Alive with Mugdha

Alive with Mugdha:Ep08: Have Passion, Not Pressure"it's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." - Mae Jemison.Pursue your passion, not pressure.

In weak companies, politics win. In strong companies, the best ideas do. – Steve Jobs. This quote on office politics clearly states that, in weak companies, office politics make people with great ideas quit sacrificing their success to maintain control and authority. Let's discuss in detail about the same.

This is me sharing my thoughts every day in 5 minutes or less about life in general, the body, healing, fitness, food, lifestyle, spirituality, psychology, inner child healing, emotions, and their processing, etc.My hope is that through my words and my journey I can share what Embracing the Human Experience really looks like.

Making the choice to care for your mental health is hard and it is very important to choose the right path. Sharing thoughts on What's the right choice for your mental health. Medication or Therapy?

This is me sharing my thoughts every day in 5 minutes or less about life in general, the body, healing, fitness, food, lifestyle, spirituality, psychology, inner child healing, emotions, and their processing, etc.My hope is that through my words and my journey I can share what Embracing the Human Experience really looks like.

Alive with Mugdha: Ep57: What does it feel like to have a Disconnected Soul?When we’re disconnected from our mind, body & soul, our ability to feel and name our emotions is compromised. Sharing thoughts on what does it feel like to have a disconnected soul.#disconnectedsoul #soulandspirit #soulandmind #emotion #soul #lifelessons #loneliness #feelings #emotionaldamage #emotionsmatter #selfcare #selflove #functionalnutrition #mugdhapradhan

World diabetes day was just a day ago and a question that every person has. Is Diabetes caused by eating sugar? Let's discuss in detail the causes of diabetes.

Optimal ranges are touted to be better than reference ranges for understanding blood tests. Digging into detail as to why we look at optimal ranges and not reference ranges.