Knowledge and wisdom can often be confused for one another as they are two sides of the same coin. In this episode, we look at how they are different and how we can leverage our knowledge to gain wisdom while we go on to live more satisfying lives. 

I've come across some wonderful quotes on this subject - "Knowledge helps you make a living while Wisdom helps you make a life" is one such interesting quote. Author Ken Poirot put it this way - "Wisdom comes from making mistakes, having the courage to face them, and make adjustments moving forward based upon the knowledge acquired through those experiences".

In this episode, I have a chat with our special guest Stephanie Ritter Maat, who is a Relationship and Transition Life Coach. We discuss the significance of resilience in our lives, whether we are chasing goals or facing challenges. The ability to bounce back from setbacks is one of the key attributes that separates successful people from frustrated ones. The good news is that every one of us can become more resilient and put ourselves on the path to success.

Listen in and fortify your mindset to face adversity and failure with courage and confidence!!

In today's uncertain world, no job is secure. The days of lifelong employment are gone, and all employees need to expect the unexpected. In this episode, we take a look at the types of career crises, and how one can be in a better position to tackle them.

This episode is dedicated to those bearing the brunt of the 2nd wave of the Covid pandemic, especially in the country that is currently the worst hit, India. Even in the midst of extreme suffering, it is crucial to have faith that this storm too shall pass. We discuss some tips for finding succour in these tough times. 

In this episode, I take you behind the scenes to explore the reasons for my podcast being named "Think...Believe...Achieve", which is also the motto of my company Think Life Coaching. I talk about the importance of these 3 concepts in the journey from where you are to where you want to be.

If you are at a stage in life where you are unhappy about your current situation and are feeling stuck, do listen in to find out what you could do to change things up.

This episode tackles a societal disease that eats into our happiness, prevents us from enjoying our successes, and is growing at an alarming pace! Listen in to find out what this "monster" is!!!

In this episode, the spotlight is on job satisfaction, morale, and motivation for an employee. What do these terms actually mean, are they given the importance they deserve, and how do you currently score on these counts in your job? I talk about a 3-step journey to start scoring high on the three factors under discussion. 

I'm sure you're aware that being unhappy in your job or career has a definite impact on your happiness in other areas of life. Work cannot be isolated from the rest of your life, given it occupies such a large portion of your life. If you're unhappy at work, you've got a lot of company - over 70% of the global workforce is your corner! Sounds rather depressing, doesn't it? But the good news is that you can change your situation. It does take effort, but the result is always worth it!

In this episode, I have with me former US Army Ranger Travis Crutcher of Above Average Leadership, as we delve into aspects of leadership that would interest anyone who is either a leader of a team or a team member. We all know that the performance of a team depends a great deal on the kind of leadership that the team experiences, and in our individual lives I'm sure we've all been through the experience of working under a good leader and a not-so-good one!

This exciting episode features an interview with Coach and Life Strategist Jeff Meister (Virginia, USA). A former corporate executive, he is now helping people who want to break the corporate shackles to find more purpose and meaning in their lives. If you are a mid-career working professional trying to get out of the 'corporate rut', this one's definitely for you!

Why is 'thinking outside the box' so important in our lives? How often do we actually try to think unconventionally? This episode address the science behind the concept of TOTB, my own experience with it, and 7 tips to get better at thinking out of the box.