I tell my clients, and friends, “well, every morning, as I groom myself and get ready, I look in the mirror and check if I have a “Halo” on my head. And if I have no halo, that means I am human, and that I will make mistakes.” And that it is a mistake, I will ONLY know in hindsight, and after a delay. The delay could be a millisecond, or a year! Does not matter. The fact is that most will know a mistake only after it is committed. And the important thing is to learn from mist

My father, the Late Mr. J Gowrikanthan, or “JG” as he was known, was the first role model I had in my life, and still is the person I aspire to be. My decision to become a coach was primarily based on my observations of the number of people he helped, in more ways than one. He told me, when I started driving a car, “Srinivasa (he was one of 3 people who call me that,) remember that when you are the driver, every person traveling in the car must feel they are in control of the