Counselor/Life Coach Practitioner
I used to observe small things and wonder how these things matter so much in life. For example, the door’s lock is small but it handles the whole solid door, the key is small yet it protects the whole security of the property, the pen…
When we evaluate ourselves every day, perhaps it looks the same. But if we dwell few years back in our minds, then the present might seem different, isn’t it? The world is changing and so do we. We are dynamic in nature. I have never…
I just read a post from the psychologist named P. Laxman; which touches my heart pretty well. I think there is no point of life. Because the life is dynamic and it changes according to time. No need to be worried and be proud about…
A few months ago, I was having a conversation with a young man. He said – “I think most of the time, I haven’t done anything till date. I often am in a state of frustration due to such thoughts”. I listened him implementing all…
Of course! Human Beings are progressive by nature and always eager to change. Each of us has our own set of rules, values, and principles in life in order to live happily and meaningfully. However, I feel that many of us are misguided by certain…
I happened to watch the movie named “Captain Fantastic” a year ago. It is an astonishing movie about an unconventional father and his six children who live in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest. I know this movie has some flaws, like treating children as…
The way communicate has the potential to build up or tear down our relationships. Listening is crucial for all effective communication. If we don’t listen effectively, messages can be easily misunderstood and communications break down, leading to frustrations and rifts in relationships. If there’s one…
Ontology is important for all counselors to understand and prescribe to because ontology is the study of being real, and the art of being real, is known as congruence (a key trait in any successful counselor). Congruence not only demonstrates a person’s inner harmony, but…
In the course of our life, we might wrestle with the question about what exactly the meaning of life. For some, it is definitely a hard to answer and might lead to a devoid meaning. For others, it might…
There’s a widely-known psychological study, conducted by Walter Mischel in the 1960s, which explored delayed gratification in four-year olds. One at a time, children were seated in front of a marshmallow and the researcher told them that they could eat the marshmallow right then, but…