Articles by Sarita Bahl

Last week I had some interesting conversations with two colleagues, each one of them offering me a new perspective. The first one spoke of how…

There is mayhem everywhere. Stories of loved ones departing too soon. Cries of helplessness. People running around for oxygen, something that we all thought was…

For many, Oskar Schindler is a hero – a German man who went out of his way to save the lives of over 1,000 Jews….

At the annual get together of the organization I was once associated with decades ago; I recall the CEO passionately saying, ‘You are using only…

As a kid, I vividly remember my father regularly reading with great interest a particular page from the Times of India. it was the daily…

Do you recall the first time you received feedback? Perhaps it was when you were in school and your teacher mentioned the subjects you needed…

Remember Rabindranath Tagore’s famous lines – ‘Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high Where knowledge is free…’ As much as…

A friend of mine once lamented how her son never picked up the reading habit whilst he was in school. Herself being a voracious reader…

Last week during a reciprocal coaching session (wherein the coach and the client/coachee both take turns in playing dual roles and learn from each other),…

A learned monk when asked if he could foretell the future, replied: “Yes, of course! I can, and so can you. There are three things…