Blogs by Mukul S.

  For one more time, I could spread marmalade on bread, Feel the quiet mornings where the world was mine to tread. For one more time, I could just lie in my old bed, Where dreams were whole, and nothing felt unsaid. For one more time, I could hug the ones I’ve lost, Hold their hands, no thought of what it cost. For one more time, I could live my childhood days, Where laughter echoed through forgotten ways. But time has fled, and all that's left is me, A man who misses what he can no longer see. For one more time, I'd give all that remains, To taste the joy, the love, despite the pains. For one more time—if I could hold it close, I'd never let it fade, not one moment, not a ghost.

 Managing Multiple Projects: Balancing Priorities, Stakeholders, and Risks Managing multiple projects simultaneously is akin to running a bustling restaurant kitchen. As a project manager, you may not be cooking every dish yourself, but your role is critical in ensuring that everything flows smoothly—from preparation to final delivery. With several “dishes” on the stove, the challenges can be immense, ranging from managing stakeholder expectations to mitigating risks and keeping the team motivated. The Stakeholders: Pressures from All Sides Imagine your stakeholders as the restaurant’s waiters. They are the intermediaries between you (the kitchen) and the customers (clients, senior management). Just like waiters demand quicker delivery from the kitchen, stakeholders will push for faster project completion, better quality, and minimal cost variance. They may not always understand the intricacies of the process but expect timely outcomes regardless. And just as restaurant waiters may...

 Let's face it - work can be a real pressure cooker sometimes. We've all been there - drowning in deadlines, dealing with demanding bosses, and navigating office politics. It's enough to make anyone's head spin! But when stress starts to feel like it's taking over your life, it's time to take action. First things first, cut yourself some slack. Recognize that you're stressed out and that it's totally normal. Bottling it up only makes things worse, trust me. Now, I know it sounds cliché, but taking care of yourself is crucial. Get enough sleep (easier said than done, I know), move your body a bit, and try to eat something other than vending machine snacks. Oh, and don't forget to take breaks! Even a quick walk around the block can work wonders. Ever tried mindfulness? It's not just for yoga gurus. A few deep breaths or a quick meditation app session can help you reset when you're feeling frazzled. Don't think about work 24*7,give your b...