Podcasts about Deepak

Andrea Miller, Center for Common Ground, joins Deepak Puri, CEO of The Democracy Labs, to discuss the history and modern tactics of voter suppression and gerrymandering targeting southern Black voters in what has historically been called the Southern Black Belt. One strategy is to pack all Black voters into one district, and another is to crack the community into smaller pieces to diminish their influence. Andrea suggests that the Republican tactic of cracking Black districts could backfire by creating multiple competitive districts in 2026.  Deepak and Andrea talk about: Current strength of southern Black voters Voter suppression tactics that disproportionately impact rural Black residents How gerrymandering has the potential to spread angry, motivated Black voters across several districts, making all of them competitive for Democrats Why State-level elections are the critical battleground for fighting gerrymandering #CTR4CMNGround #TheDemLabs  #CenterForCommonGround #VoterSuppression #Gerrymandering #BlackBeltPower #StateLegislatures #DownBallot #GOTV #Redistricting #DemocracyStrategy #StatePower #SouthernStrategy #VotingRights #ElectoralStrategy #ProtectTheVote #TurnoutMatters #Election2026 CenterforCommonGround.org TheDemLabs.org

In this episode, Angelo Sinopoli, MD, Executive Vice President, Value Based Care, Cone Health, and Deepak Sadagopan, MHCDS, Business Lead, Value Based Platform, Risant Health, discuss how evidence based tools, operational transformation, and care coordination are advancing value based care and improving patient outcomes across the healthcare continuum.

Most investors obsess over finding the best mutual fund to invest in. But what if avoiding the worst fund matters far more than picking the absolute best? In this episode, host Shrey Chandra sits down with Deepak Shenoy (Founder & CEO, Capitalmind Mutual Fund) and Anoop Vijaykumar (Head of Equity & Fund Manager, Capitalmind Mutual Fund) to tackle one of the most searched questions in personal finance: how to pick mutual funds that actually deliver long-term returns — without constantly second-guessing your choices. Using 10 years of FlexiCap fund data across 18 funds, they reveal why even top-performing funds underperform 30–50% of the time — and why that's completely normal. They also run a "reactive investor" experiment that shows exactly how timing the market destroys returns, and what a disciplined mutual fund portfolio strategy looks like instead. What you'll learn: • The core vs. satellite portfolio framework and how to allocate across funds smartly • Why mutual fund underperformance doesn't always mean you should exit — and when it does • How fund size and AUM can quietly cap your returns — and the red flags to watch • Corporate governance issues and fund manager changes as early warning signs • The hidden tax impact of switching mutual funds that most investors never calculate • When multi-asset mutual funds make sense as a simplified core holding • How many mutual funds you should hold — and why more isn't always better • 3 questions to ask before picking any fund — covering philosophy, size, and hygiene checks Chapters: 0:00 – Intro 1:50 – Introduction to the topic: What's the best mutual fund? 2:22 – Anoop begins: How to think about picking a mutual fund 3:26 – Analysis of FlexiCap funds over 10 years (18 funds compared) 5:15 – Avoiding the worst funds vs. picking the best 5:35 – Rolling underperformance data - what it reveals 7:07 – Even good funds underperform 1/3 to 1/2 of the time 8:09 – Should you sell an underperforming fund? 8:28 – The "reactive investor" experiment - timing the market backfires 9:51 – What to do before and after investing in a fund 12:07 – Argument for style diversification across funds 13:50 – Two types of successful investors 15:39 – Do multi-asset funds simplify everything? 17:45 – Deepak joins: How many mutual funds should you hold? 20:00 – Core vs. satellite portfolio framework 24:44 – Multi-asset funds as a core holding 28:45 – Can you predict the worst funds? (Size, AUM issues) 31:35 – Corporate governance & fund manager changes as red flags 33:59 – Tax impact of switching funds - often overlooked 39:41 – Three questions to pick the right fund for you 49:46 – Expense ratios: are they really that important? 55:13 – Final framework: philosophy, size, hygiene checks 59:48 – Closing thoughts If you've ever wondered why your mutual fund is underperforming or made the common mutual fund mistakes of chasing last year's top fund or switching too frequently — this conversation will reframe how you think about investing entirely. Whether you're a first-time investor or managing a mature portfolio, this is the clearest framework we've put out on mutual fund selection in India.

Dr. Mohamad Alkhouli and Dr. Deepak Bhatt discuss leadership development in interventional cardiology and the value of pursuing an executive MBA mid‑career. Dr. Bhatt shares insights on how business training—from finance to leadership and strategy—can help physicians navigate increasingly complex healthcare systems and become more effective stewards of patient care and resources.

