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Harsha Bhogle’s advice to anxious class X students

The class X results are like a blood test, you are not dead yet but they tell you if you are headed there. They allow you to make a correction in your life, says Harsha Bhogle
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May 2014 issue: Living wholeheartedly

In this issue Margie Warrell, the best-selling author of Stop Playing Safe and Find Your Courage, tells us how we can go from mere platitudes about courage, to actually living fearlessly
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Asking for Help Is an Act of Courage

Break free from the idea that seeking help makes you appear weak
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The path to lasting happiness, through self-love

The more we focus on planning to be happy one day, the more disconnected we become from our true selves. What we don’t realise is that when we connect to our true selves and simply be, true happiness will reveal itself from within
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April 2014 Issue: How happy do you want to be?

In the name of happiness, we’re chasing something counterfeit, something that only appears to be happiness.
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Never let anyone tell you that you are not creative

David Kelley gives a highly compelling talk on building our confidence in our own creativity — 12 minutes of pure inspiration
Girl setting birds free from cage | Ho’oponopono concept

How to Tap Into the Power of Ho’oponopono

The Ho’oponopono prayer is a wonderful way to stop the monkey-mind and ask for forgiveness and correction of our thoughts in that moment
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Empty Nest Syndrome: It’s a new beginning

You’ve cared for them, cried for them and laughed with them too. Watching your children leave home need not be a traumatic experience. See it as a new phase in your relationship with them
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Words shape reality: These words deserve to be thrown out

Words shape our present and future. It doesn’t take much to turn our life around and revamp our vocabulary to one that aligns with our authentic self
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January 2014 Issue: No more broken promises

This New Year, we bring to you a radical approach to self-discipline—an approach that actually works. And it’s nothing like you can imagine.