The Values Workshop

What started as a conversation on #peerpressure evolves with every answer into a deeper kind of conversation without any effort on my part. Rhea Anand is a perceptive youngster, and handles the pressures of my question like a pro. She answers unabashedly, pausing at times to gather her thoughts and continuing free-flowing into her answers which are clear and bright. We have a calm, quiet guest in her, who is willing to think aloud on questions which would make the most seasoned among us pause. A #teenager with a view which matters. Dive right in and enjoy the conversation. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

The chat goes into what is clearly uncharted territory for me - Optimism. Talking to the #youth is a wonderful opportunity to discover what keeps the world moving. Ayush Jain is a calm, cool customer when it comes to difficult questions. His answers are quietly contemplative and he uses words without cleverness and guile to really help us understand his perspective as clearly as he can. It is a joy to hear things of tomorrow for those who are going to live in it. Have a look and let me know how you like it. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

An interesting and unexpected chat...at times meandering, but nothing seems to affect the depth of the topic or the questions or the answers at any point. Roshan Shetty is a man who has lived the corporate life among the many other lives of trying, failing, succeeding, helping others and feeling helpless himself. Seems like a rich experience? It is. He is generously vulnerable and allows both, his reading and his experience to come up when required to answer my provocative queries instinctively. From morality to anxiety, we have covered a fair ground about quite a few vital subjects. Do check out this fascinating conversation. For the video, please check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Khanjan is a sorted lady. She is clear, confident, measured and easy with her answers to questions on what #technology is doing to communication and at the pace it is available in our lives. She is not negative but agrees some checks and balances are required, a change of perspective is needed to optimize the usage and reduce the burden on self-imagery #socialmedia has put on us. Some laughs, some uh-oh reactions, and some insights arise in the fun kind of conversation. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

It is a simple kind of conversation, not very deep, but very moving though. Urmish Suchday guides us into his mind full of love and admiration for the mountains with short, sweet answers. But this is till I provoke him to share some stories...then he takes on a completely different avatar, taking us through little details of his treks, the challenges, his learnings, his love of #uttarakhand and the Dos and Don'ts of #mountaintravel. It is a different kind of chat for me too, and I enjoyed it. The only regret I have is, I finished my #tea before the chat. A cuppa #chai with this kind of conversation would have been just perfect. You can do that. Let me know how it you enjoy it :) For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A dramatic title could have been a risk, and it was, but Pragya jumped right in and made it a delight of a conversation. We have had such insightful things spoken about in this chat, that you will be amazed at both, the wisdom of vulnerability being shared, and the guest's perspective of her difficult journey. It is truly a blessing of a conversation and I am glad to have discussed #selfies #selfishness and a lot about inner work with this amazing gem of a guest. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

#Dhamma is timeless. In this episode, I am grateful to speak to Herman Schreuder, a teacher of #samathameditation which involves chanting of #Buddho and reflecting on the qualities of the Buddha. A happy and pleasant conversation, ideal for whoever is interested in delving deeper into #meditation. You will find Herman's answers are precise and clear, an indication of his practice and compassion. Do have a look...you will find his simplicity both engaging and endearing. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A provocative topic, if ever there was one. Like always, my chat with Hemant Gupta takes a different route from what I presume. He speaks about holding opposing views and being able to study their worth by going deeper than taking superficial sides. We are also lucky to bring in 'individual agency' and possibilities in a topic which seems to be 'global' - leading to an interesting exchange of thoughts. Personal meets international in examples, and the take-home message remains universal. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

P. Pu. Pankajbhai is a man on a noble mission. His single-minded effort lies in spreading his understanding and technique of finding happiness within, armed with the lessons of many great masters. He has been a scientist and his search for finding the meaning of life has led to the answers he kindly shares with many. He intends to reach all the people regardless of age, sex, social strata and help them lead a happier and meaningful existence. Dig deeper into his methods and guidance by logging on to his website here:www.paramsukhonlinegurukul.comThis talk in Hindi is almost like a discourse and will help you understand his teachings - I have simply asked a couple of relevant questions and he has been evocative in sharing detailed answers. May all benefit from our intent to serve.For the video, please check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

