by SaraSwati Shakti | Oct 13, 2026 | Leadership, Relationship, Self-Leadership, Wholeness, Wisdom
I am weighing in on the Sam Wood story. What is happening is widely sobering…not because it doesn’t happen in households every day, it does, but because it seems people have been taken off guard by the surprise that such alleged actions can be inflicted by...
by SaraSwati Shakti | Aug 6, 2025 | Change, Leadership, Wholeness
Victory comes in many shapes and sizes. Yesterday, while on a work break, I took a walk by the waterside. Admiring the weather after several days of precipitous rain, the type that gets into your system and needs to be shaken out again by exercise and sunshine, I was...
by SaraSwati Shakti | Aug 14, 2023 | Leadership, Wellbeing, Wholeness
One of the wonders of Winter is that it gives us time to prepare for a new season of activation. Time to review, and imbue, a more refined element, of development, and what’s important. A time that creates, in the heart hearth, opportunity for consolidation, and...
by SaraSwati Shakti | Aug 6, 2023 | Change, Development, Leadership, Wholeness
I have been pondering lately, and having discussions broadly, about a topic that has been circulating, as we are nearing the next referendum, and a potential new turning, in history making. A future building opportunity that we are taking. We are at another...
by SaraSwati Shakti | Jun 21, 2023 | Leadership, Self Care, Self-Leadership, Wholeness, Wisdom
Stay in Your Lane is a great mantra reminder I suggest to people when they are getting scattered by the distraction of competition, and not true to Self, or purpose. It’s a great reminder because when you go off course, you will have to return to solid ground...
by SaraSwati Shakti | May 15, 2023 | Coaching, Development, Psychotherapy, Self-Leadership, Wholeness
Personas are the roles people play. They are different to their true essence flowing through their lives in every way. They are often a way that people live their lives, from learned observation, of how they should act, rather than from who they are. They live their...
