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The Inside Out Approach

Life is 10 per cent what happens to you and 90 per cent of how you respond to it and when you take responsibility for creating your experience from the inside out, you reclaim your position as the creator of your life.
If thought was the film of a movie, consciousness or awareness would be the screen that lets us experience it, and the projector would be the mind. The nature of thoughts is that it will settle down if we allow it; the nature of both consciousness and mind is clarity. So, if we let the mind that has an innate intelligence and infinite creative potential be, by letting the thoughts settle down, we realize that we don’t have to control our thinking but create space for innate intelligence to come in and guide us.
Energy + Consciousness + Thought = Creation

Ever Wonder About Growing Inside Out?

It all begins with awareness.
When we become aware of our breath, thoughts, emotions, and inner patterns, we begin to see ourselves—and the world—more clearly. This heightened self-awareness allows us to focus on what truly matters: that one task or thought that can create the most meaningful impact.

Because where attention goes, energy flows.

As we stay focus internally, we must also practice parallel awareness of our destination in the external world. The ability to reflect, recalibrate is essential to stay aligned with our inner compass if we want to travel in a specific direction, towards a goal, that truly aligns with our North Star.

Growing from the inside out isn’t about chasing perfection. It’s about pursuing progress.
It’s not about external comparisons, but about carving your own path—growing deeper into who you are, every single day. It’s a commitment to becoming a better version of yourself than you were yesterday, inching closer to the person you’re meant to be.

Perfection is narrow, rigid, and unrealistic. Progress, in contrast, is human, brave, freeing, and boundless. It’s an inner journey—an unfolding of the self, from the inside out.

Ever Wonder About Accessing The Deeper Mind?

Sustainable change or transformation takes place at the sub conscious mind.

95% of our lives are determined by the motivations of the sub conscious mind.

This is the reason why inspiring movies, books, quotes or stories that we love, fails to create a sustainable change in our lives. This is because all the thinking and learning is happening at the level of the conscious mind. Which although creative, drives only 5-10% of our behaviour.

The sub conscious mind learns in the following three ways:

  1. Programming that happens in the first seven years of a child.
  2. Repetition or habits.
  3. Belief modification programs.


For any transformation to happen, forming habits and repetition is the easiest and effective way to make progress.

Ever Wonder About Balancing From Within To Navigate Roles?

Every role we perform at work demands a specific mindset, while every role at home requires a unique blend of mindset and heart-set.

Juggling multiple roles and responsibilities can often throw us off balance, distorting our perception. When this happens, we may miscommunicate, act out of alignment with our values, or fall into recurring patterns of thought and behavior that don’t serve us.

Sometimes, even when we know what needs to be done, we find ourselves stuck—either because we haven’t taken time to reflect or due to a lack of self-awareness. This can lead to overindulging or overdoing in certain areas, while neglecting others.

Inner balance is essential to navigating our many roles and responding effectively to the competing demands on our time, energy, and resources. When we’re balanced within, we see situations more clearly, set the right priorities, and act with intention. After all, when we see differently, we do differently.

Balance brings clarity—and it’s cultivated through stillness and calm.
This process is much like changing gears in a vehicle: to shift smoothly, you must first pass through neutral. Similarly, in our daily lives, we often need to access a “neutral state” multiple times a day—moments of pause to reflect, reset, and regain our center.

Building this practice into our routine helps us stay grounded, aware, and better equipped to respond—not react—to whatever life presents.

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