My OG guest and co-podcaster Sujatha joins me once more and this time we get into a conversation about #teenagers. It is a tricky chat, but we seem to align on many things including respect, giving space and understanding the various issues that come with being young. The importance of passing the baton in terms of our values and ethics is also delved into. A short conversation, but it covers decent ground. Have a look. Many interesting stories in here :) For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is clearly one of the most fascinating and different chats I have had, since the topic is something I had almost no knowledge of, at all. Luckily, Moiz is a passionate and a learned #dogtrainer. He educates us, takes difficult questions, shares stories of personal and professional interaction, talks about dog behaviour and personalities and a lot more. What an insightful and engaging chat into the world of a #doglover and #dogtraining this is. Do have a look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

There is no other view we have, of the world, than our own perspective. This time around, Manoj Khatri and I get into a deeper understanding of what this 'Me' represents. To our own selves and from the viewpoint of others. An interesting series of questions ensues and the answers are also a fascinating pause into checking the causes of our 'self-ownership'. Do check out this wonderful chat into a rare but important topic. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

#90hourweek #70hourweek is the topic of the moment - and many #corporateleaders have weighed in their side of the argument. Luckily, when Hemant and I come to speak about it, we refrain from taking easy positions or judgements. There is context, there is a combined outlook of what we are all doing, irrespective of where we stand on the socio-economic ladder. It leads to a wonderful kind of open conversation and spaces, I, for sure, didn't know existed in this debate within me. What a chat this has turned out to be. do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

What a fantastic generation it is...We talk the one factor which keeps the world going round in today's times and perhaps, has always had a strong say in society. Money is a complex discussion and it helps to have guests like Sanjeet and Jahnavi who are not shy of naming things, sharing stories and are willing to listen my idealistic and perhaps 'unrealistic' expectations from them and humankind in general :) All in all, a very enjoyable and freewheeling chat on all things money and some detours on human values every now and then. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is in many ways a surprising and unusual podcast. Not the least because it features a celebrity we know from ‪@channelvindia1‬ once upon a time. ‪@rubybhatia123‬ has been one of the iconic names as a #veejay during her time at Channel V and also as an actress in a few well-known shows and movies. Her conversation and new avatar is shocking and charming in equal measure. Her take on life is sure to astonish you - but what will perhaps not, that she still has the vivacious vibe, we know her for. I do not ask easy questions, but she answers them all breezily without hesitating. She has taken to her new chosen role of helping people seriously and can be contacted on 9892312531. For all of us on the path, here is one more aspect of life to look at. Beyond the glamour, beyond success, and authentically, beyond the mask. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Getting to interview a monk is turning out to be one of the most profound blessings of life for me personally. The clarity with which Bhante Mahapanyo explains meditation and the various factors affecting the mind, how one needs to factor in the understanding of Buddha's prescribed path and also use reflection to connect it to one's own practice. A conversation of much help to seekers in all kinds of traditions, but especially the #buddhist practitioners. Do not miss it. May all share the merits of this attempt. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Our conversation is a warm and deep connect over a topic of much relevance - Loneliness. It touches our lives due to various reasons and its impact is far-reaching for sure...the beauty of this particular conversation is not only the many facets of this challenge we cover, but also a little detour with a temporary guest friend, who enters the chat, and lends her two bits. It is such a joy to be discussing such important subjects with the youth and finding them grow up to the solutions. A wise young woman we have here - and I definitely look forward to speaking to her and her friends going forward. Check out this fantastic in-depth conversation. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Karmendra Kohli, Co-founder and CEO of Secureyes, spoke to me about many things leadership, handling my comfortable and uncomfortable questions with equal ease and clarity. What worked for me, were his twin traits, of quick answers at times and the ability to pause before he shared his view on my query. While the examples are personal, they are not limited to his organisation, and it was interesting to look into what I refer to as his 'human side'. A fascinating chat, different from what I usually am able to present every week. Have a look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A happy chat, this. What do you get when you have four versions of an incomplete, yet fulfilling journey of self exploration? Depends on how you perceive it in the moment. Roopa, Mustafa, Manoj and I agree, disagree and then come together again in understanding that words can be poor carriers of truth, and our views, though different at times, have much in common when it comes to studying our own selves and our place in this vast world. A free-flowing conversation, this will have you nodding affirmatively at the joy of it all, even as you too become a silent contributor to it while watching us build upon each other's insights. Have a fun weekend and do respond (or react :) to what you think. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is a fascinating mix of a conversation with Nishant Choudhary. We talk about ambition and 'seeking and many things which affect the two aspects. There is so much meat in here, that you might want to watch it twice. The questions surprised me as much as they piqued him and it helped that he was kind and patient with understanding the deeper undertones of the queries. Check it out. You are sure to enjoy this chat. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Who escapes troubles, uneasiness or suffering? Who or what can save us? Aren't we all looking for peace, calmness and a stable kind of happiness from our childhood itself? Solace is a universal need and in this episode we cover different aspects of the need, the various ways we try to obtain it and lastly, the actual understanding of what it means. In our limited wisdom, we have covered what seems essential. Have a look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Our guest is an avid and curious student of Artificial Intelligence and the various ways it is probably going to impact us and the next generation. I get to ask him all kinds of questions on the subject, ranging from the immediate fears we have about AI taking over our jobs to the dangers it brings up in a volatile world. It is a wonderfully educative and well-reasoned chat, with lot of little things which, when better understood, become less fearful. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

