Rakshita Lekhika

Harnessing AI for Innovative Leadership

The idea of leadership and its role has changed completely over the last few years. Today, bosses are turning into coaches. The leadership jobs not only focus on the best professional outcome of their employees but a more holistic development of individuals and tap their full potential for overall development of the company. This creation of a shared culture, which is promotes individualistic gains and yet provides location-independent working, allows a more balanced working life and an improved sense of inclusivity. The real game changer here has been the introduction and more pronounced r...

Meditation as a Mindful Technique for Teens

Do you want to be a less worried version of yourself? Does your anxiety keep you in a constant state of nervousness? Do extroverted events tire you out but you still choose to attend them to run away from your real life problems? Do you find yourself overthinking for hours? Do you want to complete assignments on time but end up procrastinating them until the deadline arrives, and your mind and body pick up the pace of panic as the deadline approaches? Do you find yourself biting your nails or craving for a cigarette when your day has just begun? Well, in all these cases, no matter who or wh...

The Psychology of Credit Management

The psychology of profit-making has a lot to do with the three Ds, discipline, dreams, and decision-making. Making money from the money one has is not just a number game, it is a psychological battlefield. Emotions have a more significant impact and role than one can think of and taming them is one way to ace the path of analytical prowess. While strategies and facts are necessary, the psychology of a trader is arguably the most important aspect deciding their every move when they are trading. The key to understanding this phenomenon is understanding behavioral economics and psychological ...

Budgeting for Women

Budgeting is a core pillar of financial well-being. In a world of rising inflation and economic uncertainties, the lack of a simple budget deprives us of an overview of how much is coming in and going out, and how much is retained with us. This grip is more important for women. Not only in the growing share of U.S. marriages, women are increasingly becoming the primary breadwinners in families (Pew Research, 2023). The number of women who are the sole breadwinner for their families has increased over the past few years. More women are breadwinners than ever before (Cooney, 2016). Data shows...

A Healthy Guide for Pregnant Women

A baby fills a place in your heart that you never knew was empty. —Unknown It does not matter what faith you practice or how spiritual you are, you will need the greatest faith and strongest powers to sustain you when you are pregnant. In a world where taking care of yourself is hard, nourishing, nurturing, and building a life inside you is a miracle. This journey of pregnancy lasts for about 40 weeks for most pregnant mothers beginning from the next day that her last period cycle ended. This roller coaster life is one hell of a challenge; critical, painful, miraculous, beautiful, and surp...

Healing the Wounds of Your Inner Child

Every personality has various shades. Shades of the best, the good, the bad, and the ugliest. Some shades are metaphorical, some are real. Even in this tussle of virtual and real, there is always a set of complexes overlapping the two. That shaded region is so gray that you better unsee it. You throw a rug over it, you step on it, you look away, you deny its existence, but you just don’t forget it. If it is not obvious enough to paint the walls of your mind, it relocates from corner to corner, nudging you and reminding you of its presence. These complexes are in the form of hurtful words t...

The Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

The collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in March 2023 came less as a rude shock and more as a bitter reminder of the 2007-2008 financial crisis. The commercial bank was founded in 1983, with its headquarters in Santa Clara, California. At the time of its collapse, SVB was the sixteenth largest bank in the United States by total assets. It financed almost half of U.S. venture capital-backed healthcare and tech companies. SVB was also a popular provider of services like private banking, personal credit lines, and mortgages to tech entrepreneurs. As a subsidiary of the SVB Financial Gro...

The Power of a Friendly Nod

Beyond rage and resentment, is a better form of self-expression. It shines through in meaningful conversations where people feel safe in the acceptance that they can get to be themselves, and be loved, at the same time. While many of us get startled when someone looks into our eyes and tries to look into our souls, we still actively search for connections that can help us look inwards. This is the reason when someone tries to share something, we need to see that not just as bits and pieces being randomly uttered. We need to see it as an effort by the other person trying to unburden themsel...

