Resilience and Recovery: How Traumatic Experiences Affect Goal Setting Through Maslow’s Lens

Hey folks! Let's dive into something thatโ€™s both deep and enlighteningโ€”how traumatic experiences shape our goals through the lens of Maslowโ€™s Hierarchy of Needs. This theory can give us a solid framework to understand why we aim for what we do, especially after life throws some serious bouncers our way. Maslowโ€™s Hierarchy of Needs: A... Continue Reading →

The Psychology of Motivation: How Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Influences Workplace Productivity

Hey everyone! Today, let's chat about something super fascinating and incredibly relevant to our daily grindโ€”how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs plays a role in workplace productivity. You might be wondering, "How does a psychological theory fit into my 9-to-5?" Trust me, it does! Maslowโ€™s Hierarchy of Needs: A Brief Overview First, a quick refresher. Maslow's... Continue Reading →

Finding Motivation for Progress in a Hybrid Work Environment ๐ŸŒŸ

Hey there! Working from home and the office in this hybrid setup, huh? It's an interesting mix, and not always easy to stay motivated. One day you're in PJs on the couch, the next you're in a formal shirt and tie. Balancing this can be tricky, but let's talk about finding that drive to keep... Continue Reading →

Easy ways to cut on your sugar intake

Sugar is probably the most common form of poison that we even gift each other on a regular basis. Yes, Sugar makes a person feel great and is linked to the happiness aspect of a person in many ways. All special occasions demand a sweet to mark the importance of the event. Even so, sugar... Continue Reading →

Lazy Day 2024 – Part 2 – Did you take a leave today ? Bad corporate culture won’t promote this !

Before I begin, one key thing to tell all the readers is that this post was actually written and last edited on 9th August 2021 and today I just added this section and updated the Title. Yes ! 3 long years ago. Maybe I took the Lazy Day too seriously just like the sleeping sloth... Continue Reading →

Impatient Adults: How Childhood Privilege Shapes Behavior

Hey everyone! Today, I want to dive into something I believe many of us have noticed โ€“ impatient adults who act however they want because they got everything they asked for as kids. Itโ€™s interesting and a bit concerning how early life experiences shape our behavior as adults. Remember my last post about becoming numb... Continue Reading →

Numbness by Exposure – And How It Impacts the Way We Interact

Constant exposure to certain things can dull our senses and alter our expectations. Tough experiences build resilience, while excessive exposure to idealized situations fosters unrealistic expectations. Social media's dopamine hits can make real-life experiences seem dull. To combat this, embrace the ordinary, limit skewed exposure, and face tough times head-on. Strive for balance and cherish life's imperfections.

The Hidden Strength of Letting Go

In our journey through life, we often hear about the importance of persistence and determination. We're taught to never give up on our goals and dreams. While this advice is valuable, there's another side to success that is equally crucialโ€”knowing when to let go. Understanding Effort and Goals Imagine holding a half-kilo weight. Initially, it... Continue Reading →

How Do You Build the Solution Mindset ?

While I love writing articles, I have gotten this article also converted to a video for easy work. https://youtu.be/Jovs3Vxep9k We keep finding new problems at every step in life. They are a package that is setup for us by life. So to handle them, it becomes important that we learn how to deal with them.... Continue Reading →

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