Sense of prioritization is an important productivity skill. If you think everything you do is important, nothing gets done properly.

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Your learning journey begins the moment you start asking questions.

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Most pains are those people don't talk about. Give them time and space to heal.

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Value of a thing is known not by its price tag, but the emotions and memories attached to it.

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People assess you not on the basis of what are, but how they perceive you. The two always diverge, but the lesser the gap, the more authentic and durable becomes your perception.

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Trust your gut. It is the divine installation that helps you to take decisions when you don't have adequate information and the path ahead is hazy.

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When people praise you highly for petty things and you start swaying with joy - they make you a puppet, not a star.

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Appreciation is acknowledged with humility. If your good words make someone arrogant and contemptuous, you have chosen a wrong person to appreciate. Appreciate carefully.

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If you respect your opinion, share it only with those who are ready to listen and willing to understand. Don't use it to argue with people.

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Complex problems are like tangled threads. Train learners in teasing out each thread with patience and weave them into their own fabric.

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