Stop Procrastinating

Procrastination is a common challenge and something that makes us feel bound to it. Any act of unnecessarily and voluntarily delaying or postponing something in spite of knowing the negative consequences it can lead to is called procrastination. Some people believe it is their helplessness while others jokingly call it a habit. Truth be told, many people procrastinate because they fear failure. This is one of the most common factors causing people to immobilize and be trapped in the process of avoidance and delay. Understanding why someone fears failure and learning techniques to overcom...

Making Money from Crisis Investing

Investing during a crisis or high risk should be seen more as an opportunity than a jeopardized or vulnerable move. The aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008 and the Great Recession was fresh in the investors' minds for many years. However, in the words of Oliver Joost, “The spoils of war come only in wartime.” For now, the market looks promising. The bull's been running for one of the longest times in history but what if this situation turns? This fear, escalated by the salient pain of the 2008 global financial crisis, has prompted many investors to set aside portions of their portfoli...

Women In Business

When women join the workplace, they bring new ideas and innovative solutions from an alternative point of view. This can help businesses grow and think outside the box to make more informed and well-placed decisions. Another reason to include women in businesses would be the economic value that they add to them. Women, who are almost half of the world's population, represent a significant portion of the workforce, and their contribution to the global economy is substantial and yet untapped. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, advancing women's equality in the workplace could add $...

Choosing a Dream

There is no end for you until you choose your end. So, you better take every ounce of your energy and every second of your life to write your ending, and write it well. You owe it to yourself. It matters all the more because that ending could be the beginning of a new chapter. The same stands true for dreams. One dream may lead you to dream another dream. Dreams have a sneaky way to let you peek into your possible and potential reality. Science says that most dreams are reflective of what you see, what you absorb, what you comprehend, and what you retain after filtering out the inessen...

AI In Retail: Using AI In Retail to Maximize profits, Efficiency, and Customer Satisfaction

AI and ops, also known as AIOps or Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations, is the application of AI and machine learning to automate, streamline, and optimize IT service management and operational workflows. This leverages AI technologies like machine learning and natural language processing to analyze vast amounts of IT operational data. The aim is to automate tasks, identify patterns, and proactively address issues to improve IT operational efficiency and reduce downtime. The key benefits include automation, issue detection, increased efficiency, and quick, better, and targeted deci...

Toddler Tantrums

We can see tantrums in younglings and toddlers when they are angry, hungry, tired, uncomfortable, or frustrated. Showing tantrums is their way to express what they feel in their limited expressive capacities and capabilities. If you are parent often facing toddler tantrums, you may feel overwhelmed, confused, and exhausted at times. It is completely normal to not know how to respond to such a situation because very child is different. However, one way to not respond to your toddler's strong emotions is through your won strong emotions. To deal with such tantrums, you need to respond with st...

An Epic Tour of the Epic European Medieval Castles

Europe is the birthplace of castles. It stands witness to their authenticity, austerity, mannerisms, and beauty. While taking a tour in the galleries of these mega-mindblowing-fortresses, one is sure to be imagining an era where natural light must have shone upon the armors of men standing tall during the day, and nightlight must have illuminated and shaded the corners and staircases that whispered stories and conspiracies of love and valor, betrayal and loyalty, compromises and disagreements. Be it the robust, stern-looking castles of Britain, or the fairytale, elaborately decorated cast...

Unplug Yourself

Before we delve deeper into minimalism, it’s important to understand that saying no is an intrinsic part of minimalism. No to anything that adds more than what is necessary. If we have to understand this through an example, imagine yourself at the airport of a famous tourist city. Your flight back home is a few hours late and you decide to buy a magazine. After a few minutes of reading the fashion magazine, which now seems more boring than you had anticipated, you decide to take a stroll down the hallway. A string of shops to your left and right welcome you. Bright, colorful decor, authen...

