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Today’s post is a little longer than my usual but given the topic – I believe all of us can relate & would be willing to invest a few additional reading minutes. “What if I failed?” This is a question that each one of us has encountered on a regular basis. Fear of failure or…
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This is another buzzword doing the rounds. But unlike popular opinion, Procrastination isn’t always about laziness—it’s about avoidance. We delay tasks because they feel overwhelming, uncomfortable, or risky. Yet the longer we wait, the heavier they become. What’s the Fix?The key to overcoming procrastination is momentum. Small actions break inertia and create progress. 3-Pointer:1. Procrastination…
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This is a buzzword that I have been hearing a lot in these last few weeks from my tribe. “Overthinking” The What? Overthinking is the habit of dwelling excessively on thoughts, decisions, or possibilities. It traps the mind in #analysis without action, often leading to #stress and #indecision. At the start of 2026, I spent days…
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We discussed change, reframing a problem statement, process, approach, style of Operating over the last few days. Today, I have a simple question: when was the last time you invested in #yourself ? No task, no objective, just plain self-care. In our daily hustle, we overlook this significant focus area – You (Me!) I am…
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We hear two words often used interchangeably (and incorrectly so), these days at our workplaces or outside of it. #Approach and #Process – What does each one mean? Process refers to a series of actions/ steps taken to achieve a particular end. Approach refers to dealing with a situation in a certain way. It is important…
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Firstly, thank you for sharing your do-different from today, and I look forward to hearing from many more! (on how you challenged the status quo during your day!) Last post was about making a change – as small as taking a new route, a different type of tea, etc. When we look at a change…
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Most often we tend to go through our day with muscle memory (almost on autopilot). At the workplace or outside, we have a set routine and it’s ‘comfortable’ following that routine, sometimes resulting in making us stay in our ‘comfort zone’. What we fail to understand is that the ‘comfort zone’ can soon become a…
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Learning a new language, a new practice, new organization – these are some instances related to change and how we as individuals respond to a change. Learning a new language – always sounds daunting, atleast to the one who has been asked this question. Recently, when I visited my daughter’s school for a Science and…
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