Lauren Windsor, investigative journalist, partner in Democracy Partners, and the Executive Director of American Family Voices, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss state treasurers, particularly GOP members of the State Financial Officers Foundation, who wield significant power to influence state policies on climate change, diversity, LGBTQ+ rights, and access to women's healthcare. State budgets are often intentionally complex to discourage public scrutiny and can involve hundreds of millions or billions of dollars in spending on politically motivated projects. The job of the investigative reporter is to shine a light on the coordination of efforts across states and reveal conflicts of interest and misuse of authority. A recent story by Lauren is about apparent pay-to-play in Alaska, suggesting former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum helped Governor Mike Dunleavy advance LNG pipeline and hyperscale data center initiatives using taxpayer rainy-day funds. Deepak and Lauren talk about Exposing bad actors in the right-wing networks fighting against climate and diversity initiatives Efforts of state financial officers run by conservative governors to coordinate on policy and model bills Conflict of interest in Alaska of former Revenue Commissioner Adam Crum Why voters need to pay attention to who is running for state treasurer #LAWindsor #TheDemLabs #StateTreasurers #VoterSuppression #VoterEngagement #ProgressiveActivism #CivicEngagement #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction #Election2026 #AlaskaPolitics #AdamCrum #Alaska #PublicFinance #ESG #AntiESG #ClimateRisk #GoodGovernance #Corruption #SFOF #LeonardLeo #LNG #Arctic #Democracy #Accountability AmericanFamilyVoices.org TheDemocracyLabs.org

Today, we're getting into where AI actually fits in the finance stack and why most teams are getting it wrong.I'm joined by Deepak Bapat, CTO and co-founder of Tabs, an AI-native platform automating contract-to-cash end-to-end.We cover:The difference between AI-native vs AI-layered productsWhy finance has near-zero tolerance for AI errorsThe technical challenge of automating contract-to-cash workflowsIntegrating AI into fragmented ERP ecosystemsWhat finance teams may look like in the next 3–5 years as AI agents take over operational workflowsA really interesting conversation around where AI creates real operational leverage, and where the hype still outweighs the reality.

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Lauren Kunis, President and CEO of VoterRiders, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss the wave of new and stricter voter ID laws sweeping the country. She shares her personal story and how VoteRiders has played an increasingly crucial role in building a more informed and active electorate. Lauren points out that a significant number of Americans lack proper identification, and their mission is to provide free assistance to help citizens obtain the necessary documents to vote, which are also often required to access housing, banking, and employment.   Deepak and Lauren talk about Voter suppression tactics to confuse and cheat Restrictive voter ID laws and the range of variations across states Helping voters get up-to-date government-issued photo IDs Why voting rights protect all other rights  #VoteRiders #TheDemLabs #VoterID #VoterSuppression #VoterEngagement #GrassrootsActivism #BallotAccess #CampaignStrategy #ProgressiveActivism #CivicEngagement #GOTV #GetOutTheVote #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction #VoterOutreach #DemocracyMatters #ElectionSecurity #ElectionIntegrity #Election2026 VoteRiders.org TheDemocracyLabs.org

What if your voice is revealing hidden stress patterns you're not consciously aware of? In this episode of The Healing You Method Podcast, Gloria Lybecker and Gail Donohue are joined by Deepak Chari to explore how voice biofeedback can uncover subconscious patterns linked to stress, anxiety, trauma, and emotional conditioning. Your voice isn't just communication—it's a reflection of your nervous system. Together, we explore how tone, frequency, and speech patterns reveal emotional imprints stored in the body—and how working at this level can create real, lasting change in confidence, relationships, and emotional well-being. If you've ever felt stuck in repeating patterns or struggled to feel truly heard, this conversation offers a deeper, embodied path to healing. You're invited to listen with curiosity… and notice what your body is telling you. #podcast #personalgrowth #mentalhealth #nervoussystem #healing #selfawareness #anxietyrelief #traumahealing #communication #innerhealing

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Deepak, Hayley and Garrett talk about using Scripture as homework.Resources Mentioned:31-Day Devotionals for Life (Series)Workbooks and resources from Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation

Keith explains how to increase real estate cash flow by appealing and reducing property taxes.  Then welcomes high‑energy real estate investor and educator Thach Nguyen.  Thach shares his refugee‑to‑multimillionaire story, breaks down his roadmap to retiring with rentals, and explains how ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) are transforming both investor returns and affordable housing—especially in Seattle. Resources: Follow @ThachNguyen on Instagram and all major social platforms. Episode Page: GetRichEducation.com/602 For access to properties or free help with a GRE Investment Coach, start here: GREmarketplace.com GRE Free Investment Coaching: GREinvestmentcoach.com Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE  or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Invest with Freedom Family Investments.  For predictable 10-12% quarterly returns, visit FreedomFamilyInvestments.com/GRE or text  FAMILY to 66866  Unlock truly passive real estate income—visit flockhomes.com/GRE today to see if your properties qualify for a 721 exchange with Flock Homes. Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search "how to leave an Apple Podcasts review"  For advertising inquiries, visit: GetRichEducation.com/ad Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free— GREletter.com  Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Complete episode transcript:   Keith Weinhold  0:01   Welcome to GRE. I'm your host. Keith Weinhold, talking about how to increase your cash flow by obtaining a successful appeal and reduction in your property taxes. Then real estate personality Thatch Nguyen and I discuss mindset and some creative real estate techniques today on get rich education,   Keith Weinhold  0:23   the same place where I get my own mortgage loans is where you can get yours. Ridge lending group and MLS, 42056, they provided our listeners with more loans than anyone because they specialize in income properties. They help you build a long term plan for growing your real estate empire with leverage. Start your prequel and even chat with President chailey Ridge personally while it's on your mind, start at Ridge lending group.com that's Ridge lending group.com   Speaker 1  0:57   You're listening to the show that has created more financial freedom than nearly any show in the world. This is get rich education.   Keith Weinhold  1:13   Welcome to GRE from Mount Holly New Jersey to Hollywood, California and across 188 nations worldwide. I'm Keith Weinhold. This is get rich education, and I'm still not wearing Dockers, and I am in Hollywood, California today. More on that later. Among all the major investment classes when it's bought right real estate is the second safest investment class to bonds. Bonds are the safest among them all. Real estate has the highest returns, so it's the second safest and has the highest returns. And that's why it's our focus on this show. But if you want to be in real estate for two years or less, well, then it's likely best to invest elsewhere, at least with long term rentals, because you need time to defray your transaction cost. And for real estate pays five ways to start compounding. Coming up shortly, it's pretty popular real estate personality Thatch Nguyen. He will be here, and I did not know Thatch until recently, when we were introduced by our mutual friend Scott Saunders. And Scott, who I had on the show here a few years ago, is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet in real estate. Well, besides those high return, low risk real estate attributes. Of course, when you own property directly, you also get a big measure of control if you want it. Now, control comes really with that option A lot of times to get involved and make your real estate investing less passive, just an option, because successful real estate can be as simple as buy and hold, but today we're discussing strategies. If you want to get a little hands on, if you so choose, you can attempt a successful appeal of the amount of property tax that you're paying. And of course, every dollar that you lower your property tax is $1 where you increase your income. And this feels like a germane conversation, since tax day in the USA was just last week. Ah, yes, property tax, hmm, it's like a version of the government charges you rent on your own property in perpetuity. That's what it is. And before I get into how to potentially get your property tax lowered, property taxes are under pressure. Some states are still making their serious push to completely eliminate the property tax, namely in Florida, Texas and Indiana. Those are three of the front running states, probably the big three. And I won't get into all of that again, because I devoted an episode segment to that topic a few months back. Others are considering elimination too, Georgia, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, but it's just more talk than anything in those six states. Now, if a state undertook property tax abolition, it would probably only apply to owner occupied property, homeowners or voters, and those property values would soar. But these new comparables, what they could do, in turn, is lift the value of your out of state rental property as well, because you could always sell your investment property to an owner occupant. But in my opinion, no state is going to eliminate the property tax. I mean, sheesh, it's kind of like trying to eliminate gravity. It's just too hard to replace the revenue from elsewhere. Schools, police and fire and infrastructure heavily rely on property tax, so instead, what's realistic is a tax cap, a ceiling on the amount of property tax that you pay, and with an income producing property of course, your tenant essentially pays the property tax for you now, even before buying a property or for one that you already own, the most accurate way you can check the tax amount for your exact address is on the county assessor's website.    