Ask and You Shall Receive
Asking for growth isn’t Arrogance—It’s Aspiration: Seeking feedback or a recommendation is not about entitlement, but about owning your growth and making your goals visible.
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Asking for growth isn’t Arrogance—It’s Aspiration: Seeking feedback or a recommendation is not about entitlement, but about owning your growth and making your goals visible.
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“If I don’t stay on top of everything, something will fall through the cracks.”
Many leaders carry this belief, driven by care, responsibility, and a desire to protect their team. But what happens when that care turns into control… and starts costing you your well-being?
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Confirmation bias, while subtle, can sabotage personal and professional growth. By recognizing and addressing it, we can break free from the constraints of outdated beliefs and embrace a mindset of possibility. Growth starts with questioning the stories we tell ourselves. Learn actionable strategies to break free.
The Hidden Costs of Confirmation Bias Read More »
True leadership isn’t about being the busiest person in the room; it’s about empowering your team, fostering trust, and focusing on what truly matters. Delegate wisely and lead purposefully.
Ditch The Badge of ‘Busyness’ Read More »
Consistency is the cornerstone of any meaningful progress, whether it’s mastering a skill, adopting a healthier lifestyle, or advancing in your career.
Consistency Is Key: How to Build and Sustain Habits That Stick Read More »
Dive into these 10 thoughtful questions to honour your journey, express gratitude, and set intentions for a brighter future. Let’s step into the new year with purpose and hope!
The Power of Reflection Read More »
Stepping into a management role is an exciting milestone, but leading former peers comes with unique challenges. How do you balance authority and approachability, handle potential resentment, and build a cohesive team? 🎯
From Peer to Leader: Navigating the Transition Read More »
Feeling torn between work and personal life? You’re not alone. In my latest blog, I share the story of Alex, a senior leader who overcame guilt, burnout, and overwhelm to find clarity, focus, and balance.
The Tug of War: Balancing Personal Challenges and Professional Demands Read More »
Are you driven by the desire to achieve something meaningful, or are you escaping discomfort? The distinction matters. When we understand our motivations—whether we’re running toward something or away from something—we unlock clarity that guides more intentional and fulfilling decisions. Dive into my latest blog to explore this introspective question and discover tools for creating purpose-driven choices in life and leadership.
Are You Driven by Purpose or Fear? Read More »
Does your job feel like a golden cage? True fulfilment often comes from exploring passions and purpose beyond work. Step outside, rediscover joy, and build a balanced life aligned with what truly matters.
Unlocking the Golden Cage Read More »
As leaders and entrepreneurs, we often find ourselves in situations where we must address performance issues or conflicts within our teams. These conversations can feel uncomfortable, but when handled the right way, they can actually strengthen trust and lead to growth—for both the individual and the team.
Turning Tough Conversations into Growth Opportunities Read More »
Company culture is the collective set of values, beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours that define how an organization operates and how its employees interact. It reflects the company’s identity, guiding decision-making processes, influencing how employees feel about their work, and shaping how they engage with each other and customers.
What Does Company Culture Mean? Read More »
Whether you’re managing a startup or overseeing a department in a larger organization, leadership can feel lonely at times. However, this isolation doesn’t have to persist. By intentionally fostering connections across the organization, even without direct transactional relationships, you can regain motivation, support your growth, and become a more effective leader.
Overcoming Isolation in Leadership Read More »
Many people are made to believe that self-compassion means being soft, lazy, or letting yourself off the hook. But the truth is, self-compassion is a powerful tool that can transform how we lead and grow. By embracing kindness toward ourselves, we become more resilient, more focused, and better equipped to handle life’s challenges.
Self-Compassion: A Key to Being Your Best Self Read More »
Growing a startup from 5 to 50 employees is an exciting milestone, but it comes with its own set of challenges—from maintaining company culture to building team spirit, especially in a remote environment.
Drawing from my experience of working with entrepreneurs and leadership teams, I am sharing some insights on key challenges entrepreneurs face as their teams expand. and actionable tips for navigating this critical growth phase. Whether it’s fostering collaboration, scaling leadership, or keeping communication clear, these insights will help you build a cohesive and motivated team as you scale.
Check out the full blog and share your experiences in scaling up!
