I turned 28 last month. I took time out to sit down and think about the most important lessons I’ve learned along the way.
These are some of the deep lessons I try to imbibe in my life. Some of these lessons are very powerful, take a moment to absorb them.
Binod Chaudhary is Nepal’s only Forbes listed Billionaire. He is often referred to as a Noodle King. He is the author of Making it Big.
He is the man behind the widely popular Wai-Wai noodles.
The noodle company from the small land-locked country today has 20% market share in India and 3% in the world. They sell over 10 million packets of noodles every single day.
Siddharth Rajshekar, worked for eight years in the corporate world before he was laid off.
This musician turned digital geek today runs one of the largest communities of digital coaches in the country. He teaches people how to live a life of freedom by sharing their expertise online. He is also an author of the upcoming book, You can Coach, where he decodes the steps to plan, launch and grow a digital coaching business.
Jon and Missy are an amazing couple who have created this extraordinary life for themselves and are helping thousands of people do the same using their powerful program called Lifebook. What makes Lifebook unique is they look at life design holistically. They help people map out their life in 12 different categories that matter the most. Jon and Missy are inviting you to be part of the Lifebook online program with Mindvalley worth $1250 for FREE by visiting https://theinspiringtalk.com/lifebook
Naveen Jain is a serial entrepreneur and a billionaire, who hails from a small village in the state of Uttar Pradesh. He went to IIT Roorkee and later moved to the US.
Naveen is the founder of several innovative companies like Viome, Bluedot, Moonexpress and Infospace. Naveen was featured on Forbes, Walstreet Journal, Inc. and so on. His audacious vision and magnetic personality continually inspire others to follow what feels impossible.
Smartphones and Apps are an inevitable part of our lives. In this episode, I bring you 10 personal-transformation apps that I love the most that can help you with meditation to become more productive and so on.
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Pallavi was a very popular radio jockey with Radio Mirchi. She is a TEDx speaker and an author of the book ICU love stories- this is the book that Pallavi has written when she was admitted in ICU.
Pallavi has created something called a health resume which states she had 6 major surgeries, 48 radiation therapies, 8 ICU admissions and 6 times on ventilator over the period of 10 years.
Papa CJ is an award-winning, world-renowned international stand-up comedian. He has performed over 2000 shows in over 25 countries across the world.
As a pioneer of comedy in India, he was instrumental in setting up the English language comedy circuit in the country. Forbes Magazine called him ‘the global face of Indian stand-up’ and Harvard Business Review called him ‘one of the most influential comedians around the world’.
Hector Garcia is an author of one of the most popular international bestsellers, Ikigai- The Japanese secret to a long and happy life. On this book, Hector has distilled what he has learned by spending time with people on Ogimi.
Mohit Satyanand is one of such people whom I recently met and fell in love with the deep wisdom he has about life, love and passion. He is so articulate and speaks beautifully that you won’t get tired hearing him.
You might have known Mohit as Founder and Chairman of Teamwork Arts- A company that organizes festivals across the world including the most popular one- Jaipur Literature Festival. He established India’s first successful snack food brand, Crax. The company that produces the most popular corn rings among other things.
Raghava KK was named by CNN as one of the 10 most remarkable people of 2010. He is a multidisciplinary artist and storyteller whose work is shown in galleries and museums around the world.
He quit his formal education at the age of 18 to start his career as a newspaper cartoonist. Today, he is considered as one of India’s most successful young artists. Raghava often collaborates with other artists, including American musician and singer Paul Simon, a FIFA Award-winning perfumer, Yann Vasnier and so on.
Deepak Ramola is one of the young people whom I admire a lot. He is the founder of an organization called FUEL which is an acronym of Forward the Understanding of Every life lesson. Through his organisation, he documents life lessons of people from all walks of life and passes them onto others in the most inspiring ways. From painting world’s first village of life lessons to penning the song ‘Atrangi Yaari’ sung by Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar, Deepak has worked with people across the world.
Siddharth Anantharam is a master at curating meaningful conversations that help people connect deeply with themselves, and with each other.
Learn how to begin and end conversations, deal with ego and be open to perspectives on the conversation.
Satyarup is the youngest person in the world to climb 7 highest peaks and all 7 volcanic summits of all 7 continents of the world and he holds Guinness World record for the same. He has Skied in South pole and is soon heading for the North pole. He is the first Indian to climb Mt Sidley, the highest volcano of Antarctica, Mt Giluwe, the highest volcano of Papua New Guinea and the list goes on.
Sidra is an international keynote speaker who travels extensively to share her insights on awakening principles, highly successful energy healer and founder of School of Awakening- (a global online school and consciousness hub). Sidra runs her retreat called Soul Spa around the world to help people shift the issues holding them back and transforming lives of many in areas such as wealth, relationships and overall well being of their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual self.
“You are the average of five people you spend the most time with.”
You must have heard this quote from Jim Rohn for over a zillion times.
But this one piece of advice can transform your life for good. On this episode, I share my personal transformation story and how the people you surround yourself with impact your life.
Rahul Narvekar is Founder and CEO of The India Network, Director and CEO of Sun and Sands Advisors, Japan, Former Co-founder of NDTV Indian Roots, Former co-founder of fashionandyou.com.
Rahul comes from very humble beginnings, growing up in the slums of Mumbai he has been through a lot in his life. On our conversation, we chat about his early days, entrepreneurial ventures and a lot more.
Surendran Jayasekar is founder and CEO of Success Gyan, which is among the largest organizers of Conferences and workshops in India.
Suren comes from a very humble background and I invited him to share the backstory of overcoming challenges life has thrown at him and building his company Success Gyan. He shares some of the stories he has never shared before.
Jordan Gross is an Author of the bestselling book Getting COMFY: Your Morning Guide to Daily Happiness where he shares strategies to kick-start your morning to win your day.
He is also a leadership coach and speaker. Jordan quit his corporate job to live his what he calls a cloud nine life and help others do the same.
On our conversation, Jordan breaks down his COMFY method so that you can implement it on your life to start your morning on high energy and positive mental note.
Rajiv Talreja has been an entrepreneur and business coach for over a decade. He has impacted over 500,000 people through his coaching and training programs across the world. He has authored an international best-seller Lead or Bleed.
On this episode, we chat about his entrepreneurial journey, important entrepreneurial lessons he learned from his dad, finding a partner for your business, building a team and mistakes to avoid as an entrepreneur.