Keith Weinhold  5:38   The next best places are listing websites like Zillow and Redfin. This is all public information. The way to find a county assessor's website for your property is with a simple four word search. What you should google is the county name, and then the words assessor property search, those are the only four words that you need. And then what if you discover that you're paying more than you are for nearby, similar properties? Oh, well, there we go. That's a sign that you're over paying. You can usually file an appeal form at the same website. And before we talk about how to do it, realize that only about 5% of property owners ever file an appeal, and in a bit, I'll tell you what your percent chance for success is at lowering your property tax, your chances of it being lowered. So if you believe that you have a case for lower property taxes, first, it helps to know what you're arguing. And this is important, it's something that can trip you up. You're actually not arguing that taxes are too high. You're arguing my property is overvalued compared to the market. That's it. That's your basis of contention. Yeah, if you walk in talking about things like fairness or inflation or government spending, then you've already lost the county assessor's office isn't the place for your best rant on how fiat currency is garbage or something like that. Now you might not even have to physically walk in anywhere today. Sometimes you can get your appeal rewarded informally. Other times you go before what's called a Board of Equalization in most places and in person, hearings have become less common. Video calls have become quite a bit more common since the pandemic, but you want to review your property details with them. You want to be sure to point out if there's incorrect square footage or the wrong lot size, or missing depreciation, or condition issues or upgrades that are overstated and even small errors can swing your value by 10s of 1000s of dollars and then, and it's whether this is with rental property or with your own home build your comparables Like an investor, not a homeowner, because this is really where you win or lose. You need three to five strong comparable sales in the same neighborhood, or really close ones that sold recently, ideally within the last six months, and they should be of a similar size and age and condition. And then make adjustments. Inferior comps support a lower value. And we don't just want to cherry pick garbage comps. We want to keep it credible, and then for your best chance of getting your property tax lowered, find your angle, and really this is your leverage point. Most winning appeals hinge on one clear argument, either a condition gap, meaning that your property is worse than the comps are, or it's an argument like market timing, and this is if values have softened since the assessment date, or the income approach for rentals. Therefore it's the value based on noi, not emotion. You could take that track or other external issues like noise or location drawbacks or obsolescence, so only pick one of those four primary arguments here, condition, gap, market timing, the income approach or external issues and document everything. This is really where you separate yourself. You want to show photos and have them dated and be clear and honest. Nothing dramatic there repair estimates or contractor bids, inspection reports, rent rolls or income statements. So you're not telling a story. You're presenting evidence this way, and be sure to package it cleanly. This matters more than you think. Assessors see sloppy appeals all day. So you're going to stand out by being organized and concise, like a one to two page summary and some exhibits, and keeping it professional meaning, no emotional language, so you're making it clean and easy for them to agree with you, and this is the place to be. Calm and not combative. It isn't a debate club. It's the right form to be respectful, stick to facts, not interrupt and not get defensive, because the person across from you, they actually did not set your rate, they didn't set your tax rate, they're evaluating your evidence, and then it's helpful for you to know the likely outcome. You don't need a gigantic win, even a five to 10% reduction, that can mean 1000s saved over your life of owning the property. You want to remember that some jurisdictions are more flexible than others, and if you're denied informally, like just doing it online, then you can often escalate your property a tax appeal to a board review. And this is a long game, not every swing is going to end up in a base hit. Investors have an advantage. If you own rentals, you've really got a stronger argument, because you can use that income based verification like cap rate and noi, you can show actual rent versus market rent, and you can highlight your expenses, and assessors often default to sales comps. So this is how you can shift the frame here. The blunt truth is that when people lose appeals, it's usually because they show up unprepared, or they argue emotionally, or they just don't understand valuation. And so this is one of those rare moments where being methodical is actually better than being smart. 40 to 60% of property tax appeals succeed nationwide, and with professional level prep, you can make that 70 to 80% for a success rate, and the typical result if you win is a 10 to 15% reduction in assessed value. So that can be worth doing. And you know, just like buying your first out of state rental property seems to be the hardest. Making your first property tax appeal seems to be the hardest as well. And there you go a way to reduce your expenses and increase your cash flow. Yes, I am in LA today, West Hollywood, California. Though I do expect to produce some real estate media here. That's not the typical Hollywood type filmmaking that I'm doing, I just happen to be staying in Hollywood, although I do plan to run up to the Hollywood sign and do some fun stuff out at Venice Beach. Later next week, I will be in Las Vegas, and will probably even bring you the show from the Bellagio with a view of the Bellagio fountain. As for this week, let's meet our guest.   