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This post is about my burnout story and the journey of recovery from 2019. The last three years taught me that work-life balance is not a few tactical hacks but a life-long practice of staying connected to oneself and holding a strong inner compass.
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Last summer, I took the Art of Accomplishment (AoA) course by Joe Hudson, a cohort-based group coaching program focusing on emotional management. I was…
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Last year was my first time doing an personal annual review (PAR). A year has passed. I can attest the power of pausing and deliberately planning one’s…
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On my first work anniversary, congrats poured in through my LinkedIn connections. “What is there to celebrate of a work anniversary, especially in…
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This post shares my recent experience working with my first transformational coach. I never interacted with a professional coach until I met Priit at…
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The August newsletter did not come out because I took a 3-week family vacation. For the first time, I did not bring the work laptop, take any work…
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Have you ever asked this question: Which fundamental beliefs of mine are severely limiting my potentials? In this post, I will discuss one such limiting…
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“Why do people not getting better at something despite working very hard for a long time?”— How to get better at the things you care about, Ted…
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