Wish I Knew That Before! with Amit Pandey

In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Simone Pols, a polyglot who can communicate fluently in 8 different languages and is always learning new ones. He shares his craziest language learning experience of learning Portuguese in a weekend and having a conversation later. As an Italian citizen who has lived in Germany, he understands the power of languages in integrating into new cultures, connecting with locals, and gaining new perspectives. Simone believes in Nelson Mandela's quote that speaking in someone's language goes straight to their heart, which is why he's building a lifestyle around his online language coaching program and freelance Project Management work. Join me in this fascinating conversation as we explore the tips and tricks to mastering a new language as an adult.Follow Simone's Work On:Website: https://simonepols.com/home-en/YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@SimonePolsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonepols/*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:Important Resources Mentioned:Krashen's Theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiTsduRreug&ab_channel=MarkRoundsSRS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8uhdZ9897I&ab_channel=TheLanguageScientistNOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiSpecial Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.And The Biggest Thanks to Bradley Kennedy: @bradleystevenk for connecting me with Ultraspeaking.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro4:21 - languages open many doors7:49 - Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation13:40 - Common Mistakes by Adults20:49 - Embarrassing Story26:37 - Learning through Apps30:21 - Contextual Learning33:51 - What is fluency?36:21 - Holistic Learning Method45:02 - Surpass the Struggle48:06 - Quick Efficient Tips52:00 - Be Compassionate with yourself57:01 - Learning Makes a better place1:01 - Wish I Knew That Before 

Our Guest for today's show is the creative Power House. His desire to experiment has taken him places. In 2013 he started collaborating with Zach King the famous Digital Magician to do sound design for his videos. Eventually becoming the creative director at King Studio, writing creative videos which were viewed over 5 Billion Times, and wrote branded content for Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Google, Disney, and more. In this episode, we talk about how to quit your job practically, the idea of being a generalist in a specialized world, following curiosity, and much more. So please join me in welcoming The Creative Powerhouse, The Generalist in the Specialized World, Mark SommervilleFollow Mark's Work On:Website: https://slidesofsurprise.com/Website: https://marksommerville.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/slidesofsupriseInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/marksommerville/Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mark.sommerville*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiSpecial Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.And The Biggest Thanks to Bradley Kennedy: @bradleystevenk for connecting me with Ultraspeaking.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:

Our Guest for today's show is the creator of Pursuing Purpose Podcast & Mastermind,  a guy who has been on a journey to just help and empower others while discovering his truest self.Through his stories, videos, and projects, one common thread that you would notice is that he is never the Hero of his Stories, it is always the other people. It is always about how he can help others share their stories better through his skills in filming and storytelling. In the past 13 years, he has worked with hundreds of organizations in over 60 countries and with countless amounts students and young adults.   So please join me in welcoming the man who is on the mission to see what happens when you give it all away, the one with the biggest heart and an even bigger smile, mentor to many, a mentee of life, the storyteller, the filmmaker, the traveler with a purpose, BC Serna!Follow BC's Work On:Website: https://bcserna.com/Website: https://pursuingpurpose.life/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BCSernaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bc_serna/*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiSpecial Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.And The Biggest Thanks to Bradley Kennedy: @bradleystevenk for connecting me with Ultraspeaking.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro3:12 - Role of Traveling In Self-Growth6:00 - Making Others the Hero11:36 - Happiness and Being Grateful13:00 - Hero's Journey15:02 - Battles That Young Adults Face19:50 - Being a Relatable Mentor22:47 - Mentor For Free25:48 - Relationship vs Experiences27:49 - Purpose vs Passion33:47 - Walking in Faith38:30 - Pouring from an Empty Cup42:46 - Serving Others47:14 - Wish I Knew That Before

Kirby through his work has lifted pressure from the minds of so many creatives. Everything that needs to be said under the sun has been said, then what do we do, can we never be original? You can be by infusing your work with your personality, your zing, your unique take on it. Nobody can be you, they don't have the same life experiences as you, they haven't lived your life story, your life moments, they might have similar lifes but not the same. .Everything is a remix zooms in on the idea that nothing is original, we might think that this is me who created this but if someone would break it down, trace it back we might come across the underlying source of inspiration. The idea is don't stress on being original, feel free to copy, combine, and transform. Keep creating, be in motion, execute, get inspired. Follow your bliss, because in the zone of motion some day you will see your unique concoction of creation.Follow Kirby's Work On:Website: https://www.everythingisaremix.info/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirbyferguson/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/KirbyFerguson*************************************************************************My Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro3:54 - What does it means to be an artist?6:17 - Being Best vs Being Popular12:26 - 1000 True Fans15:14 - Dealing with Online Negativity19:40 - You are Not your Art22:40 - Going Niche vs No Niche31:40 - What is Everything is a Remix?39:40 - Don't Start From a Blank Canvas!43:08 - Don't Idolize Your Heros.48:13 - Wish I Knew That Before!

