In this video, we're talking with Samir Soni, father and author, about the power of positive parenting.

Samir shares his insights on the role of positive parenting in raising successful children. He discusses the importance of communication, setting boundaries, and setting good examples.

If you're looking to change the way you parent, then this video is for you. Samir shares his experience and wisdom on the power of positive parenting, and I hope you find it as helpful as I did. Thanks for watching!

Self awareness allows you to reflect on your own actions and decide how to approach a situation differently to achieve a better outcome.

And finally, when you are more self aware you are also more aware of the thoughts and feelings of others, and how your actions may impact these. This higher level of compassion allows you to communicate more clearly with your loved ones, establish clearer boundaries, and be more open and loving.

In this video, Akshat Gupta shares his unique and inspiring art of living. From living simply to finding meaning in life, Akshat's story is a reflection of the art of living itself.

If you're looking for inspiration in your life, be sure to watch this video! Akshat Gupta shares his story and art of living in a way that is both unique and inspiring. In this video, you'll learn how to find meaning in life, live simply, and connect with your innermost self. If you're looking for a life-altering experience, be sure to watch this video!

The way couples deal with anger can often make or break a relationship. Don't settle for screaming matches and slamming doors. Here we offer tips to help you to effectively communicate anger in your relationship.

There are just a few elemental forces that hold our world together. The one that’s the glue of society is called trust. Its presence cements relationships by allowing people to live and work together, feel safe and belong to a group. Trust in a leader allows organizations and communities to flourish, while the absence of trust can cause fragmentation, conflict and even war. That’s why we need to trust our leaders, our family members, our friends and our co-workers, albeit in different ways.

It’s easy to take your partner for granted, especially when you’ve been together for a while. While the initial flames of young love may have cooled, keep the embers burning with lasting intensity. Strengthen your relationship with these 9 ways to make your significant other feel special.

There's a reason we speak of "good chemistry" when we refer to our connections with romantic partners. Various hormones, chemicals, and neurotransmitters are responsible for our growing romantic/sexual feelings. As these hormone levels increase in the body, you begin to realize you're physically attracted to the other person (with exceptions such as people on the asexual spectrum). And, of course, desire or lust can happen independent of attachment and without leading to love.

Once we become attracted to someone, the reward centers in our brains begin to fire and release dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. Simply being physically close to them causes a release of dopamine, which makes us feel rewarded.

The feelings of giddiness and euphoria are thanks to norepinephrine. When your heart races and your palms sweat, you can thank norepinephrine; it's even responsible for the sleepless nights and the lack of appetite we tend to experience when first falling in love.

Most people go through a break-up (or several break-ups) in their lives. If you've ever been through it, you know it can be painful — even if it seems like it's for the best. The key is to find respectful and healthy ways of breaking up!

Sexual compatibility is how well you and your partner balance each other's sexual needs, how strong your communication is around sex, and how satisfied you both feel. Sexual compatibility looks like when you both feel seen, heard, held, and fulfilled in your sex life. Jyotika bedi discusses this more!

Anyone who's in a relationship wants to know the secret recipe to making their love last. And while everyone's relationship is different, there is something to be learned from those who have managed to keep the spark alive for years or even decades. Jyotika Bedi discusses this topic giving us some personal examples.