I have the good fortune to talk to a travel enthusiast with a difference. He literally takes the path less travelled. He chooses conflict zones, tribal areas, wildlife and conservation related spaces, war zones and has met an unbelievably large variety of humans - some of them on the other side of the law as well. His prejudices, he says, have gradually reduced, and he finds his exploration fascinating as long as it is as unplanned as it can get. What a wonderful find he is. Check out his youtube channel mentioned in the title and his pieces on Medium. He is definitely a guy to follow. Besides like, sharing and subscribing to my channel of course :) Do the needful. It is your kindness that makes the unknown world seem familiar :) For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A new experiment in Random Contemplation unfolds in this episode. Starting with this, the three of us, Roopa, Manoj and I - discuss our views on the same questions and realise the converging points which seem common to all of us who seek meaning beyond the obvious. It works for me, in terms of offering novel content, and also helps open up layers of meaning and understanding which will hopefully become better as the series progresses and other people joining in. Do let me know how it works for you. Have a look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

I chanced upon a rare opportunity to understand #homeopathy through one of the better practitioners I personally know. Dr Rajesh Shah, a consulting #homeopathicdoctor guides me through the thinking, the depth of understanding, the approach, the holistic view-point and the compassion which he tries to encompass through his #treatment. I loved the patience with which he handles my random yet pointed questions including those on #astrology #god and #destiny. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

The only guarantee we have from the time we are conceived is our ultimate end, dissolution, non-being of this mind and body in this form - and yet, as we go into this talk, Roopa and me discover, Death is an idea which one can and perhaps should get used to. It is relieving, it is freedom, and it is perhaps a practical way to ready ourselves as much as possible to the inevitable. It is a genuine exploration into a difficult topic...you will definitely relate to many parts. May this be the start of a conversation...a much needed conversation. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thvaluesworkshop

We start with a deeper understanding of what stress means, and move on to many paths which can help decipher causes and probable ways to pause or stop the effects. A meaningful chat which throws light on Hemant Gupta's and my personal experiences and learning from them (and at times, perhaps avoiding to learn :). We admit our fallacies in this episode openly helping grow each other in understanding the processes which can lead us out of our seemingly strong habit patterns. Do have a look. There is a lot to gain in here. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

