“Degree of participation” is a concept under change management that is utilised to understand the extent of stakeholder participation in professional change management activities and these stakeholders are usually low, middle and top management employees. This…
In 8 Rules of Love, the author Jay Shetty talks about the cinematic effect of love or like he calls it, “Movie Magic.” Throughout this concept, he talks about how our perception of love is constantly…
8 Rules of Love had been on my TBR for two months when I randomly happened to pick it up as my next read. The book has been great so far and I love how Jay Shetty…
This is my experience of reading Atomic Habits and in a while, I’ll be talking about the assumptions I had before I started this book. But before that, let’s do the drill: Synopsis: A revolutionary way…
In my last AWIOL, I mentioned that I’ll probably not end up moving into the specific place that I absolutely loved. This was majorly because there were so many obstacles surrounding the place including budgetary constraints and deep diving into whether it was economically viable.
What followed was again two weeks of intense discussion and chaos, but nevertheless, we ended up getting the place! And damn, sharing this with you is literally amplifying the joy I’ve been putting a pause on.
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In the book, ‘Think Like a Monk,’ Jay Shetty writes:
I see this fear around my parents – of them not getting along and of me, at a young age, trying to mediate their marriage. Of thinking, how can I please both of them? How can I manage them and make sure they’re happy? That’s when I find the root of my fear. What am I really scared of. I am afraid that I can’t make my parents happy.
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