Devadiya Jee

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you clearly knew what was right and what was wrong - yet still chose to stay silent? It may have been during a heated conversation, in a toxic work environment, or even in the face of societal injustice. Many of us have. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: if you can't call out wrong when you see it, you may be giving up your power to stand up for your own rights. Knowing Isn't Enough Knowledge is power but only when it is used. Understanding what is wrong is the first step toward justice. But that knowledge, if left unspoken or unused, becomes hollow. It doesn’t protect you. It doesn’t protect others. In fact, it can create a deeper sense of frustration and helplessness. Too often, we justify our silence. We think: “It’s not my place.” “Someone else will say something.” “I don’t want to cause trouble.” But when everyone stays silent, injustice thrives. It becomes normalized. And what you allow in others’ situations oft...

In today’s world, leadership is no longer about being the loudest in the room or the smartest at the table. It’s about understanding people, managing emotions, and leading with empathy. In short, great leadership today requires high emotional intelligence (EQ). Leaders with high EQ create safe, strong, and productive environments - not through control, but through emotional clarity and presence. Here’s what high-EQ leadership looks like in real, practical terms: 1. Stay Calm in Chaos They don’t mirror anxiety - their calm becomes an anchor for the whole team. When everything around is falling apart tight deadlines, unexpected setbacks, difficult clients - leaders with high EQ don’t panic. They stay composed, grounded, and present. Their calm energy helps others settle down and focus, instead of feeding into the tension. Why it matters: People look to leaders for emotional cues. Your calmness can reset the emotional tone of the entire team. 2. Don’t Treat Feedback as a Personal A...

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to forget what truly matters. We're constantly juggling responsibilities - careers, relationships, social expectations, finances, and ambitions. Somewhere in the chaos, many of us have unknowingly placed our own health on the back burner. But here’s a profound truth we often overlook: We are not just bodies trying to survive in this world. We are souls - eternal, conscious beings - who have temporarily been gifted a body to experience life in the physical realm. And this body? It comes from nature. It is born of the Earth - composed of the very elements that shape our world. Without it, we cannot interact with this life. Without it, we cannot fulfill our soul's purpose here. So, ask yourself this: If our soul has been given a body by nature to experience life, shouldn’t we honor and care for it as our top priority? The Spiritual Perspective: You Are a Soul, Not Just a Body Before anything else, you were and still are - a soul. The bo...