We start a conversation tentatively exploring the impact of social media on our lives. #facebook #instagram #linkedin are of course a regular feature in our daily existence and suddenly, the conversation goes #existential of sorts. We discuss the varied levels of #reality in the way we live - virtual, real and, although I dread the word, #spiritual. In the end, I find random discussions are just what the Doctor ordered to learn more about our authentic views of our own selves and the world we interact with. Do check it out. I promise you will go back with much food for thought (or thoughtlessness in this case) :) For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Yes #womenssafety is topical but hasn't it been so for over so many years? With the recent heartbreaking incident, and the number of protestors, what seems to come out is the number of incidents which haven't been reported and continue to haunt so many women, men and all kinds of humans. I get to talk to Varsha Agnihotri Vadhyar, who covers much ground from personal responsibility for each one of us to systemic changes which need to be looked into, as of yesterday. The conversation is indicative of our fluctuating moods, difficult as it is, to understand how to comprehend such levels of inhumanity. The peaceful part of the talk, although it is just words, is a beginning to look at how we make a love language of small systematic acts of goodness. The problem is huge, overwhelming and is not going away in a hurry. But may our combined efforts, prayers and little acts begin to spread small ripples of kindness and empathy. It might be a cathartic kind of conversation, if you choose to listen in. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Ajahn Jayasāro is a British and Thai Buddhist monk in the Forest Tradition of Ajahn Chah. He travels around the world speaking to monastics and lay audiences on how to live a happy life, covering topics which are fundamental to Buddhists in their understanding of Buddha's teachings and how to apply them in a fast-changing world. In this episode, he takes us through an overview of Buddhism as practised in Thailand, and also helps us view our craving for objects, the questions he asked himself as a teenager, which led him to becoming a monk among other things. The Ajahn also clarifies the value of asking the right questions to arrive at wise answers, the importance of being kind, the impact of social media and ways in which we can safeguard ourselves from being overwhelmed by it. We also learn from him the right way to study our meditation experiences, hear him share some episodes from his earlier life, get him to answer a 'frivolous' question. He ends with an inspiring take of a snippet from Buddha's story. What an amazingly inspiring conversation this is. Don't miss it. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

There are thoughts, words and then there is experience. Rarely does one find words which are evocative enough to create an experience. This episode is one of sorts - a slow thinking movement into what transpires when we work with our own selves. The pace of this episode quietly and subtly gets into a mode, which hit me almost imperceptibly. Enjoy this experience of a deep and meaningful conversation with Hemant Gupta. Do check it out. For the video, check out www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A quick chat on some nuances how we perceive gratitude, and the factors which impact it. Although of a short duration, it has quite a few interesting points, small stories, interesting anecdotes one can actually enjoy. We might do a longer episode on this subject some time soon. Do enjoy this sweet little chat. Looking forward to your reactions. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This one is as random a conversation can get - and yet there are many beautiful things which come up - not counting the fields and greenery one sees in this chat. One often has fixed ideas of what success has come to mean - and perhaps, there is a need to review our perspective - to be able to gauge what it is that makes us truly feel 'quenched' or satisfied. Do hear us talking on various aspects of this much in-focus phenomenon. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Talking to other seekers in generally a high especially because many common themes are re-discovered. But what if we enter a territory explored not often enough - the vulnerable areas of 'not knowing', the 'being unsure', the 'losing it' when you just thought you had 'cracked the universal code'. It appealed to my friend and co-seeker Manoj Khatri, and we embarked on this conversation about matters within, unsure of what would come up. The discoveries were absolute gems - nuances of how we get it and lose it, we know and still don't, we are wise and foolish in the same breath almost - and the agitation/meditation/contemplation seems to weave a web of its own on our minds on this journey within. Be ready for many uncomfortable yet relatable truths. No one said seeking was going to be easy :) Do check out this fascinating inward look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

