Violence doesn’t start with a bomb
Violence doesn’t start with missiles. It starts with a word, a label, a judgement. Milind Jadhav explores how everyday language creates separation — and what we can do about it.
Violence doesn’t start with missiles. It starts with a word, a label, a judgement. Milind Jadhav explores how everyday language creates separation — and what we can do about it.
The Go-Giver philosophy is about selling more, living more and about success in general! The 5 principles in the Go-Giver philosophy govern success in Business, Friendships, Marriage and for that matter any area of life where there is a need to forge human connections. The Go-Giver philosophy is useful not just for anyone who is…
My blog post “We create people as we see them” was reprinted with permission (as is, but with a different title) in “The Strategist”, the management supplement of Business Standard in their Best Blog Spot section. Click here to read the article online.
My views on dealing with relationship breakups in Deccan Chronicle. The article draws inspiration from how celebrities are dealing with relationship breakups maturely.
Asian Age asked for my views on the sensitive topic of dealing with your ex-partner when getting married. This story was triggered by the news that Twilight actor Robert Pattinson, who was set to marry his girlfriend FKA Twigs in a few months, wanted to invite his former girlfriend Kristen Stewart to his wedding. Click here…
Here’s a magic mantra that changed the way I looked at people completely. “We can never see people the way they actually are. We can only see them the way our mind creates them.” No information goes into us without our mind filtering it. We see what we want to see. What we see is…
Shared my views with Asian Age on their story on “co-parenting”, triggered by the decision of Hollywood stars Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner to co-parent their 3 children and stay together on the same estate even after their divorce. The article explores the pros and cons of co-parenting and how to deal with children when…