Masterclass on Arresting The Harsh Inner-Critic

Data-backed strategies to overcome your inner-critic so you can negotiate effectively, position yourself for a promotion, and lead with confidence

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Perfection vs. Excellence

If however much you achieve, it feels it's not enough, then this one hour masterclass is for you. In here, I share how to stop goals from turning into guilt, make tangible progress, and get sustainable results without burning out! Otherwise priced at INR 1111, you get 60% OFF when you get this masterclass as an add-on to the Arresting The Harsh Inner-Critic.

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Position yourself for a
promotion
Negotiate effectively
Lead with confidence

Karishma is an excellent coach and has a proven ability in helping professionals develop a performance mindset. I highly recommend her to anyone who wants to elevate their leadership skills and advance in their career.

Abheesh Dinavahi - VP of Customer Success, Signeasy, Dallas, US

When any person is unclear about certain aspects in his life, there are oftentimes moments when he will dwell into self-doubt and indecisiveness. This non-clarity combined with self-doubt, generally creates a mind freeze or an inertia. Karishma has helped me find clarity in my thoughts, this has helped me cope much better at my workplace and my other interactions too. My confidence in my abilities has once again picked up.

Xavier Pires - Deputy General Manager, CBC, Mumbai, India

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If you'd like to add the pre-recorded masterclass: Perfection vs. Excellence, add USD 17 to your order, and pay a total of USD 128.

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That's why, when you buy a packet of Maggi noodles (or anything else for that matter) outside India, it is not an exact currency conversion of the INR amount that it's sold for in India but rather adjusted to purchasing power parity.

For eg. a can of coke costs about ₹50 in India and about $2 in the US. This is different from currency conversion because ₹50 is much lesser than a dollar.

So the purchasing power parity right now between INR and USD is about ₹25 which means that the value of ₹25 is about the same as value of $1 in terms of what you can buy from it. And that's how this programme is priced as well.