The topic is unusual, yes, but wait till you go through the take our young guest has on it, and you are sure to be surprised. Not always pleasantly. Why do I say this? Because we have an unusually clear and forthright girl here, who does not mince her words, has a clear point of view, is not afraid to state it as such, and actually is ready to bear the consequences of her thinking different. Honestly though, we digress from the topic a few times, but her answers like her demeanour are calm and sorted. So I am sure you will love the chat, as much as I did. Do have a look at this different kind of conversation. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

The beauty of speaking to the young is that their clarity, their level-headedness, their 'can do' outlook starts to rub off on you. This particular episode with Chahat Hinduja, a brilliant #NID student, helps us look at the advantages of going beyond one's comfort zone. True to her age and attitude, she shows us an insider's view to her journey without romanticizing her struggle. One of the happier parts for me was her understanding of the subtler aspects of the questions, and her incisive reasoning of her point of view. She is broad-minded, and has almost a leadership quality to her. A wonderful future definitely awaits her. Do look at this practical yet contemplative chat. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A no-nonsense straightforward kind of chat with a student about to begin his work life. Interested, curious, and clear about his intentions, he answers honestly about things with a practical point of view. Happiness, even in normal times, is difficult to describe - but thanks to his answers we are able to slice up the topic in many ways other than the traditional outlook of a topic like this. A short entertaining happy kind of chat, this. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Tender, innocent, honest, explorative, curious, uncertain but clear - this episode is all of this and more. And not by chance. The guest, Ireen Thomas, decides to go with the flow and responds to almost each and every word in my questions and we discover a beautiful mind who is willing to understand things and adopt new perspectives if they seem beneficial. I really loved the humanity she exhibited in all her answers - there are no stock answers even if some of the questions might be typical at times. What a wonderful guest! What an amazing conversation. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

There is a joy in meeting fertile minds especially when they are about to begin their working lives and or are in the last few years of their formal academic education. Sanjeet, our guest, brings much happiness to this conversation by displaying a healthy sense of confidence, wisdom, curiosity and willingness to learn in equal measure. His ability to understand nuances and build upon them in this chat, gave me a lot of pleasure while conversing with him. Enjoy this chat. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Our young guest is sorted and experienced in many varied ways in what is perhaps, the most important relation in the world: Friendship. He talks about being in a #boysschool, being hesitant with girls, then developing meaningful friendships with all kinds of people, the struggles which happen in every evolving relationship, besides also his understanding of transactional friendships, old and new friends. Quite a journey of a chat in a short forty-odd minutes. Check it out. For the video, please check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

It is important to grow into being who you are. But how does one know? There are so many flaws and doubts and fears and insecurities - and well, you get the drift. Our guest, Jaanvi Haria, revels in this self-exploration-of-a-chat from the beginning of the conversation, and finds things about her mind, her creative process and comes home to some wisdom. What a beautiful person to speak to, what a honest seeking this is, and all on a podcast, which tells us so much about our own humanity as much it tells us about her. Do listen in. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/tevaluesworkshop

There are many aspects which make any life rich. Rarely do we see the kaleidoscope for what it is, fascinated as we are by compartments. In this free-flowing chat, however, I and Sushma, a friend, talk about work, social service, seeking time for oneself, parenting, connecting with people, experiences and a whole lot more. It is a genuinely light, but deep conversation and reminded me of many emotions within me, felt during different stages of my life. A happy and meaningful chat, this. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A rare chance to speak with a person who has dedicated his life to the seeking even though he is not a monk. Getting off the beaten track, he has pursued his journey in meditation and seeking the truth for himself, for many years now. I choose to interact with him, and understand his reference points on 'what is meditation? Is it necessary? How does one deal with worldly success or the lack of it?' and many such questions useful to us in daily life. We had a quick but substantially clear take on quite a few valid topics. Do check this amazing take on meditation and its practical uses. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

