Money plays a vital role in our lives, impacting various aspects of our well-being and opportunities. While it is essential to recognize that money alone does not guarantee happiness or fulfilment, it undeniably provides a foundation upon which we can build our lives. By understanding the importance of money and managing it responsibly, we can strive for financial stability, secure our basic needs, pursue personal development, and enhance our overall quality of life. Having money one can fulfil his basis needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare; gets access to educational opportunities, both formal and informal and most importantly provides independence and freedom. With money we could choose the lifestyle we want to live and pursue. While money cannot buy love or happiness, it does impact our relationships and social interactions. Financial stability provides individuals with the means to engage in social activities, participate in community events, and build social networks. Money can also facilitate spending quality time with loved ones, creating memorable experiences, and supporting the well-being of family members. Financial difficulties can strain relationships and limit social interactions, highlighting the significance of money in this context. In this episode we share an interesting experience which might encourage you to develop a relationship with money in your life. We encourage you to connect spiritually with your money in your bank accounts & every month save at least 30% of whatever you are earning right now.

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Did you know - There is an universal law based on cause and effect, which suggests that every action we undertake, whether physical, verbal, or mental, generates corresponding consequences. Our past and present actions shapes our future, isn't it? This is "KARMA" which is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning "action" or "deed." Karma serves as a reminder that our actions matter and that we are interconnected with the world around us. We could become more conscious of the choices we make and always remember that our actions have potential consequences. It encourages us to live with integrity, empathy, and mindfulness, leading to a more harmonious and fulfilling life. Remember, what we give out to the world often returns to us, making KARMA a powerful force in shaping our individual destinies. The law of karma is extremely simple which suggests that our actions create a cycle of cause and effect. Positive actions lead to positive consequences, creating a virtuous cycle, while negative actions perpetuate negative outcomes, leading to a vicious cycle. In this episode we share an entertaining story about how your intentional bad deeds lead to unpleasant consequences. Also note to self - 'Jaisi Karni Vaisi Bharni.'

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Isn't giving up so easy at times? We give up because we might not have got results for something that we had worked hard for a very long time. We might give up because we thought that the end result of some project should have been according to what we did think while we started that project. We might give up because we gave love in a relationship but it didn't reciprocate the way we expected it to be. Soooooo many expectations, duhhhh! Stop expecting & start giving, will you? I know the thought of giving & only giving is so cliché and looks good in a book of mental fitness genre. But that's the only way! Let us share a secret with you - what if you don't expect anything & you still keep doing it anyways because you just like it. That's it, just keep swimming & make this process more & more interesting every day; isn't this an easy way to live life? This way you won't give up on anything you are doing. Life is never a destination my friends, life is a process & every single day its about enhancing this process & reaching your best potential. So yessss! 'Never Give Up' till you are still breathing. In this episode, we share a story about suicidal thoughts & to know what happens in the end just tune in. By the end of the episode, we encourage you to participate in an activity of exploring that silver line in your every day process.

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How do you start your mornings? What is the first thing that you do after you get up? If you check your phone, could you consider not touching any gadget for the first 1 hour after you get up? If checking your phone is very important due to some liabilities, you may want to finish that priority task and then you may not touch your phone for the next 1 hour at least. An ideal morning routine could be - As soon as you get up in the morning, sitting on your bed, take 5 deep breaths, a quick gratitude note to you being alive and other things and people that you are grateful for, grab your tea/coffee and just sit with yourself, your thoughts, a quick body scan understanding how every part, every muscle, every joint feels. Let the thoughts flow, don't resist them. For every thought breath in and breath out being aware of your existence. Spending time with yourself is one of the most important tool to reach the best potential of your life. If you don't know who you are that will not give you clarity on how could you become more purposeful, peaceful and happy. In this episode, we share a life changing mythological story about a thief who becomes a monk by spending time with himself through meditation or chanting a god's name. By end of this episode we have shared an activity which could be your today's ME time that might make miracles probable in your life.

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Continuing from part 1 of this episode.... we did ask you a question that what qualities you posses which help you lead your home management, workplace or business? In the second part of this episode we discuss two more world famous leaders and their inspiring life stories and we have explored what qualities in these world famous leaders help them to soar high in whatever they have done yet. Yes, we have often heard that people who are born with natural leadership skills have a better opportunity at becoming great leaders, but please note leadership skills can also be learned and mastered with time. We all have this one life, doesn't matter if we work as an employee or we are a business owner or a student or a homemaker, leading our one life is the biggest necessity to live happily, purposefully and peacefully. We encourage you to discover your qualities which could help you to lead this one life to reach your best potential.

