Well, I have been told so many times that money cannot buy happiness. Instead of carrying it through my life, I decided to question it.

Is it really true that money cannot buy happiness?

Listen to the episode and then you tell me :)

It is rightly said... "The road to hell is paved with good intentions".

Sharenting is a classic proof of this statements. In our eagerness to share about our kids and their achievements and milestones, we could be putting our children at risk. At times, very grave ones.

Are you one of them? Listen and find out more!

Should women be in entertainment industry? Why not! Right? Behind the glitz and glamour, there is also a dark side.

This episode draws inspiration from the "Justice Hema Committee Report" that has come out regarding women in malayalam film industry.

Listen in to know all about it.

In this episode, we journey through the painful topic of sibling rivalry.

We will explore the hidden battles, the lifelong impacts, and the journey toward healing.

Let's uncover the roots of our sibling conflicts and find the strength to mend broken bonds.

Join us as we explore how this age-old practice of unfairly blaming individuals manifests in our professional and personal lives.

From the new guy at work to the youngest sibling at home, no one is safe from being the fall guy. We discuss the psychological roots of scapegoating, its impacts on mental health and relationships, and provide actionable strategies to prevent and address it.

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I am a coach and a good one. I help people process their childhood traumas and other difficult experiences that they may have experienced in their lives.

Even I did not realize that I have been through multiple situations of Adult-Onset Trauma in my own life.

Most of us have been through this in the past few years but may not even be aware of this.

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Beta, Shaadi Karlo

Such a standard line is it right? Once someone reaches a 'marriageable age', the society and uncles and aunties falls over themselves to get people married. But let us think, does a wedding have to be the ultimate reason for happiness?

Drawing from personal experiences and societal influences, we examine the notion of "happily ever after" portrayed in Disney movies, familial narratives, and cultural norms.

Is it right to force our kids to get married?

As a parenting coach, I always tell parents that it's not just enough that you love your children. They should feel the love from you, their parents.

However, some parents confuse showing love with making the children happy always. They feel that the child feels loved only when they are happy, and all their challenges are removed by the parents.

This is not only unhealthy but can have long term ill effects even into their adulthood.

Listen in to know more about this!