In a world which is being enamoured and fascinated by Artificial Intelligence, we take this chance to delve deeper into what is intelligence. This journey into understanding creates its own path - starting from what is a metaphysical and a 'heavy' discussion, it meanders into unknown paths throwing light on many interesting 'read', 'heard', 'experienced' versions and still growing out of all this and shining on a new 'truth' as we are both, equally stumped by the revelation and what it means to us. Hemant Gupta continues to be one of my favourite chat-mates on the podcast for a reason. Have a look at one more reminder why :) For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

It is rare to come across someone who is so clear about her goals, and yet admits nonchalantly that she got it wrong some times. Without batting an eyelid, our guest, Khyati Bhatt, CEO of a one-of-its-kind company,  @SimplyBodyTalk, talks to us about being an expert in a different career choice, even while taking us through her journey of ups and downs till she found her passion. She is also kind enough to reveal her personal fears and her adherence to ethics in her line of work. It is a quick, clear, precise world-view she brings to the chat. I had a lot of fun conversing with this expert on non verbal communication. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

We talk about job responsibilities, being good at one's profession but not making it the most important part of our job. Our guest wisely covers a lot of ground by speaking about daily happenings, his ability to be balanced in all conditions, working diligently to understand his mind state - basically using the activities which are part of everyday to be in accordance with what one wishes to be. In his case, contentment is really a great example - and he narrates how he uses it to balance his need and greed. A worthy episode, this. To keep yourself posted on our latest updates, subscribe and press the bell icon. To follow us on Facebook, press like and subscribe to www.facebook.com/thevaluesworkshop To follow us on Instagram - @thevaluesworkshop

'What is Love?' is perhaps the most difficult question to answer. Here I speak to Hemant Gupta who sportingly dives with me into the unknown, and explores the vastness of this tremendously important emotion. We dissect it with love, allowing duality, oneness, practicality, exposure to this word in professional life and many other ways. A Valentine Day conversation which goes much beyond the traditional understanding of Love, for sure. Like it or hate it, you won't be able to ignore the facets of love being covered here. Come, celebrate this chat. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

It is not always that we have more silence than words spoken by a guest. But this one couldn't have been more perfect. It is an ideal kind of conversation when the subject discusses emotions with a stable mind, yet expressing herself reluctantly. I am sure this will give a lot of strength to many who are shy, unsure, doubtful, fearful or simply hesitant to express themselves. I surely hope you show a lot of love and support to this genuinely vulnerable kind of chat. Have a look. For the video, check ww.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

What an unimaginable chat this is. The guest's varied experiences with failure and success, competition and self-love, study and determination, allow us to look at her journey with fascination. It is not everyday we have a topper who says, it is not important to be on top. Once we begin to delve beneath the surface of her experiences, we find out the gravity of her learning and that the view-point she has formed of the process and her goal, is hard-won. An amazing conversation, perfect for the new generation, as it covers many relevant topics, good for the parents to know how and what are the concerns for this generation, as well as teachers to understand the complexity which makes individuals, and hence, perhaps not bracket them into easy classifications of good and bad. Do have a look. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

A detailed chat with Dr Rajvi Mehta, one of the nation's more experienced embryologists, on professional issues like the heavy workload and the uncertainty of outcomes which create a lot of pressure and stress. The expectations of clinical specialists, the couple involved, the monotony and the loneliness of the job, not to mention the importance of the job itself and the strict adherence required to timing demands the highest levels of skill - is some of the subject matter discussed in this conversation. This is an enlightening look into what goes on in this relatively new field from the eyes of an experienced observer and participant. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

Rarely do you come across a human being whose life experience isn't rich. But this particular guest continues to evolve, speak his mind and check his own beliefs against life's daily interactions and in the process, gets to enrich most of his moments fully. We talk learning, knowledge, the fallacy of thinking 'we know it all', growing from failure, changing course as we understand the path better, and so much more in this brief chat. Hasmukh Sapnawala is an excellent conversationalist and speaks his heart with almost no filters at all. What a joy this chat is! Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop