People have frequently advised others to "fake it until you make it." What does the phrase "faking it until you make it" actually mean, and does it breach any ethical lines? Most of us—myself included—have experienced situations in which we are forced outside of our comfort zones and given duties that we may not be prepared for. What then should we do? Do we acknowledge our flaws and claim we are unqualified for this, or do we move forward? Fake it 'til you make it, my friends, can be the best or worst advice depending on your circumstances and how you choose to use it. Let me walk you through how to employ this strategy correctly, when it is beneficial, and—more importantly—when it is not!

Our "stomachs can be in knots" before a big exam or a difficult event in life, as we all know from experience. Our guts actually act as emotional storage areas. Our stomachs can feel a range of emotions, including joy, happiness, anxiousness, rage, and sadness. Our "brain" and "gastrointestinal system" most surely have a close relationship. To enhance the quality of our lives, we must comprehend this link, control it, manage it, and make use of it. Let's examine how.

We've all heard that failures lead to success, yet we have all given up on some goals in our lives upon failing. Why do some people take failures lightly while others take them too seriously? What defines failure ? Can the definition of failure or success change from person to person ? How do we reframe our failures so they can trigger the same excitement in our minds as success? Let us understand.

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What is the meaning of "success" according to you? Do you sometimes feel under pressure..that your surroundings, your environment are forcing you to be "successful" in a certain way, whereas you yourself are feeling like defining your "success" in a different way ? It happens to all of us. Which is why we need to continue asking ourselves this question, "how do I define success in my life"? What are the parameters by which I feel I can be truly successful ?

Our "life" is an adventure—with twists and turns, challenges and victories, and we should all try to be the "hero" of our own lives! As a "hero," you decide the purpose of your journey and you choose your "happy endings." Don't let someone else be the central character in your own life story, and you will become just a side actor. Being a "hero" is about doing "heroic" things. The more you try to become the hero that you have always admired, the more you will grow into that role. Your "greatness" will come from within !

With increasing awareness of health implications due to high sugar-intake, a growing number of people are taking proactive measures to reduce their sugar intake.  While it is easy to reduce the sugar that is being visibly put in the food prepared for you, but the real culprit these days is the "hidden sugar" that we are consuming in packaged food, processed or fast food.   May of us are unaware that certain foods that we routinely consume, secretly contain loads of sugar, even though we feel that they don't taste sweet and are healthy!   Come, let us find out more about the "hidden sugar" in our foods, and how to reduce it.

To create a profitable and sustainable business, we need to start by bringing people together around a common "cause".  If we take care of our people, they will perform better and deliver the desired results.  By prioritising the goals of people in our team and adding value in their lives, we are in turn able to succeed in our own mission. If we take care of the people in our teams- to be the best they can be and build "esprit de corps", then they will build our business willingly and efficiently.. Because their motivation and sense of achievement will be higher. This helps us achieve our own dreams and goals. So let us understand how to do this and what we need to be careful about !