Gavin Masumiya aka The Flow Master has single-handedly impacted mine as well as so many people's lives through his Group FlowFam. Flowfam is equal to freedom for me and Gavin through his mastery of Flow using Voice and knowing the art of Facilitation invites the flowticipants into the non-judgemental space to speak their own truth, using the power of their voice and music..I remember being introduced to Gavin in the May of 2021 and since then life has not been the same. I  have cried, belly laughed, found my creative self, and experimented with expressing my truth rawthentically. .In this episode we discuss the Science behind flow, and how can someone access flow using their voice, music, and non-judgemental space. We also did a demo towards the end to bring the whole conversation together.Follow Gavin's Work On:Website: https://gavinmasumiya.com/homeTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gavinmasumiyaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gavinmasumiya/Instagram Flowfam: https://www.instagram.com/flowfamofficial/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/fabolousaznboi*************************************************************************My Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro4:37 - Story of Flowfam.8:15 - Evolution of Flowfam10:10 - 3 Pillars Of Flowfam14: 10 - What happens in FlowStates?18:20 - Being Voiceless Shaped Flowfam 25:30 - My Experience With FlowFam28:44 - Role of Voice To Find Flow31:36 - Release To Feel Ease39:04 - Principles of FlowFam Meetings43:53 - Is Flowfam for Introverts?48:09 - There is Nothing Wrong with Anger52:00 - Demo Flow Fam 1:09:51 - Connect with Gavin and Flowfam1:11:21 - Wish I Knew That Before!

I remember listening to Terri's Ted Talk Back In 2020 and it truly helped me ease the pressure from following this conventional idea of following your passion. Watching that video made me think how amazing it would be to chat with someone who actually is creating her own thought process, ditching the ideas conventional ideas and thinking for herself.  And it happened in this podcast..In this episode, we spoke on how to think for yourself, what questions to ask, which ideas to challenge, marrying when you really want to not out of fear, why it is okay to still be figuring out, and many more.At the end of the podcast, you will feel a little less. pressure and more in control of your own life. Plus Terri is absolutely hilarious and an amazing speaker to keep you hooked with her storytelling and insightful answers..Terri's book Unfollow Your Passion is not just about unfollowing your passion but creating a life that matters to you through quality questions.Follow Terri's Work On:Website: https://territrespicio.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/territrespicio/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ttrespicio/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJup2_lljUbhR7yZvnV9RGg*************************************************************************My Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro3:15 - Independent  Thinking9:14 - Still Figuring it Out15:14 -  Don't Marry Out Of Fear of Getting Old27:17 - Family & Peer Pressure To Get Married34:53 - Explore Full Spectrum of Life!38:45 - Happy Ever After It Doesn't Exist44:00 - Uncle Bob Gave Freedom47:56 - Hatch Your Ideas Like Octopus50:21 - End

In this Episode I shed light on one of the biggest questions that I am facing along with so many young adults, when are you getting married? It is tough to stand against something that so many people around you have accepted as a norm. What if you are not ready for it but also you are fearful about am I doing something wrong?  I spoke about where was I in the past year, why I didn't post new episodes and what lesson learned about consistency.*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Life Update3:45 - Why I didn't Post for the past year?7:35 - Consistency Is Very Important9:14 -  What's stopping you to get married?11:37 - My Fear & Insecurities Marriage18:53 - Story of Biswesh and him Standing Up For Himself!22:00 - Take that Big Decision

