Happiness Coach with 5+ Years practice with 50+ happy and transformed clients.
Trained ICF coach with specialisation in leadership, relationship and career coaching. People manager by profession with 20 years of people development, mentoring and transforming experience.
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The Happiness Channel dedicated to learn simple tips and tricks to lead a happy life. Several techniques which are explained in simple terms and applied to achieve greater results.
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Author of a book dedicated to guide young professionals to be self sufficient and manage their own destiny. It has been noticed that many professional during the early career all prey to please their managers to achieve success. This is an easy reference to come out of that trap and be the master of own career through ethical means and smart work.
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Why Books Are the One Screen-Free Habit Your Nervous System Is Begging For
Reading books can be likened to Pratyahara, as both involve withdrawing attention from external noise. While many struggle with reading, it offers unique benefits that enhance our physiological state, promoting relaxation and focus. Engaging with a book fosters not only mindfulness but builds inner infrastructure essential for navigating a complex world.
The Art of Giving an Opinion
On the most dangerous gift one man can offer another There is a man sitting across from you. A friend at chai shop or Cafe. A direct report in a one‑to‑one. A client on the other end of a video call. You can see, with the clarity that only an outside eye possesses, exactly where…
The Two Most Dangerous Words in the English Language
Why “Good job” may be quietly killing the best in us — and what great work actually demands. My son asked me to watch Whiplash last week. I sat down expecting a film about music. I got something else entirely a film about hunger, about the distance between good and great, and about the terrible price of…