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Trust Your Journey

Despite being intellectually aware, we often give in to situations that don’t feel aligned with what we want, or where we want to go. We start seeing them as failures, letting our energy sink into limiting thoughts and beliefs that shrink our efforts even further. That’s when we unconsciously slip into a victim mindset — a strange kind of comfort zone for the human mind, whether we realize it or …

Basic Essentials to Establish Yourself as a Coach

Having worked in corporate for more than two decades as a senior HR professional, coaching my employees was a vital part of my role — and I was successful and well-respected in it. I also earned a certification from a global coaching institute, which added to my credibility and confidence. But it was only when I decided to step away from corporate life to become an independent professional coach that …

Missing the Drive!

Have you ever come across a situation where your car turns on but doesn’t start? Or despite having a good battery, it still doesn’t start? What causes this? The most common causes could be a faulty starter, a faulty alternator (which generates power for your car’s electrical components), or the engine not getting one of the elements it needs to start — fuel, air, spark, or compression. What do you …

Are You a Victim of “Should”?

We’ve been raised to believe there’s always a right answer — one right way we must find and follow. And chasing that single answer keeps us wandering recklessly, costing us the chance to actually live our lives. The outcome? We still never find it. Whatever we do is never enough — it doesn’t make everyone happy, and it never fully satisfies us either, because we’re operating from a need for …

Happily Imperfect!

How do you feel around people who claim to be perfectionists? There was a time I found those people impressive — and I felt small and insufficient because I believed I was full of imperfections. I’d try, fail, learn, and try again, searching for a better way to do things. I never seemed to land on the “best” solution. I wanted to be a perfectionist myself, so one day, I …