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"A boss has a title but a leader has people." - Simon Sinek

Throughout history, individuals have attempted to capture the formula for what constitutes a great leader. Leadership or the ability to lead could be a naturally born talent that one might already posses and with time and experience it could be enhanced within individuals too. Some of us are leaders while some of us are followers who intend to follow a particular leader or a style of leadership. We have been blessed to experience many notable leaders around us and in the first part of this episode we talk about some of the vibrant qualities of two famous and inspirational leaders that helped shape us as a civilization and have positively influenced upon us. The unique quality of a leader would be to have courage to speak out his thoughts carefree. Tune in to find out what leadership skills you might posses which you would not be aware of yet.

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It is truly cited - Jealousy is like you drinking poison and hoping for the other person to die. Yet, jealousy is an emotion that any human would feel naturally. Every time you feel jealous or envy, introspecting within would be an appropriate step to understand what is it that you are exactly jealous of. Once you know what you are jealous of, it could be a tangible or a non-tangible accomplishment, now it would be easy to separate that person from that thing that you are jealous of. Focus on that tangible or non-tangible accomplishment that made you jealous and work towards finding resources to achieve it for yourself. This is what jealousy is all about, keep it simple even though this is another uncomfortable emotion. Tune in to this episode where we share an interesting story about Narad muni feeling jealous of a skilful person and eventually being able to separate that person from the accomplishment that he is actually jealous of.

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In this episode we are talking about guilt which is an uncomfortable emotion you feel when you believe that you are responsible for something that offended or hurt someone else. Guilt can be legitimate – you may have made a mistake and you regret your words or actions, causing you to feel guilty. Now when you feel guilty, you doubt your actions, thus breaking your confidence and releasing cortisol which transforms you to become a weaker version of yourself. Guilt is often followed by regret and isn't feeling regretful related to incidences in the past? This process of staying in the past through our thoughts will always give us sadness. But what if you stay aware every time you feel guilty and find out from where and why you are feeling this emotion? The only solution to live a guilt-free life would be being mindful in every situation and trusting yourself to take the appropriate action in any situation. Could we work towards living this one life in awareness mode? In this episode we share a mythological story about a king's guilt and how even magic could not undo him feeling guilt. Tune in to this episode to explore this emotion through a mindful discussion.

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We humans feel happy when there is progression in any section of our life. Now, when we talk about progression, it is always abided by change. Now whether this change is in your favour or not, is a relative condition. We have thrived and survived the world only because of our ability to adapt to changes since the evolution of mankind. The world changes radically around us and as we live our life everyday, suddenly we realise - It's a changed world. But the true story is everyday something keeps on changing and that is how progression happens. It might or might not be easy to accept and adapt with the change but we must flow with the change which eventually gives us progression and as said before, progression makes us happy. The opposite of change is a stagnant lifestyle. Just like the stagnant water contains several harmful bacteria and microorganisms which can even kill us by spreading diseases making the surroundings destructive, a stagnant lifestyle could be destructive towards our progression too. In this episode, we discuss how change is the only constant in our life with an alluring story and talk about how we could develop an agile mindset.

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Have you ever wondered what is the best source of power you have? Something which nobody can ever take away from you? Is it money? Is it your house? Is it your car? Is it your partner? Think harder...It is the KNOWLEDGE that you have accumulated over time. Knowledge is the most valued source one can ever have. Knowledge has the ability to conquer the world. At whatever age you are right now, never limit yourself, never stop educating yourself and never stop learning new things. These new learnings could be related to your existing work life, could be an upgrade in your career or could be a completely new skill which you could monetize to create an extra income. Knowledge gives you freedom, creativity and most importantly wisdom. The more we give importance to education in the society it would bring more progression, development and true social reformation. In this episode we talk about the legendary educational reformer of India Smt. Savitribai Phule and her husband Jyotiba Phule and how they stood by their value of importance of education for the reformation in India. Through this episode we encourage you to list down all the skills to be learned, certified courses or pending post graduation degrees that you have been willing to do for a long time and maybe you couldn't prioritize them before.

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