Growing Up As A Teenage Girl

Periods will change you completely. There will be worries, and then, there will be outbursts. This you have common with girls your age, girls who have come before you, girls who will come after you. Hormonal changes will shape you as you grow up. Girls also experience shifts that are more radical than boys their age. And, this is the prime reason we need more dialogue around this to normalize this. In the words of Tessa, 14, "You need to talk to your friends and family more. Talk to people who know you and support you". Catherine, 15, says, ice cream, cookies, and a hot water bottle are h...

Understanding Food Allergies

A food allergy is an immune system overreaction to a specific food protein. When someone with a food allergy consumes the allergen, their body treats it as a threat and releases chemicals like histamine, causing allergic reactions. Unlike food intolerances, allergies involve the immune system. It's essential to distinguish between food allergies and food intolerances. Both these conditions can cause discomfort, but in a food allergy, the immune system may see a reaction that can be life-threatening. In food intolerance, the digestive system reacts in a way that may be severe but not life...

Parenting a Child With ADHD

ADHD can be overwhelming. Detention, suspension, low grades, and poor social behavior can disrupt the life of a little child. Teens with ADHD may feel different from their friends who are making progress, can focus on school work, and make friends easily. When kids with ADHD see their parents and teachers lose patience, they start believing that "something must be wrong with them". Parents might want to step back and analyze the entire scenario from a third person's perspective. Your language and tone matters a lot. Criticization, dismissive feedback, and correction may demoralize your c...

Role of Good Parenting In the Life of Scottie Scheffler

Scottie Scheffler is an American professional golfer currently ranked world number one. He came into the global limelight when he won the 2022 and 2024 Masters. However, little is discussed about how he owes his love for the sport to his parents, Scott and Diane Scheffler. When Scottie was a child, his father got him a set of plastic golf clubs that Scottie became obsessed with. Once he started competing, his parents Scott and Diane played a pivotal role in encouraging him. Scott was a stay-at-home dad and spent his days making sure Scottie marked his presence at every golf practice and tou...

Cultivating Growth Mindset

A growth mindset can make you believe that despite setbacks and transitions in life, dedication and hard work can be the game-changing elements linked to your success. The talent and brain you are born with are the beginning but what makes you different is how ready you are to work on yourself and not limit your abilities to attain limitless possibilities. All abilities can be improved when one puts honest efforts into what you're doing, learns, strategizes well, is persistent, and has the right attitude. Here are a few elements that can enhance a growth mindset: 1. setting realistic go...

Building Emotional Resilience

Emotional resilience is the ability to respond to stressful or unexpected situations and crises. How emotionally resilient a person is depends on numerous factors like age, identity, experiences, habits, emotional composure and management, expectations, patience, commitment to goals, cognitive ability, self-compassion, reality check, and a focused mind. To have the composure to carry out plans effectively despite having faced numerous failures, one needs to source strength from dedication and turn disadvantages into advantages. This begins with cultivating a growth mindset, self-acceptance...

Parenting a Child With Anger Issues

You may love your teen and the same time struggle with the fact that they are difficult to like, cope with, and live with. One important aspect of raising a teenager is practicing active listening. Take time to listen to your teenager, no matter how emotional, ridiculous, or confused they sound to you. Try to understand things from their perspective. Parents need to also continuously restrategize ways to calm down their kids. Often, the chaos in your child is not because they are being moody, needing attention, or having tantrums but because there are underlying issues they do not know...

Dealing With Grief, Loss, and Pain

Grief is a natural response to loss. It’s the emotional suffering one feels when someone they love is taken away. The pain of loss can be overwhelming at times with experiencing all kinds of difficult and unexpected emotions, from shock or anger to disbelief, guilt, and profound sadness. This pain of grief may also disrupt a person's physical health, making it difficult to sleep, eat, or even think straight. These are normal reactions to loss—and the more significant the loss, the more intense the grief is. Coping with the loss is one of life’s biggest challenges. Even subtle losses in ...

