Manoj Khatri
Manoj Khatri is a highly experienced wellbeing consultant. He is also a writer-editor and has written on topics ranging from strategic marketing and business management to art, culture and even philosophy. His more than 1250 published stories—articles, interviews, full-length features—have appeared in some of the leading newspapers and magazines of India. A certified cognitive behavioural therapist, he works as a personal counsellor too. He is the author of What a thought!, a critically acclaimed self-improvement book based on powerful ideas of some of the greatest thought leaders.
Manoj runs Complete Wellbeing and believes that "peace begins with me".
Why sharing your ideas could backfire
Two reasons why you should resist the temptation of sharing your ideas with others (and no, it's not because they might steal it!)
10 techniques to help you relax before going to bed
Poor sleep contributes to poorer performance in every other facet of your life. Let's look at ways to improve the quality of your sleep
5 essential steps to stay motivated
Let's look at five ways you can stay motivated even when the going gets so tough that all you want to do is quit
Going beyond personal fulfilment
Success takes on a fresh new flavour when you do what you love doing with the intent of serving others and not just for personal fulfilment
“Dance unifies the dancer with the Universe” — Terence Lewis
When we give a performance that touches another soul, you know it is God’s message being conveyed to us, says Terence Lewis
Authentic spirituality in the age of decadence
Hedonistic pursuit of pleasure under the garb of spirituality is a worldwide phenomenon that has brought millions into its fold. Are you, too, a victim?
The law of attraction: the missing piece of the puzzle
Perhaps nothing has enamoured—and disillusioned—as many people as the law of attraction since it suddenly came into the limelight a few years ago. Was their disillusionment well-founded or were they missing something?
Being contradicted is not equal to being persecuted
Opinions contradictory to ours are an opportunity to grow, rather than a cause of conflict
A list of 101 excuses that you need to discard now
Presenting a list of 101 excuses that are preventing you from living your happiest and healthiest life—throw them out of your life now!
This New Year, just stop and meet yourself
This New Year, don't run, don't hide, don't resolve, don't decide. Just cease doing whatever it is you do, and meet yourself
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