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Confessions of a (Former) Perfectionist Wife
Sakshi Nanda recounts how she shed the excess baggage of perfectionism from her life
Walk out on your past! Learn to let go, move on and release regrets
Whether you’ve experienced a recent loss or are struggling with a painful ending you’ve never come to grips with, you can get unstuck and move forward
I Will Go With You: The Flight Of A Lifetime By Priya Kumar
'I will go with you' is a riveting tale, through which Priya Kumar attempts to answer some hard questions about life and death
My life as a ‘terminally ill’ patient
Rita Mukherjee shares with us what her life has been like after being diagnosed with lung fibrosis and being slotted as "terminally ill".
Confessions of a travel writer
Long immigration queues, noisy passengers, strange food... How does a travel-writer survive it all?
Book review of “Why the Vada Seller Refused a Sale” By Satish Mandora
‘Why the Vada Seller Refused a Sale’ is a bedside read that you can turn to during idle moments or when taking a break from busy ones.
5 simple ingredients to make a perfect recipe for happiness
We seem to be in an endless pursuit of happiness and yet the happiness keeps eluding us. But what if there was an easy way to find and keep happiness? And further, what if that way was entirely in your control? Patricia Lorenz has discovered the five key elements of happiness that are within everyone’s reach. These will work for you regardless of your economic condition, state of health or social status
‘The body is a mere slave to the mind’ —Vishwanathan Jayaraman, barefoot runner
There are casual runners and there are serious runners... and then there is Vishwanathan Jayaraman, who breaks every stereotype of a runner. Here is an exclusive interview in which he tells us what keeps his feet moving day after day
Fun on the job
Are you at your wits end wondering how to motivate your employees? Implementing some of these ideas might rouse your team and help them do a better job
Burma: The Land of Temples
Because it was untouched by outside influences for a long time, there’s a sense of purity and peace that pervades Burma