Financially Empowered Women

Financially empowered women know their worth. Empowered by education, strategic investing, networking, and technology, the women know how to navigate their way through financial crises with finesse. With the right knowledge, they are better informed of the support, resources, and tools at their disposal when making financial decisions. A financially empowered knows how to bridge the wealth gap between her past and present. She also plays a role in community building and upliftment. A woman who knows how to manage money knows how to manage the next two generations who look up to her for g...

Positive energy for Spiritual Growth

Spiritual growth is the process of integrating spiritual practices and principles into your life, which can lead to a deeper understanding of yourself and a stronger connection with others and the world. Some practices like meditation, practicing gratitude, self-care, seeking meaning and purpose in life, being mindful of each action, thought, and behavior can aid in spiritual growth and personal development. Integrating spiritual principles and practices into one's life, can leading to a deeper understanding of oneself and form a profound connection with self, others, and even a higher p...

Guide for Couples

There are several things that make a relationship work. Most often, we know what these are, and that's because consciously or subconsciously, we have practiced these to get the one we love and want to spend the rest our lives with. However, it's the struggles of life and the grip it has on us, or call it "distractions", that we forget that we need to do a little better for our partner to stay together forever. And that goes both ways. Other times, we are so focused on our own efforts that have made the relationship work that we discredit our spouse and their efforts in keeping the relations...

Raising Responsible Teens

Empowered parents have a healthy relationship with their children. It can be difficult to realize the baby who was in your arms one day is a teenager you have no idea how to. If you feel you're unable to understand them, try being empathetic to their experiences. This model will always help them understand and be empathetic to you too. You need to begin with small efforts. Try taking an interest in their work, ambition, school activities, and problems, and offer solutions if they ask for them. You can begin by taking an interest in their needs. At the same time, you need to draw a boundary ...

Understanding Perimenopause

Some notions make us believe in the worst when they can be an opportunity for the better. This is truer for women, for everything about us is judged by those who surround us. Aging and entering a new phase in life is one such natural and beautiful phenomenon. But society determines a woman's worth by her age. This book on perimenopause is here to debunk that myth. Perimenopause is the natural transition to menopause when your ovaries gradually produce less estrogen and progesterone. It can cause physical and emotional symptoms, such as irregular periods, weight changes, mood swings, hot fla...

Child Custody Exchange Etiquette

Divorce or separation of parents is not always smooth. The entire process profoundly impacts the lives of children and navigating these exchanges smoothly is crucial for their well-being. Custody exchanges, where children transition between the care of co-parents, can be emotionally charged and challenging for both parents and children alike. Transferring children to an ex can be stressful for everyone involved: Parent A, Parent B, and the child/children. When parents have to see each other again after separation, it often gets emotionally and mentally draining. What needs to be considered ...

Child Custody Exchange Etiquette

Divorce or separation of parents is not always smooth. The entire process profoundly impacts the lives of children and navigating these exchanges smoothly is crucial for their well-being. Custody exchanges, where children transition between the care of co-parents, can be emotionally charged and challenging for both parents and children alike. Transferring children to an ex can be stressful for everyone involved: Parent A, Parent B, and the child/children. When parents have to see each other again after separation, it often gets emotionally and mentally draining. What needs to be considered ...

Mindlessness

Mindlessness is the quality or state of lacking immediate attentive intelligence or quickness of mind. The opposite of this state is being aware of your current feelings and sensations without judgment. This state of mind or cognitive skill involves breathing methods, guided imagery, and other practices to relax the body and mind and help reduce stress. Oftentimes, people are quick to judge mindlessness as unawareness. It goes beyond that. Mindless munching on cookies and chips or mindless scrolling on your phone has deeper, invisible symptoms and causes related to mental, physical, and em...

Learning to Say NO

Even with the most honest intentions, saying "no" may seem tedious. While being kind and helpful is generally a good thing, going too far to please others can leave one emotionally drained, stressed, depressed, empty, and anxious. An overtly agreeable personality comes at a personal cost developing a harmful pattern of self-sacrifice or self-neglect. A people-pleaser may prioritize the needs of others over their own and have a hard time saying no to requests. They may overcommit to plans and responsibilities by taking on extra work even when they don't have time. They avoid advocating for ...

