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Recently, we saw Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot’s viral reel on the big screen. The media, news outlets, and social platforms have been buzzing with discussions about this incident, with many expressing that his actions were highly inappropriate for someone in his position.
We often think of mistakes as the end of something. But what if we looked at mistakes differently? Now let me be clear: I do not favor what Andy Byron did. It was certainly unacceptable.
But if we keep revisiting the same incident, don’t you think we risk becoming the kind of people who are more invested in dissecting someone else’s life than reflecting on our own.
This raises an important question: should mistakes be treated as full stops, or should life move on?
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17 Jul 2025
When Your Child Pushes Buttons—And You Still Choose Peace
"Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom."
— Viktor E. Frankl
That moment when your child says that thing, givesthat look, or tests that boundary for what feels like the hundredth time—and suddenly, you feel a storm brewing inside. Your patience is wearing thin, and your instincts scream for control, correction, or confrontation.
But then… you pause. You breathe. You choose peace.
In this episode, we will be talking about why do kids push our buttons, and what choosing peace looks like.
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13 Jun 2025
Put away the parental toolbox, just listen!
Alpana Bapat explores the power of parental presence and active listening, emphasizing building trust and emotional security in children by setting aside the constant need to offer solutions.
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