A crash course in authentic rebellion
The true nature of rebellion is not going against the grain blindly; it involves a thoughtful approach to sift out nonsense beliefs
Why the timing for taking your medicine matters
How the planned use of time in medicine and synchronised dosages help tackle illness effectively
What Does It Really Mean to Have Faith?
Having faith is choice and grace in equal measure; you can say that it is a gift—but one that is earned!
Is childhood neglect keeping you from living joyfully as an adult?
Feelings of emptiness, disconnection and low self-esteem could be traced to your childhood, says a clinical psychologist
To be a good parent, you need to show tough love
If you wish to raise your child to be a balanced individual who understands both praise and criticism, you need to stop trying to be a good parent
The real meaning of surrender, according to Osho
Once you embrace life, you will find that it is much easier to stay afloat and harder to sink
Why a Leader Must Walk Slowly Through the Halls
One of the best ways to stay connected to your people and keep track of how they’re doing is to approach the task informally as you move among them
You are not what you do
How do you answer the oft-asked question, "What do you do?"
A dozen sure-shot ways to dissolve stress
Here are some practical, no-nonsense tips to eliminate the causes of stress and live a more fulfilling, peaceful life
Notes from a travel sketcher
In this age of click and move on, Somali Roy shares her experience of capturing moments in a creative way