The Era of Post-Truth

We live in a post-truth world. In such a world, emotions, opinions, political appeals, and personal beliefs are prioritized over facts, documentation, and evidence in shaping public opinion. The post-truth world is a term used in academic development referring to theories and research to explain the specific causes and effects of unprecedented global events, documenting proofs, concerns, and disputes in the 21st century instead of hearsay. When it comes to post-truth politics, false rumors can become clickbaits or major news headlines. When facts lose their significance in public discourse,...

Making Long Distance Relationships Work

Distance is just a test of how far love can travel. Nothing explains better than this quote that love and commitment can get through all the tests and tribulations of time. If you and your partner are in a long-distance relationship, there is more than just love that binds you. It could be hope for a common future, dreams that you both see together, shared values, knowing each other's worth, and an immense amount of trust in and respect for each other. Yet, we hardly come across anyone who says, "Oh, it's great to be in a long-distance relationship", because, despite the dreams and charm...

Living Motherhood

Mothers love their children as they love themselves, but forget in the process to love themselves as they love their children. This statement clearly states that mothers learn to shift their finite stream love by infinite measures toward their children. To what extent is this shift justified? How long can they go before emptying their cup of tenderness? Is motherhood another name of sacrifice and devotion? Some mothers would say that these sacrifices are not selfless. Mothers love their children because they want to. There is no other way to do motherhood. However, all mothers do know this ...

Learn About the Vagus Nerve

The vagal nerves are the signal carriers between the brain, heart, and digestive systems. The different affected regions of the vagal nerve cause different symptoms and conditions. The vagus nerve, or the vagal nerves, are the main nerves of the parasympathetic nervous system. The parasympathetic nervous system controls “rest and digest” functions, and differs from the sympathetic nervous system that manages the “fight or flight” response. These two nervous systems make up the autonomic nervous system that controls all involuntary body activities. “Vagus” is the Latin word for wandering. T...

Making a Marriage Work

Living in a marriage requires two people to celebrate their marriage every day. When we say "flourish" in a marriage, we want these two individuals to thrive, be each other's biggest cheerleaders, support each other through every challenge, and share each good and bad experience. The promise of a marriage rests on how much they respect and trust each other. Passion is an indispensable asset in husband and wife's bonding to each other but it comes only after two people are mentally and emotionally compatible. This requires on your behalf active prioritization of your partner and their ...

Remembering Is Both a Gift and A Curse

It is never too late to have a happy childhood, and go back and relive the dreams that kept us hopeful when the world around us probably didn't make much sense. One way to do that is by remembering the sights, sounds, and smells of our childhood to get transported back to the wonder years. Not every childhood is a happy one, and many would never want to relive the days. However, we all deserve a second chance at celebrating our existence and going back to our roots, reliving or reshaping the experiences that made us into who we are today. If you are dealing with a lost childhood, your...

Secrets to Success at Workplace

Office environments may or may not be conducive to success and growth. The situation greatly depends on key principles enshrined in the workplace ethos. While the people function and are valued as a team, they are ranked, rated, reviewed, and judged individually. To improve individual performance, one has to work on themselves, open themselves to opportunities, limit risks, save time, work smart, and be willing to learn and lead whenever possible and necessary. Friendliness to an acceptable limit with firmness at points of work, dedication, honesty, and optimism, and fairness to the plac...

What to Do (and What Not to Do) after Retirement

Retirement means the end of one active and dominant phase to begin a new chapter in your life which may look challenging at first but has newer discoveries and opportunities. Seeking a sense of purpose after retirement is important for mental and physical well-being, contributing to a more fulfilling and healthier living. It helps retirees stay active, mentally engaged, and reduce stress. A purpose-driven life can also lead to a longer life expectancy and greater overall happiness. This is the phase of life you can write with certainty. You need your days ahead with intent, peace, love, ...