Keith Weinhold  12:49   This week's guest has an amazingly powerful story. Today. He's quite well known in real estate circles for his high energy in person events, but he came to the United States as a Vietnamese refugee, experienced homelessness early in life, and went on to build a real estate portfolio valued at over $100 million I'm not making light of the fact that he's homeless. Once I started talking about this, he kind of, you know, beat his chest a little bit. He's a high energy, playful guy here, but he's completed more than 1000 real estate projects and transactions through his mentorship program, he's helped 1000s of people build long term Real Estate Wealth with his platform, it's called springboard to wealth, and along the way, he's built a strong audience, with 1.4 million followers on Instagram. Hey, welcome to the show Thatch Nguyen.   Thach Nguyen  13:41   I'm honored to be here, my man, I'm honored   Keith Weinhold  13:43   to hear, Oh, it's so good to do it Thatch. And before we're done, we'll discuss some actionable tactics. But first, that is just an amazing story to have started from homelessness. I guess I'm most interested to know what you would identify as kind of that turning point from destitution to success. Talk to us about that.   Thach Nguyen  14:03   You know, coming from Vietnam, we was a refugee. We left out of the last plane. My dad was a translator for the US Army. Back in the days, military pulled out of South Vietnam during the war, they asked my dad, would you want to leave with us? And so we decided to leave. But of course, my dad, the owner, who actually spoke some bit of English. None of us didn't speak no English. We only had $100 one suitcase for eight of us, gosh, and I was five years old. But if my dad didn't leave, he would have been captured, and then he would have been killed. Because you work for the US government, because it's still, you know, is a communist country, right? And so we left, we came over here, we landed in San Diego, lived in the shelter out there, and then we moved up to Washington State, Seattle, and lived in a shelter there for a few months. And then finally, we lived in a sponsorship house, right, with a guy named Charles Zettler. I graduated from high school in. 88 I went off to fix aviation airplane my two older brother, because they in the aviation business. And then I got a job working for Alaska. But I didn't want to leave to Denver to go work out there, so I decided to stay back. And I went to work at, you know, like, odd job, like at a body shop. I was the dairy manager at a grocery store, like, called Ralph. Was called Safeway, and I was parking car in Chinatown. And I think the pivoting point was, I'm sitting there, and one of my friends says, you know, you would do very well in real estate, yeah, because you have a good energy, you have a good mouthpiece, I think you do well, see, but I didn't hear all that. I heard you get 7% commission checks. Oh, Sign me up. You know what? I think, but I didn't realize quickly, selling real estate, you don't make that kind of money unless you do a lot of volume. I got to real estate. I started doing well in real estate as a agent. But the tipping point, I think, for me, was a mentor named Saul. And Saul said to me, Keith, I know you appreciate this. He said, You can be rich selling real estate for the rest of your life. Yeah, you'll never be wealthy unless you own the real estate, right? And that was the light bulb that came off of me that I need to take the money I make from selling real estate to then Park the money in long term rental. But I didn't quit my real estate. I just bought real estate, rented it, let it ride. And I just kept selling real estate for years. And at the moment I made, the more property I bought. The moment I make, the more property I bought. And then from there, I just start to learn new construction. I start to learn fix and flip. I start to learn about the BRRRR strategy. And then today, you know, we're going to talk more about this. But today, the hot thing is adu and accessory dwelling unit, and that's what I do a lot today is a lot of new construction, a lot of ADUs.   Keith Weinhold  16:49   Oh, that's great to hear about your come up. Fetch, yeah, I find it remarkable, too, the amount of people that are in the real estate industry, and they're doing something adjacent to being an investor, which I think is the best place to be. For example, they're a property manager, or they're a mortgage loan officer or the real estate agent, but yet they don't own rental real estate, right? They're so close. How could you not be doing this?   Thach Nguyen  17:13   And I say today, because I understand this. Now, if you don't take the active income you make from whatever you do, say, as a real estate agent, then you always trading your time for money for the rest of your life, and you're always on that treadmill and that grind, but you can't get off, because the moment you get off, Keith, you got no income, and you got no passive income either. So you're stuck on this wheel like a hamster that you got to keep running until you old and die.   Keith Weinhold  17:40   Well, you know, it's unavoidable to talk about you've got the word mindset on big letters on a hooded sweatshirt that you're wearing right now, so, you know, I think you're touching on it somewhat. But yeah, talk to us more about this mindset and how to break through the barriers. Because most people's connotation with income is merely that they have got to trade their time for dollars.   