Mind & Happiness Coach l Chairman - World Welfare Mission l Corporate Wellness Coach l Leadership & Executive Coach l Preacher l Transformational Speaker.
Some people dedicate their lives to service. The world eventually notices.
Yog Ratna National Award -- 2016
Hind Chakra National Award -- 2020
Keynote Speaker Award -- 2020
Corona Warrior Award -- 2020
Jury Member -- Grand Master of Yoga -- 2019
In 2019, Acharya Krishna Deo stood at two of the world's most prestigious publishing platforms.
London Book Fair -- 25,000+ professionals from 135 countries.
World Book Fair Delhi -- Asia's largest book fair.
"Yoga & Nature Cure for Diabetes" -- ancient yogic wisdom made acc.
When India's most trusted organisations want wellness for their people -- they call WWM.
Samsung | L&T | Genpact | Honda | Panasonic
Bank of India | Syndicate Bank | Axis Bank
Amity University | GD Goenka University
Indian Air Force | ITBP
Radisson Blu | Hyatt Regency |
For 25 years, one man has quietly changed thousands of lives.
Acharya Krishna Deo -- Founder & Chairman, World Welfare Mission.
Counselling Psychologist | International Life & Happiness Coach
Former HOD Yoga -- Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital
Guest Faculty -- Amity & GD Goenka
The car is there. The flat is there. The title is there.
And yet -- something is quietly missing.
The Hedonic Treadmill: Each new achievement becomes the new baseline. Satisfaction fades.
Identity built on achievement: Every setback feels existential.
When anxiety spikes, your brain needs a sensory anchor.
1 -- Name 5 things you can SEE
2 -- Name 4 things you can HEAR
3 -- Name 3 things you can TOUCH
4 -- Name 2 things you can SMELL
5 -- Name 1 thing you can TASTE
Everyone feels tired. But not everyone is burned out.
The difference matters -- because the solution is completely different.
ORDINARY TIREDNESS: Sleep restores you. You still feel meaning in your work.
BURNOUT: Sleep doesn't help. You feel detached, numb, or cynical.
"Karmanye vadhikaraste, Ma phaleshu kadachana"
-- Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2:47
You have the right to your actions.
Not to the fruits of those actions.
For the modern professional:
Detach from outcome. Direct all energy to your effort.