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“If you want to explore something new in your life, you have to get out of your comfort zone.”
Mehak Mirza Prabhu’s story is one of the most powerful stories that I have came across in the recent past. Being born on simple Maharastrian family, Mehak was living her life as a very protected child till she reached the age of 19. Her life took crazy turn as series of events happened in her life from losing her entire family to a brutal car accident to going through depression after separation with her husband at the age of 30.
Mehak fought through all this to gift this world with something that she always had within herself, the art of storytelling.
She is an amazing writer and storyteller who captivates her audience with the blend of her unique style of storytelling and dramatic twists on stories. Some of her stories has went viral on social medias.
Some Questions I ask Mehak
- What is so liberating about sharing stories with other people?
- What is that one dream that you are passionate about achieving today?
- Why do you think that we find the best in us in toughest situations of our life?
- How do you practice those stories?
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Time Stamps
- 04:09 Mehak talks about how she come across the stories.
- 07:25 She shares how her challenges taught her to become more confident and prepared for any kind of situation in her life.
- 10:45 Mehak talks how her depression got her into storytelling.
- 12:09 She suggests 19 years old Tejals who might be going through challenges to open up and seek help.
- 13:50 Why Mehak loves storytelling so much?
- 17:10 Mehak is not scared of anything in her life and there’s a reason to this.
- 20:08 She shares how she found her ‘aha’ moment.
- 24:17 Is dramatic end required in your fictional storytelling?
- 26:50 Mehak Shares about the prepearation that goes behind the scene to create stories that leaves audience stunned.
- 28:40 She demonstrates how voice modulation could be used to make story more effective
- 33:20 Mehak talks about her story writing and practicing schedule.
- 36:55 How characters of the story she shares impact her in her life?
- 44:33 How storytelling can help business grow?
- 47:20 Mehak’s dream of taking storytelling as art-form at par to Bollywood
- 49:00 Enlightening round
Enlightening Round
- What inspires Mehak to do everything that she does: Inspiring people through her stories
- Which one daily habit has been game-changer for her: Making bed in the morning
- What book she thinks everyone must read: The Fountainhead by Any Rand, Sybil by Flora Schreiber, Many Lives Many Masters by Brian Weiss
- Things she think would have done differently:
- Would not change anything
- Which online tool has been super-helpful for her: HASfit- App for exercising
Connect With Mehak
Resources Mentioned in this episode:
- Mehak’s Story- Fir Mohabbat Karni H
- Mehak’s Story- Gudiya
- Her TEDx Talk
- Mehak’s Online Storytelling pathshala Jhumritaliya
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