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Today’s middle class parents are facing a severe problem of plenty when it comes to extracurricular activities for their children aged 3 to 13. There are all kinds of classes on offer. Some are offered within the school and others outside. These classes are for activities like reading, writing, speech, drama, elocution, dance, drawing, […]
Keep ReadingThis question is especially relevant in an Indian context. Parents in our society are notorious for maintaining a tight leash on children, even after they have left home or they get married. Today’s parents apparently work hard and try to provide the best for their children. If you think about it, it was always true. […]
Keep ReadingRecently, a few professionals and managers contacted me through my blog (ashutoshm.com). They are experiencing severe stress in life as the company has put them into a new role or function. They don’t seem to have any experience in dealing with the demands of the new job. One person shared that she is feeling […]
Keep ReadingGreat news, isn’t it? You are participating in Olympics today. Yes, that’s true. If I look at my routine on a typical day, it involves so many activities that I never thought I will be able to do in one day. And I don’t consider myself a great time manager. Many of you must […]
Keep ReadingWhen I wanted to start investing in real estate back in the year 2002, one of my mentors advised,’ real estate investment is about three things – Location, Location, Location!’ Similarly, when it comes to living a married life, it’s all about communication, communication, communication. I am not even talking about a happy or an […]
Keep ReadingWhile on my morning run, I heard this cute sounding ad on the FM radio. It has a series of statements from children, presumably in the age-group of 12-18 years talking to their parents. The statements go like this: “Papa, why don’t you let me meet my friends?” “Mumma, why can’t I play […]
Keep ReadingThere was a time when we got to see one movie every week and it used to be a family affair. Everyone would sit together and watch it with rapt attention on Sunday evening. That was my very early childhood where mindfulness was predominant. Chances are that if you were born after 1985, you may […]
Keep ReadingAs a response to my last blog-post on parenting, someone asked me, ”How do we explain the difference between needs and wants to children?” Tough question. Most of us are grappling with this problem ourselves. But it is a legitimate one. If you start giving in to the indiscriminate demands of a child, there is […]
Keep ReadingAs my wife and I were coming to terms with our own socialization process and frequency, we were faced with the same question for our kids. I must admit, we didn’t put in too much thought about strategizing this bit for our children. Things evolved and may rules were made as well as broken over […]
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