Thrive With Kaushik

#Mistakes are often viewed as negative things, as #errors to be corrected or avoided. But what if we told you that mistakes can be a #positive thing, a sign that you are trying, #learning , and #growing ? In this blog, we will explore the #power of embracing mistakes and how they can help you #achieve your #goals. To start, let us look at the story of #Thomas #Edison , the #inventor of the light bulb. Edison was known for his perseverance and his willingness to learn from his mistakes. He once famously said, "I have not failed. I have just found 10,000 ways that would not work." Edison understood that every mistake was an opportunity to learn and improve. He didn't let his failures discourage him; instead, he used them as fuel to keep trying until he found the solution he was looking for. In the end, his persistence paid off, and he succeeded in creating a working light bulb. But you do not have to be a famous inventor to benefit from this mindset. In fact, embracing m...

"The Gentle Power of Thankfulness" My First Blog – An Invitation from My Heart Today marks something special for me. Not a speech. Not a session. But something intimate —my first blog. And for that, I want to begin by simply saying... Thank you. To the curious minds who clicked this. To the kind hearts who care to read. To those who believe in growth, healing, and human connection. This space is for us. 🤔 Why Do We Need to Be Thankful? I know what some of you might be thinking: “Will it lower my respect if I express gratitude?” “I am the boss… am I supposed to bow?” “Why should I say thanks for things I have earned?” I have heard it all—from clients, students, and even that little voice in my own head years ago. But let me ask you this: Is being thankful a sign of weakness or strength? Let us not answer it logically—let us feel it. Let us live the answer through a story that changed me. ✨ The Man Who Could have Quit (But Did not) Once upon a not-so-distant time...