Our Guest for Today's Show is a Drummer, Speaker, and an Agent For Social Change. Her story is one of hardships, abuse, and violence but also of grit, resilience, and hope. She was born in India's oldest and Mumbai's largest red-light area, Kamathipura. Daughter of a sex worker, she had a rough childhood, bouncing between NGOs and schools. She was marginalized, bullied in school, and often mocked by saying "a sex worker's daughter will simply become a sex worker". Amidst all this, she found herself being sexually abused by her Step-Father, not once but several times.She grew up from being a timid, shy girl with low self-esteem into a confident and courageous young woman with Kranti's help. Kranti is an NGO that empowers girls from Mumbai's red-light areas. Please help me in welcoming a true Krantikaari, a girl who strongly believes that her background is not her weakness in fact her biggest strength, the brave, the bold, the courageous Sheetal Jain.Follow Kranti's & Sheetal's Work On:Sheetal's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheetal.krantikarie/Website: https://www.kranti-india.org/YouTube #Kranti: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-3z6ND-NCn0r56e69cox1gKranti's Twitter: https://twitter.com/KrantiMumbaiKranti's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearekranti/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kranti.india*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:Important Resources Mentioned:Child Sex Abuse Help_1: https://www.arpan.org.in/Child Sex Abuse Help_2: http://www.healthcollective.in/child-sexual-abuse-call-for-help/NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiSpecial Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Photos & Video Credits For Intro:1.https://www.rediff.com/getahead/report/achievers-sheetal-jain-from-mumbais-red-light-district-is-studying-drumming-in-the-usa/20140929.htm2. Kranti's Facebook/Instagram/Web Page

The guests for today's show are Michael and Tristan, the cofounders of Ultra Speaking. Ultra Speaking exists to help people feel more comfortable when communicating in all situations, whether it's taking the stage to speak to a large audience or just speaking to an Uber Driver, utmost freedom and comfortability is what they aim for. Follow Ultraspeaking's Work On:Website: https://ultraspeaking.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-3z6ND-NCn0r56e69cox1gUltraspeaking's Twitter: https://twitter.com/UltraspeakingMichael'sTwitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelGendlerTristan's Twitter: https://twitter.com/MontebelloFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ultraspeaking*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Show Notes:In this episode, we took a deep dive into understanding why do we have a debilitating fear of public speaking, how to speak with confidence, with less preparation, and no fear. We spoke about what should a beginner do when working on their speaking skills. One thing that I guarantee is that this is a masterclass on speaking with confidence in any situation, raw and honest conversation with amazing insights to UP your speaking game. Important Resources Mentioned:Toastmasters: www.toastmasters.orgHikaru Chess Champion: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCweCc7bSMX5J4jEH7HFImngNOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Special Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.And The Biggest Thanks to Bradley Kennedy: @bradleystevenk for connecting me with Ultraspeaking.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro3:16 - What is Public Speaking?

The guests for today's show are Jonathan & Saumya the CO-Founders of Barefoot Education, a grassroots organization focused on improving foundational learning for under-resourced communities. Nelson Mandela once said, "No country can really develop unless its citizens are educated". So please help me in welcoming the dynamic duo who are bringing that quote alive by contributing towards developing India by making sure that the future of tomorrow the kids have their wings to fly today.  The thought leaders the changemakers Jonathan Mendonca & Saumya Aggarwal. If you ever wanted to do good for society but felt incompetent or were uncertain about your future in that space, watching this podcast will give you the confidence and tools to move ahead.  In this episode, we spoke about what is social entrepreneurship? why did they choose to be a social entrepreneur? perks and harsh realities of being a social entrepreneur. Discussing with parents about this career choice, how should be the mindset of a social entrepreneur and so much more. Show Notes:Important Resources Mentioned:Barefoot Edu's Website: https://barefootedu.com/Donate to Barefoot at https://barefootedu.com/donate.phpYoung India Fellowship: https://www.ashoka.edu.in/YIF/Follow Barefoot's Work On:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barefootedu/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF7gPk6l_W666C5xbIjYzuQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/barefootedu*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiSpecial Thanks to Nandini Kishore for editing my Written Content for Intro.Grateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣

Our guest for today's show is the CEO of the One Love Foundation. One Love is on a mission to educate young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships, empowering them to identify and avoid abuse and learn how to love better.  Please help me in welcoming, the woman who believes in living a purposeful life, who is on a mission to create a better society, the Brave, the Bold, the Authentic Katie Hood.Healthy relationships make us and unhealthy ones can break us. In this episode, we took a deep dive into the world of healthy and unhealthy relationships, how to help a friend or family member get out of an abusive relationship, One thing that I guarantee is that you would come out with a better understanding of relationships and how to love better. Love is not just an instinct, it's a byproduct of nurture, independence, trust and so much more.Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:Important Resources Mentioned:One Love Website: https://www.joinonelove.org/One Love's Education Center: https://www.joinonelove.org/education-centerDomestic Violence Helpline: https://www.thehotline.org/Follow OneLove's Work On:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/JoinOneLoveInstagram: @join1loveTwitter: https://twitter.com/Join1LoveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoinOneLove*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣

Our guest for today's show is a 24 years old choreographer, dancer,  based in Pune. former co-founder of Garv Dance, a much loved and celebrated Bollywood dance group which started with a mission to teach authentic Bollywood dance in LA. A true believer in measuring his success by the impact he had, by the hearts that he touched. The ever so charming Rohit Jethwani aka Junior JethuIn this episode, we took a deep dive into Rohit's journey as a heavy dancer, body image, his thoughts on how to create epic art, why artists should collaborate, what helped him lead three organizations, how to communicate effectively and so much more. One thing I can guarantee is that at the end of the episode you will have a  renewed perspective on how to be more comfortable under your own skin and not give a damn about other's opinions.  Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:Important Resources Mentioned:AIESEC: For Youth Leadership Development: https://aiesec.org/How To Win Friends and Win Influence People: For Getting better at Communication and building relationshipFollow Rohits's Work On:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-ytz2I7nFiza2P58xrBXQInstagram: @juniorjethuFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rohittaarjay.jethwani*************************************************************************Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Quotes:Comparing Kills Art!You are your own USP.Go After Being Different, don't go after being the best,    when you after being the best you are kind of competing.   When you are different you need to compete with anyone, people will come to you for what you provide.  You don't need to know everything before you start, you just go do it, you will find your path. 20:50Leadership is Service, you are serving your team to grow,  to be happy.You don't have to be perfect as a leader, you are human too. Just say sorry for your mistakes, your team would relate to you more.If you think you have reached the top, and you think you can't grow more,  there is only one way is the way down- Rohit's Mom.People have more degrees and less sense.Timestamps:0:00 - Intro4.20 - Did Rohit's Weight ever bothered him?12:06 -  When someone thinks you can't dance!16:17 -  Comparing Kills Art! 20:44 - How to find your USP?25: 19- How did Rohit convince his Dad to pursue dancing as a career?28.50 - Get better at Art or  Focus on Growth when beginning?  31:54 - Be a little Realistic about your Passion! 40:50 -  What to do when big artists won't collaborate?44:12 - What is being a good leader means to Rohit?45:50 - Journey as Leader!49:44- Three Big Lessons as a Leader!57:37-  Lessons from How to Win Friends and Influence People.59:43 - Leaders don't say sorry enough!  1:01:00 - Rohit's Core Values1:03:51 - Lesson that Rohit Wish he knew Before!

Our guest for today's show is the 1992 World Champion of Public Speaking, author of four books on personal development and how to experience a meaningful life.At the age of four running backward one day, he fell on his head, resulting in him losing his eyesight. Growing up with 11 brothers and sisters, Dana would often hear them say, “You can't do that, you're blind.” However, he never let that stop him. A non-believer in giving excuses, he went on to become the first blind student to ever graduate from Yale pursuing B.A in Math and Law Degree from USC. In this episode, we took a deep dive into Dana's journey as a blind man in the sighted world, his thoughts on how to define yourself to live a meaningful life, how to stop comparing, finding purpose, and so much more. One thing I can guarantee is that at the end of the episode you will have a  renewed perspective about how to live a meaningful life.Follow Dana's Work:Dana's WebsiteDana's Profile on FacebookSocial Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!: InstagramAmit Pandey: InstagramNOTE: Wish I   Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Useful Links:My Digital Mentors:Tom Bilyeu: Impact TheorySadhguru: Isha FoundationVishen Lakhiani: MindvalleyImportant Resources:Toastmasters: Public Speaking & Leadership

Growing up, my deep-rooted insecurities in myself left me comparing with my peer's time and again, which resulted in many negative beliefs and values forming within me. Today, as a 26 years old Research Engineer, I still find myself stumbling around from time to time in this journey of life. But I learned how to regain my lost confidence and voice through my conscious transformative journey, which I have been on for the past four years. In this episode, I share how I dealt with my seething insecurities and my journey into overcoming it, so join me on this podcast to know more! Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to rate, and review it! Thank you.  Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!: InstagramAmit Pandey: InstagramUseful Links:My Digital Mentors:Tom Bilyeu: Impact TheorySadhguru: Isha FoundationVishen Lakhiani: MindvalleyImportant Resources:Toastmasters: Public Speaking & Leadership