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Every time I sit with students, I am reminded that the classroom is not just about marks, it is about becoming. I still remember visiting a school where one boy quietly told me, "Sir, I study so that one day my mother will not have to clean other people’s houses." That sentence

Some of the most powerful entrepreneurs I meet do not look like the stereotype at all. I remember coaching a young woman in Mauritius who told me, "I never planned to be an entrepreneur. I just could not watch my family struggle and stay silent." Her "business idea" started as a

Tomorrow is International Men’s Day. When I sit with men in coaching, I do not meet “strong, silent types”. I meet sons who were never taught how to cry, fathers who are scared of repeating their own fathers, providers who quietly panic about staying relevant, partners who want

Artificial intelligence is evolving at breathtaking speed, yet the real question is quietly sitting in the background: are we keeping pace with our own humanity? My latest column in The Times of India explores a simple but unsettling truth. The only meaningful way to stay ahead

In so many families I meet, men are trained to be pillars, not people. They are taught to provide, solve and endure, but not always to feel, to grieve or to ask for help without shame. In one session, a man told me, “If I ever fall apart, my whole house will fall apart.”

I spent the past week with thirty remarkable employees from CMA CGM Mauritius, delivering a full programme on Executive Coaching and Corporate Training for Organisational Growth. What began with quiet hesitation quickly became a space filled with honesty, real conversations and

They did not have sponsorships, allowances or big speeches. They had a dream, some toolkits and a small corner to build robots. For almost a year, five Mauritian school students and two mentors kept showing up after classes, on weekends, in between exams. While the country

A room full of minds, hearts and spirits in one place, asking a simple question: What does it really mean to lead well today? This highlight video from the Tri-Intelligence Leadership Workshop at Voilà Hotel brings together the day's most powerful moments: honest reflections,

Mumbai has always been my classroom and my greatest teacher. I am deeply honoured to share that I have been recognised with the City Excellence Award 2025 as Mumbai’s leading Life & Executive Coach and Corporate Trainer. This recognition from a national platform is really about

Some moments remind you why you stayed the course when it would have been easier to quit. Being crowned City Excellence Award 2025 winner as Mumbai’s Best Life Coach and Corporate Trainer is one of those moments. These certificates are not just paper. They carry the stories of

“4 in 10 Indians say they are dating someone at work.” Office romance is no longer a side plot; it is shaping how we love, work and recover from heartbreak. In my latest article, I explore why so many relationships now begin at the office, what this reveals about our emotional

There is a special kind of silence that happens at the end of a programme like this. Not the silence of tired people, but the silence of women who realise, "I can no longer pretend I am small." In this room are mothers, managers, entrepreneurs, and students. Women who have

Since the beginning of this year, I’ve been holding space for other people’s storms: coaching, listening, carrying stories of burnout, heartbreak and betrayal. Next week, I step out of the noise and into a month of yoga and meditation in Rishikesh, not as a luxury but as

In India, we are often told to “stay positive” no matter what. But what happens when positivity becomes pressure, and silence replaces honest struggle? My new column in The Times of India explores how too much positivity can quietly deepen anxiety, shame and loneliness, and why

There is nothing “mature” about staying stuck. Too many people call it friendship with an ex when it is actually emotional recycling. You are not healing, you are hovering. You are not moving on, you are keeping the door half open so no one new can truly enter. You do not owe

“Aaj Radha Brij Ko Chali” is not just a bhajan we hum on autoplay. It is the psychology of a soul that finally stops pretending and starts walking towards what it truly loves. Yesterday, when I left Mumbai for Rishikesh to sit by the Ganga in silence, I realised I was living

Today at Rishikesh Yog Nirvana, I heard a line that changed how I see meditation: You can never “do” meditation. You can only reach the state of meditation. Meditation is not escape, incense or perfect silence. It is the quiet courage to separate from your thoughts and stay one