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In this special follow-up episode, we delve deeper into the compelling topic: "How Will You Measure Your Life?" Our previous episode sparked an incredible amount of feedback, reviews, and lively discussions, prompting us to dedicate an entire episode to further explore the what, how, and why of measuring your life. In this episode, we address key insights and answer listener questions about the futility of comparing our lives with others and the profound benefits of self-comparison. Discover how focusing on personal growth, setting individual benchmarks, and reflecting on your own progress can lead to a more fulfilling and meaningful life. What I discuss: - The Importance of Self-Comparison: Why measuring your life against your past self is more beneficial than comparing it to others. - Practical Strategies: How to effectively set personal goals and track your progress to ensure continuous growth. - Psychological Insights: Understanding the negative impacts of social comparison and how to shift your mindset towards self-improvement. - Listener Questions Answered: We respond to your insightful comments and questions, providing a deeper understanding of the topic. Join us for an enriching discussion that promises to inspire and guide you on your journey to measuring your life in the most meaningful way.

In our thought-provoking episode, "How will you measure your life?", we delve into the meaningful question of how one should truly measure their life. Shifting away from the common trap of comparing our achievements with others, we explore the more introspective approach of measuring our progress against our past selves. This episode illuminates the pitfalls of external comparison and celebrates the personal growth and fulfillment found through self-reflection and setting personal benchmarks. Join us and do write back to us if you felt the episode was worth it, if you felt there were nuances that were missing, please do share your honest feedback/suggestions and we shall try to improve our content in the upcoming episodes.

Welcome to a special episode that promises to elevate your understanding of the mind's incredible power, both in the wilderness and the world of business. Today, we have the privilege of unlocking transformational secrets with none other than Arjun Majumdar, the visionary founder of Indiahikes, a pioneer in shaping the trekking landscape in India. Arjun's story isn't just about conquering physical mountains; it's also about the mental resilience and the entrepreneurial spirit required to chart unexplored paths. Through our conversation, we'll uncover the secrets behind building mental strength, the transformative impact of trekking on personal growth, and how these experiences shape business success. Hum jaanenge ki kaise Arjun ne apne sapno ko Indiahikes ke roop mein saakar kiya aur kaise trekking humein zindagi aur business dono mein aage badhne ke liye majboot banati hai. So, whether you're a trekking enthusiast, an aspiring entrepreneur, or someone looking to tap into your inner strength, this episode is your gateway to inspiration. Join us as we explore these paths with Arjun Majumdar, and get ready to unlock the power of your mind. Let's start this journey together.

- Pays our bills

- Gives a lifestyle and a chance to improve it

- Can afford small/big luxuries

A job is what allows for all of this and more which is why our jobs are so important for us. And for the same reason we dread of losing it, more so when it is not by choice, a layoff.

For the past couple of quarters, the macroeconomic conditions worldwide haven't been so great and we have heard multiple companies laying off people in big numbers, you might have had a few friends or maybe yourself being on the receiving end. It hurts and it is difficult to hear about it. Though we in India have been largely guarded by the layoff winds but not completely. The most important thing to know at such times is that it is 'NOT ABOUT YOU' and that it is in no way a result of your capabilities or the lack of it.

We explore why these big layoff sprees happen and how can you look ahead in life if you have been laid off. Check out the discussion with Arjun Prakash, Founder, PIVOT.

Join us in this exciting episode of SoS|Secrets of Storytellers, as we sit down with a Shark Tank India Season 2 contestant who received funding of 90 lakhs for 7.5% from Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta.

Founder, Abid Rashid shares their journey of building a supply chain startup from Kashmir, including the challenges they faced, their experience on Shark Tank, and their plans for the future. Don't miss out on this inspiring story of entrepreneurship and innovation!

I have always tried to meet and learn from the guests whom I host on my podcast SoS. But I was more than humbled when I had the pleasure of meeting Anand Deshpande, Persistent Systems. I had many questions which were on my mind since long, both about life and career. He was kind to hear some of my ideas and share his valuable inputs. Some of the lessons and wisdom were more than I could have hoped for.

He shares some of it in this interview discussion where we talk everything from how he started his journey to what he does after joining the billionaires club, how the startup and entrepreneur culture in India is maturing and where we are headed as a country.

JhaJi Pickle ne Season 1 mein entry kari thi as Bhabhi-Nanad duo and apne comment 'humari average order cost hai' se sabka dil jeet liya ta lekin somehow unko funding nahin mili ti.

Lekin kamaal hua Season 2 mein, jab Vineeta Singh aur Namita Thapar ne maari surprise entry aur maafi maangi ki pehle seasoon mein funding na dene ke liye Sorry, and then funding di.

We wanted to know ki kaisa raha unka pura experience, unki journey with JhaJi Store and shuruwaat kaise hui.

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Everyone has ideas to make it big, but what really matters is how best you implement them. Gunjan Taneja, co-founder, UClean tells us about the journey she and her husband (Arunabh Sinha) charted to make laundry business a success in India.