Winning the Mind Game
Self-doubt. Comparison. Anxiety. Guilt after an unproductive day. Fear after a poor test. Your preparation is affected not only by what you study, but also by how you respond when things do not go according to plan.
20th September
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Online Session
27th September
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Online Session
One registration covers both sessions. The workshop is designed as a connected two-part journey.
Register Free
Register once for both online sessions. Joining details and session reminders will be shared with registered participants.
Why this workshop?
Motivation is temporary. Mental skills can be practised.
UPSC preparation repeatedly puts you in situations you cannot fully control: unfinished targets, difficult mock tests, comparison with peers, uncertainty about results and periods when motivation disappears.
Winning the Mind Game focuses on building practical psychological tools that help you respond to those moments more effectively.
What You'll Practice
Six mental tools for the realities of UPSC preparation.
Regulate difficult emotions
Work through difficult emotional states without allowing them to derail your preparation.
Rework your self-talk
Identify unhelpful internal conversations and replace them with more rational thinking.
Challenge limiting beliefs
Question rigid beliefs around failure, perfection, attempts and your own capability.
Build psychological flexibility
Keep functioning effectively even when your mood, circumstances or preparation are imperfect.
Clarify your values
Connect discipline and daily action with the reasons that genuinely matter to you.
Compete without breaking
Handle comparison, setbacks and competitive pressure without allowing them to consume you.
Previous Edition
Inside Winning the Mind Game.
Glimpses from the August edition, where aspirants worked through exercises, discussions and real preparation situations with Sonali Ma'am.
Previous Session
Interactive Session
One-to-One Interaction
Your Facilitator
Sonali Medhekar Ma'am
Sonali Ma'am works with UPSC aspirants navigating stress, anxiety, self-doubt, inconsistency, comparison and exam pressure through group and individual mindset sessions.
Practical, Not Preachy
This is not a lecture on positive thinking.
The sessions use guided exercises and practical mental tools around situations UPSC aspirants repeatedly experience.
Join the September Edition
Part 1 · 20 September
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Part 2 · 27 September
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM · Online