Contexts change ever so often in our lives. But how often do we rethink our own expectations from ourselves?
Walk with Maya as she grapples with getting back on track with her routines and discovers another possibility instead.
Mindful Living
Ever found yourself overthinking a decision? The mind continuously racing, pros and cons close to equal, but no clarity emerges.
We’re conditioned to strategise our way through every decision-yet sometimes the answer isn’t in more thinking, but in tuning in to a deeper intelligence within us.
Walk with Maya as she discovers access to wisdom beyond intellect.
Is resilience powering through at all costs?
Or could resilience mean knowing when to pause and when to accelerate?
Walk with Maya as she tries to outthink the chaos—working harder, pushing more, refusing to let herself stumble. Only to realise hope and faith in herself slowly drains away, and with it, her resilience.
It was one of those months where 4 weeks felt like 4 years. Maya, driven as always, was on the go, putting out one fire after the next. She climbed the corporate ladder with precision and tenacity, yet she had a nagging feeling of something being amiss. Her once-clear path seemed overgrown with doubts and uncertainties.
‘Am I making progress? Am I moving in the right direction? Why does it feel like I’ve been stuck in this in-between phase for far too long?’
It was a slow Saturday morning after weeks of running around. Maya had one of those months where you live more in the head than act. She didn’t get much done, wasn’t that busy, yet felt depleted. On her morning walk, she kept contemplating why the last month was so draining, but no answers emerged.
We need to cultivate self-awareness to recognise our patterns and keep showing up to do our best to rewire those that don’t serve us.
This Episode Features:Rashmi Shetty on the ability to withdraw ourselves.Shilpa Ajwani on turning breakdowns to breakthroughs
The struggle between the blank page and shi**y draft of every writer goes beyond the craft of writing. It is the struggle of ego and evolution
We are all waging a war today. A constant lack of satisfaction and fulfilment. A constant yearning for more. But why? Why are we doing this to ourselves?
Happiness or peace is not in external objects. If it was, we’d all have it by now. Where is the elusive peace and happiness then and how?
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