Thach Nguyen  18:01   Of course, you know, mindset is 80% of the result that we want, that we get. Because someone could have a mindset to go, I'm going to be the top real estate agent, and that mindset would drive them to be the top agent for many, many year. But they always trade their time for money so they never get wealthy. I have that mindset because I was selling 100 homes a year in my early 20s. But when Saul said to me, you know one day that when you get into your 40s and your 50s, do you want to keep trading time for money, or do you want to trade your money for time? And see, that's a mindset shift. And of course, who want to be in their 50 Keith with a gun in their head, always trading time for money. And so when I heard that, it shifted the mindset to, you know what, I'm going to make money selling real estate because I need that money, then I'm going to take that money and park it into a rental. So when I get into my 40s and my 50s, I have the option to work or not work, and that was a mindset shift. So owning rental property is a mindset more than a strategy.   Keith Weinhold  19:08   I and I think a lot of us, came up with the mindset that, oh, you get wealthy by obtaining a high salary, and then no later, you learn you don't get wealthy through high salaries, especially if wealth equals freedom, you get wealthy through owning assets. So Thatch after you know your homelessness, and you're new to the United States, and you've come up like you described, and you realize that real estate is the way in doing it with a relative amount of passivity, rather than actively being in it as a realtor, you sort of get this roadmap for retiring with rental properties, even from starting at zero like you did. So tell us more about that roadmap to retire with rental properties.   Thach Nguyen  19:47   You know, when I started, I had this roadmap where you got to learn what you need to learn about real estate investing, what why do you want to own it? What's the benefit? What would it do for you? At the end of the day, and a lot of that is goals and vision and mindset. For me when I got clear Keith on the knowledge, because I start off with knowledge. And of course, I want to own real estate. But here's the thing I always want to say to people, nobody want to own real estate. Just to own real estate, right? They want to own real estate. So what it would actually do for you. And so for me, I think when I was younger, I was counting the doors, but now I got older and wiser, I count the hours I get to have back. So the mindset for me is that when I got clear what I wanted to do was I wanted, you know, the option of working at work, that I also wanted to retire my mom, my dad, right? And then I also wanted to actually help my kids learn how to do this one day, so that they have the same mindset. So those are the reason I in want to invest in real estate. Of course, have an asset, have a net worth, come along with a secondary so once I understand the knowledge of why I'm doing it, I got this clear vision. I got this horizon. Now I'm inspired to actually go out there and take action. Now the action is, what do I want to buy for me? I started with single family. I started with buying ugly houses and rehabbing and keeping it, and then worked my way into multifamily and apartment building, all doing value add today. So those are my action, right? So I'm inspired. I take the action, I make money doing what I'm doing. But then I asked myself, How many property do I need? But it's not even how many property I need. How much passive income do I need to get out of the rat race? I have the option of working at work. For me, when I was like, 21 years old, I said to myself, I have $30,000 a month in passive income, and I'm debt free. I mean, who couldn't live off 360,000 of you debt free, right? Yeah. So I had to go to go after so many doors based on what the rent is, to accumulate it and then to pay them down so I can be out of the rat race as soon as possible. And once I did that, then I started playing the game accumulation again. So today I have a whole set of properties paid off. That's why I have over 100,000 a month in passive income. But I also got a whole bunch of property paid off yet, which I don't care, because this ought to get paid up by itself anyway. But now I'm playing this game where I'm gonna accumulate more property or trade up at the same time pay down other property I want to pay off, so that when I get into my 60, my 70, a lot of it paid off, and I still got other property. I don't know. I don't mind accumulating, because I love to play the game of real estate. So this is the road map that I you know, that my mentor saw. He's a very wealthy Jewish man that taught me. And today I'm just taking that lived it my own life now I'm just sharing it back to other people   Keith Weinhold  22:42   that you said so many interesting things there. I think the most is how you talked about your metric is more outcome based. I think we all think through how many doors we have, and you know, even how much passive income that translates into, but you talked about how many hours you're able to win back way that you can quantify that.   Thach Nguyen  23:05   If I ask someone, I go, Hey, how much does it cost you to live personally every month? And most American will probably say, 10,15, 20,000, Max. And I said to them, what have you had that much in passive income? How would you feel? And 99.9% of it were like, my god, that will be amazing. But the problem we all go to the seminar, we see people on stage. They got 100 doors, 200 door. They got 1000 doors. And nobody needs that much to get out of the rat race, right? So I say the most American is, look how much it costs you to live. Look at the lifestyle you live. You have that in passive income, and if you choose to keep working in active income, it's just a cherry on top of the cake.   Keith Weinhold  23:47   Yeah, there are so many ways to do it. 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Now Mom and Pop landlords can 721 the residential real estate request your initial valuation, see if your properties qualify@flockhomes.com slash GRE, that's F, l, O, C, K, homes.com/gre,   Caeli Ridge  26:09   this is Ridge lending group's president, Shaylee ridge. Listen to get rich education with Keith Weinhold, and remember, don't quit your Daydream. You Keith, welcome   Keith Weinhold  26:27   back to get rich Education. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold we're talking with Thatch win real estate personality, and you know Thatch, on the way up, you've really employed a lot of methods. You're knowledgeable about House hacking and burrs and small multifamily in ADUs. ADUs is something that we haven't talked about here very much. And for those that don't know what that is, we're talking about an accessory dwelling unit, right? Typically, a secondary housing unit on the same lot as a primary residence. You can sort of think of it like a backyard cottage in a lot of cases. So tell us Thatch, what got you into ADUs,   Thach Nguyen  27:03   well, Seattle, about five years ago, was one of the first city and state to adapt this Adu, because the biggest problem we have across America is affordable housing, yeah, and a shortage of housing, let alone a shortage of affordable housing. So Seattle came up with, Hey, we will let you. Got built an accessory dwelling unit in the backyard, maximum 800 square feet, but you have to live in the front house to build the back house. Okay? People got excited. They built it so they can rent it in the back. They live in the front house. But then that didn't really solve as much affordable housing for you to buy. It helped with rental. And then about a year, you and a half later, they came over stage shoe to go, you know what? We're gonna allow up to 1000 square feet of adu. But you don't have to live in the front to build the back. Now, people got excited. Investors go, Oh my God, let me go buy a property. Let me go build something. Rent both of these out, right? And then if they want, they could sell the whole entire piece, you know, with somebody, and that was great, but it still wasn't enough. And then about a year you'd have, later, they came up with stage three. They go, You know what? We want to help create more housing for you to buy. So now what we're going to deal with, we're going to actually give people separate APN tax number for the house in the front and the adu in the back, so you can sell off any one of the and by doing that, they value the house as a single family, and they value the back as a single family, so they can comp it like a house, not as a duplex. And that blew the lid off. I mean, in Seattle, that was a game changer. I mean, like builders started coming in, they're buying property. They they building and they selling these. They're making a killer on it. And then show you how much crazy it is. Okay in Seattle, if you buy the house in the front, you gotta get the land the back freak, because it came with the house. We could build 1000 square foot all in it cost us about $400,000 but with a separate parcel number, they comp it as a regular house. So regular houses right about 1000 square feet, they sell for about $700,000 so you build for four is worth seven, and you can actually design it in four months. Get permit, because they have a special line for adu. And then you can build this. You can actually have it all done in one year. So you instantly create massive equity in one deal. But here's a beautiful part of it. In Seattle's expensive city, it's hard to get the 1% rule. You know the 1% rule with, you know 1% of what you pay for a property, a $200,000 house, you get $2,000 for rent with Seattle, a $700,000 house, you get 4000 but the Adu, it only cost us 400,000 but it's worth 700 but my mortgage is based on 400,000 I can write it for four grand, and I meet the 1% rule Now   Keith Weinhold  29:52   a way to recent rent to value ratio, right?   Thach Nguyen  29:56   So now Adu, they are all. All across America, because two years ago, all the city planners and all the people for other state they came to Seattle for a private, hush, hush meeting to ask Seattle How you guys doing this, and so they can go and copy. So in the last two year, Adu has spread across America like wildfire.   Keith Weinhold  30:19   This is great. Tell us more. And of course, it's going to depend on a lot of factors, but tell us more about that cash on cash return that you're getting after stabilization with an adu.   Thach Nguyen  30:29   Yeah, it's beautiful. So when you have a property that's worth 700 and it only costs you 400 it has so much equity, the bank will finance 100% of the construction cost, so you don't have to come up with no money. Great. So then if you finance 100% which is 400 right, 400,000 the mortgage only three grand, and you ran for four in Seattle with making positive cash flow with zero down payment. So that's infinite return on your money.    Keith Weinhold  30:56   Yes, that's a really beautiful thing to get the infinite return when you don't have any equity left in That's right?   Thach Nguyen  31:03   And the thing is, people can do that across America now, but most city right now on stage two, they don't have the APN. But right now, a lot of city right now are on the verge of going from two to three. Right now, I've been going out there buying home that you could actually Burr, make the house in the front. Work make a cash flow. Have the backyard sitting there, and then you can build it anytime. You can build it now, just for the cash flow. Or you can build it when you get the separate APN. So you can get two separate parso You can sell one, keep one. But bottom line is, if I was anybody out there, I'll be buying property. Now, make it work like you would already be buying, but just make sure you get a backyard so you have access to the back.   