed in this journey so far.

Stress and Peace of Mind: A Subtle Misunderstanding I was in conversation with an old colleague earlier this week, and we were catching up about the happenings in her life. She was experiencing a lot of stress in her personal life and was trying to control her mind to feel better. It is common to feel stressed, and we usually overcome it by using will power. I'm calling all of these various methods as will-power based