Psychologist | Mindset & Behavior Change Specialist | Retreat Leader Ever catch your kid saying something like, “I don’t have time for this,” or “I’m just really busy today”? And then it hits you - …...

By Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma Clinical Psychologist | Mindset & Behavior Specialist | Researcher Rohan had read every self-help book out there, but his anxiety kept returning.

By Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Clinical Psychologist | Mindset & Behavior Specialist | Retreat Leader When Ananya came in, she said, “I’ve tried manifesting for months, but nothing works.

By: Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Clinical Psychologist | Mind Shift Coach | Retreat Leader If someone peeked at your calendar right now, what would it say about you? Would they know you're a parent?...

By Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Clinical Psychologist | Mindset & Behavior Specialist | Retreat Leader When Karan sat down in my office, he sighed, “I think too much.

By: Dr Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Clinical Psychologist | Aura Healer | Retreat Leader Let’s be honest, family dinners aren’t what they used to be. Someone’s got homework.

By Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Psychologist | Workplace Wellness Advocate | Retreat Leader Raise your hand if your weekends feel like a mad dash of groceries, laundry, errands, unfinished work...

When Neel told me, “I feel bad even when I’m not doing anything wrong,” I knew guilt had become his shadow companion. He apologized for resting, for saying no, for being human.

By: Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Psychologist | Career Mindset Specialist | Retreat Leader You crossed off five things from your to-do list today, responded to emails like a machine, crushed that...

By: Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Psychologist | Aura Expert | Retreat Leader You ever get the feeling your mind has a mind of its own? Yeah, same.

By: Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma | Psychologist | Holistic Healer | Retreat Leader You walk through the door, kick off your shoes, and your kid runs up with a crayon drawing in hand.

You ever get the feeling your mind has a mind of its own? Yeah, same. This article dives deep into the idea of how to train your mind to work for you, not against you.

By: Dr. Padmini Jadeja Sharma Let’s be honest—working parents don’t clock out.

Not long ago, I worked with a high-achieving entrepreneur — who had built multiple businesses, spoken on global stages, and become a sought-after thought leader. But during one of our quieter...

A few years ago, I worked with a brilliant design strategist — who had just faced his first major professional setback. After a high-stakes project failed to meet client expectations, he found...

A few months ago, I sat with a client — let’s call him Anil — a tech strategist managing a fast-paced team, juggling deadlines and global calls. “I feel like I’m always holding my breath,” he said...

A while back, I worked with a CEO, who led global teams, managed high-stakes clients, and had an inbox that never truly “slept.” He was talented, respected, and externally thriving.

I was once coaching two leaderships — who were at odds over a major strategic decision. Their conflict wasn’t loud.

I was working with a high-achieving executive — let’s call her Meera — who had checked every box of success. Well-respected.

I was coaching a project leader — who had climbed the ladder with precision and drive. His resume was impressive, and from the outside, he was thriving.