#Leadership #StartupGrowth #RemoteWork #TeamBuilding #Entrepreneurship
From 5 to 50 Employees: Navigating the Challenges of Growth Read More »
Is leadership about being an expert and having all the answers? Is it sustainable when one tries to be everything to everyone? Read about Aarti’s transformation from being insecure about her status as a subject matter expert, to shifting her perspective on leadership and learning to leverage the expertise of her team while fostering a culture of trust and collaboration.
From Burnout to Balance Read More »
Does it have to be a step-by-step climb up the corporate ladder? Does it mean stepping into your boss’ shoes when he moves on? Could your role face a ceiling by its scope?
The real question is – how driven are you to create your own growth path? What does it mean to take matters into your own hands and design your career to your satisfaction. Let’s look at how you can challenge linear growth and explore possibilities, by reading about this coachee’s journey.
Does Growth Have to Be Linear? Read More »
Do you make excuses to avoid social or professional gatherings and miss out on networking opportunities?
Many of my coachees come with a negative mindset related to networking. Read about the journey Raj went through. He equated networking with bragging, sycophancy and a false persona. His manager told him this was not helping his cause of looking for more opportunities, but he never saw the connection and felt very frustrated. He sought coaching to look for ways of surviving networking. What he discovered was that he could be his authentic self and network successfully.
Read on to discover how powerful it can be to build meaningful connections.
The Art of Authentic Networking: Embracing Visibility Without Losing Yourself Read More »
Does growth scare you?
James’ childhood was marked by watching his father work all the time, whether it was weekends or vacations. He had unwittingly formed a belief that growth meant sacrificing the joys of family life. This belief prevented him from taking up growth opportunities. Together we worked on challenging the old belief that held him back. His journey serves as an inspiring reminder that with the right guidance and mindset, it is possible to rewrite our narratives and create a fulfilling and balanced life.
When Maria was offered a promotion involving a move to another department, instead of excitement, she felt a wave of apprehension. The idea of leaving her comfort zone and the expertise she had meticulously built over the years filled her with doubt. She feared that transitioning to a new department would strip her of her established credibility and status as an expert.
Read about her journey of stepping out of her comfort zone to embrace growth.
Discomfort Zone: A Journey from Comfort to Growth Read More »
This is a story about an entrepreneur.
Anna had a passion for books and food. She combined these and set up a café by a beach in Goa.
Read on and comment how you would shape the ending for this story.
To be an entrepreneur one must be creative, communicative, and highly motivated to succeed, yet open to risk and failure. For women entrepreneurs, there are additional challenges of managing multiple roles.
When people in your life fail to accept your presence and treat you as if you are invisible, you feel rejected and insignificant, as if you don’t matter at all.
Shedding the Invisibility Cloak Read More »
A balanced mind is not something that doesn’t have stress.
Keep up with a Balanced Mind Read More »
Mahatma Gandhi is seen as a master strategist and an exemplary leader as well as someone whose ideologies can be emulated by corporate India.
Walk the Talk: Learnings from The Mahatma Read More »
How funny it would be to see an anxious caterpillar, worrying about what it would become, never realizing that there is nothing it can do or not do to become something beautiful.
I am a big proponent of Emotional Intelligence and I never thought I would say this, but – yes, there is something called ‘toxic’ empathy!
Is Toxic Empathy Real? Read More »
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle
Breaking the Habit Loop Read More »
Intuitive thinking, which arises from the subconscious, can be extremely powerful, giving us access to information that is not within the grasp of our conscious mind.
Tune in with Your Gut Read More »
‘If you won a lottery of Rs.10 lakh, how would you spend it?’
Every Perspective Counts Read More »
To be or Not To be – William Shakespeare X:
To Start-up or Not Start-up Read More »
“Leadership is a way of thinking, a way of acting
Leadership lessons from Lagaan Read More »
Staying organized can be easy on the 1st day and
It’s always Messy – Before it is organized Read More »
Riddhi was an MBBS student studying at a medical university.
THE POWER OF POSITIVITY Read More »
Emotions can come in varying types and ways, and they have
Caught In Emotional Turbulence? Read More »
Reena was a nervous wreck when we first connected. She
Step off the Superwoman Pedestal Read More »