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When achieving goals in any area of your life, I see people fit into 3 main categories: 1. The thinkers 2. The massive action takers 3. The balancers As with anything in life, all 3 categories have their benefits and downfalls. Tune in today as I compare and contrast all 3, explain which one I'm striving towards and why, but most importantly - tune in so you can identify which one you most resonate with and intentionally decide which one you want to be in. My free 1-hour coaching consults are now open for April! You can access my calendar down below, or go to my website www.pslifecoaching.com [http://www.pslifecoaching.com] and book your slot there! Purvaja's calendar: https://calendly.com/purvajasekar/60min [https://calendly.com/purvajasekar/60min]

Do you ever hear people telling you to feel grateful for all that you have, but you can't seem to muster up that same feeling they are experiencing? Welcome to my world. I always thought there was something wrong with me or that I was ungrateful. But then, I had two distinct experiences in which I realized that I knew exactly what gratitude was. That feeling was and will always be specific to me - and so will yours. Today I talk about finding your own version of gratitude and storing it away for safe-keeping, so that you can use it in those moments, when you need a little pick-me-up.

I've started a new Facebook Community/Group called South Asian Creatives. This group is for South Asian creative entrepreneurs looking to turn their creative passions into full-time careers. My main 2 priorities for this group: 1. Create a like-minded community for people to network, create friendships, form partnerships, share similar cultural experiences and support people to move past them 2. Provide my expertise in the form of tools/tips/strategies as well as (free) individualized coaching calls once a month! Type in "South Asian Creatives" on facebook and you'll see the group pop up! Or contact me directly if you have any questions: purvi.sekar@gmail.com [purvi.sekar@gmail.com] or @pslifecoaching on instagram! Excited to see you there :)

It can be easy to follow someone else’s path when we’ve seen it work out so well for them. This is what I did in both my business and relationship – I followed someone else’s path. But it wasn’t the greatest experience for me. Today, I talk about why I dropped following someone else’s strategy, and how I learnt to make whatever I was doing my own. Learning to bring our own personal uniqueness to the forefront of everything we do will not only make our experience so much more enjoyable, but it will also give us the best results possible.

Patience is a skill that's getting harder and harder to grasp, especially for us millennials. Tune in today to hear about my experience with depending on immediate gratification, and how I'm implementing patience into my life. It's a skill I think we could all benefit from!