Most of us have spent a major chunk of our school and college years striving to maximize our grades, which would enable us to gain entrance in good higher academic institutes or professional setups.

However, when we actually enter the battlefield of building a career and making life decisions, choosing professions, facing interviews, making personal life choices, and dealing with the challenges of day to day living, we find ourselves falling short, sometimes confused and unprepared.

Our development is unbalanced too much in favour of pure academics. By the time we acquire jobs, attempts are sometimes made by various corporate institutions to train in other skills. But by then the job pressures are extreme, preventing, in the case of most individuals, effective assimilation of additional skills.

Without mastering and equipping ourselves with the tools for leading a positive and planned life, progress in any career, as well as personal relationships, will stop beyond a point, irrespective of how good or bad our academic results were.

Among the many who qualify from the various institutions dotted around India, very few, in fact only a handful, reach their goals, realize their dreams, whatever they may be. This is not because most of them lack ambition, strength of mind or other qualifications. It is because those who aim for their dreams have to acquire a lot more than the dictated knowledge of uniformity.

We are there for those who have reached excellence in their lives, achieved their dreams but have not lost their quest for higher achievements. We hone their skills further.

We are also there for those who have progressed beyond the beginning, who are stuck in a rut in their professional as well as personal lives, those who are suddenly facing an empty nest, the children grown and gone, those who dream of utilizing their latent talents, those who are still searching for a meaningful purpose to their lives, for that search never really ends.

Your limitation is only your imagination.