Master Your Money Map to Gain Financial freedom

Mastering your money map involves taking control of your financial destiny through strategic planning and disciplined execution. It's about having a clear vision of your short and long-term financial goals, and then charting a detailed course to reach them. Your money map is your guide to allocating your income wisely, living within your means, and steadily building wealth over time. This roadmap should include specific milestones like eliminating high-interest debt, establishing an emergency fund to cover 3-6 months of expenses, and automating your savings and investments. It means anal...

Coping Skills for Teens

Coping skills refer to the strategies and actions individuals use to manage stressful or challenging situations, including those related to emotions, mental health, and everyday life. They involve a variety of techniques, such as problem-solving, stress management, and emotional regulation, to help individuals navigate difficult times and maintain their well-being. Coping skills are crucial for teenagers as they navigate the challenges of adolescence, helping them manage stress, regulate emotions, and develop healthy behaviors that can last into adulthood. Teenagers experience a lot of s...

Toward a Healthy Keto Diet

The ketogenic diet, or keto diet, is a high-fat, very low-carbohydrate, and moderate-protein diet. The goal is to shift the body's primary fuel source from glucose (derived from carbohydrates) to fat, leading to a metabolic state called ketosis. This diet can help the body burn fat for energy and involves limiting carbohydrate intake to 20-50 grams per day, while increasing fat intake to 70-80% of daily calories. The person gradually learns to eat when they feel hungry, avoiding risks of sugar spikes and dips. This method of avoiding over or undereating while maintaining a healthy muscle...

Labeling and Unlabeling

What do you call yourself? What label do you identify with? What do you want to choose for yourself? Do you want someone else to choose a name for you? Why should such naming and labeling be considered problematic? Labels are often used to categorize items but can miscategorize humans. Labels or titles are often used for identification and attaching qualities or qualifications. Someone is good with numbers. Someone else is good with words. Some third person is good with fitness. Someone fourth is bad with moods. This relegation of external identities often shape the societal perceptio...

Off to College

College is the time all youngsters look forward to. It's an avenue to be more unique, ambitious, innovative, and successful as a student and make way for further opportunities to reshape your identity and discover what you want from life. All things said, while college is a lot of fun, it's also the phase of growing-up and being more responsible with words, thoughts, and actions. The values of honesty, dedication, and discipline that you grow up with are most applied during your college life. You grow as you communicate and interact with students, teachers, mentors, authors, and other st...

Bible and Life

God deliberately created age on purpose. It needs to be accepted as part of the Divine plan instead of being feared, looked at with anticipation, surprise, or anything negative. We often get uncomfortable when our kids ask us about aging, but the fact of the matter is that we are modeling aging in front of them. Hence, the onus falls on us to age gracefully and healthily because we are going to age anyway. An abundant and good life needs not be an eternal one. It doesn't have to fulfil all our wishes either. Life itself means a positive continuation of the journey that keeps us close to Him...

Proverbs 31 for Modern Women

Ladies, ever wonder how to truly thrive in your career and your life? Proverbs 31, far from being an outdated ideal, actually offers incredible, practical wisdom for today's working woman on how to be industrious, wise, and beautifully balanced. This amazing woman shows us that true success isn't just about professional wins; it's about a powerful combination of hard work, smart planning, and using all your resources for good. She's a master at juggling her career pursuits with her family and community responsibilities, not by magic, but through a strong work ethic, strategic foresightednes...

QuickBooks Guide

From pricing of the plans to navigating their site and software to fulfil financial goals and complete desired tasks, this guide helps you everything that QuickBooks is. QuickBooks is all about keeping a check on revenues avoiding double counting and streamlining bookkeeping by connecting all the bank accounts as the first step. What looks like a Herculean task is, in fact, made simpler with QuickBooks. We often procrastinate doing finances which may turn into a Pink Elephant phenomenon: an obvious issue that exists but is ignored to an extent that it may lead to potential consequences ...

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A customer · 5.0 · August 2022

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