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by Sushil Rungta | Sep 22, 2020 | Personal Growth
Sweaty palms, trembling legs, perspiration on our scalp and behind the ears, palpitation of the heart…are all examples of emotions we may experience when we are under stress or nervous or gripped by anxiety. It used to be that events that induced such emotions in us...
by Sushil Rungta | Sep 22, 2020 | Personal Growth, Professional Growth
Why Conflicts Arise As social animals, we derive our joys, pleasures, and experiences through interactions with other people. Too frequently, we begin conversing with someone and what was intended to be an amiable conversation quickly turns into an argument. We try...
by Sushil Rungta | Sep 22, 2020 | Personal Growth
The COVID-19 pandemic, irrefutably, has hindered the lives of each and every one of us regardless of where in the world we live. It has impacted the way we socialize; our attitudes towards others; our ability to make a living; strained the health system with hospitals...
by Sushil Rungta | Sep 12, 2020 | Personal Growth
Our society eulogizes people who achieve material and professional success. Our mindset has become conditioned to revere CEO’s of major corporations, startup entrepreneurs who take their ideas to multi-billion dollar valuations, star athletes, political leaders, and,...
by Sushil Rungta | Jul 21, 2020 | Personal Growth
My dear boys, My dad used to write to me often, at least once every week. I always enjoyed his letters though at times, I did not agree with what he had to say. Now, having grown older, I realize how much wisdom he imparted in those letters. I was also fortunate...
by Sushil Rungta | Jul 20, 2020 | Personal Growth
Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and widely considered to be the wisest man to have ever lived, postulated that man is by nature a ‘social animal’[1] whose inclination is to live in the company of others. Let us reflect on this statement for a moment and...