Keith Weinhold  31:46   Okay? So in some situations, using the burr strategy on the primary residence with an adu, burrs, buy, renovate, rent, refinance and repeat, beautiful.   Thach Nguyen  31:55   That's what I call the atomic bomb, the burr. Add the adu to the back. Boom. But I'm gonna give your audience something that they can even look forward to. Seattle in November of 2025 this went into stage four. Now in stage four, single family in the front, if the lot's big enough, you can put instead of one, you can put 234, or five property in the back, if the lot's big enough.   Keith Weinhold  32:23   Yeah, this is great. I mean, it solves the problem of affordable housing, and it increases the density in a lot of these metro areas. Yes, right, Thatch, it sounds like Seattle's having a good deal of success with the ADUs. How is that when you extrapolate it out nationally, and are there regulatory bottlenecks out there.   Thach Nguyen  32:40   The only bottleneck right now is most people right now are in state two, where they can't separate it. So if they buy a burr, they can add the house in the back. They just have to be able to comp it where there's a house and another house in the back. So what they do is they look at two different type of comp. They look at, what does it duplex sell for in the area? They could use that as a comp. Or if this is a 2000 square foot home, and you got another 800 square foot, what's a 2800 square foot home is going for? Because they can be added this to the main house, so they can create the ARV. Does that make sense? Yeah. And the only challenge, challenging is that a city that's new, they have to use comp like duplexes and square foot. It to come up with the ARV.   Keith Weinhold  33:23   That's really good. Okay, so Seattle's had these four phases of ADUs, if you will. And then what's next for ADUs?   Thach Nguyen  33:30   I think what's gonna happen after phase four is that all these single family one day will all go to multifamily. It's already in multifamily. You got a single family in the front. You can build three in a back. They're all three single family. But technically it's multi unit, right? It's called multi unit, but it's still on single family zoning, because, you know, the bulk of the real estate where I still have land, or the residential, because most commercial, you and I know, they built out on all the land on the lot, so the biggest portion left is the single family. So this is why I've been doing the adu. And I think in the future, Phase Five could be those single family that whole area might get up zoned to multifamily, more density.   Keith Weinhold  34:11   Yeah, upzoning, that term for allowing more dense housing term really originated because you're building up vertically, although that doesn't have to be the case every time. And yes, I mean, this is really a great way to solve the affordable housing crunch in the United States. I've seen other cities where single family zoning only was allowed now allows for duplexes. That's a common way to upzone as well and fetch you really often talk about creating affordable housing, like we're discussing here, while you're building wealth. Can you speak to us more about that? You kind of get a give back that way?   Thach Nguyen  34:46   Yeah. This is a mindset thing. There's a mindset that says, right? And some people believe it. Some people don't. I love what Zig Ziglar said, Right? Zig. Zig says, If you help enough people get what they want, you eventually get what you want. Yeah. And so. If you go out, then you make enough difference to the world. Take a look at Bill Gates. One day, he probably saying, You know what, I'm going to figure out how to make a computer to actually help your life better, faster, more efficient. And his goal was to do it worldwide. So he solved that problem, and in return, he has massive financial freedom. So for me, real estate isn't just real estate. Real estate what it would do for me as an outcome, real estate also give me an emotional contribution, which is, if I make a difference out there, creating more housing right, to make it more affordable, to make it most of people gonna buy it. What does it do? For me? It will actually fulfill the hierarchy of life, which is contribution. Because once you have money, the only thing that fulfill human being beyond money is life fulfillment.   Keith Weinhold  35:48   That's right. I mean, hey, it's a little brash, but in the business world, really no one cares about you until they know how much you can help them.   Thach Nguyen  35:56   You got it, brother, you got it right. That's why do you think so many wealthy people do thing in nonprofit world, because at some point it was all about them at the beginning. Now it's about basically giving back. So imagine, on your way going to success, you do both, you make a difference and you benefit also. And it's a more fulfilling journey than a journey just push, push, push and grinding and not taking care of you in the process.   Keith Weinhold  36:23   Well, if that's your events, they give you this mentorship platform. And I think you've actually pointed to how mentorship accelerates your own real estate success, even though you're trying to help others first.    Thach Nguyen  36:34   Yeah, you know for me, I always knew that the more you learn, the more you earn. And so what? 1995 I met my first mentor, Saul and then I met my other mentor, Mike ferry. And if I'm there, I met Wayne Dyer, who became one of my great mentor, Tony Robbins, Deepak, Chopra, Abraham Hicks, I mean, all these great people, right, that I got exposed to. And today I still have multiple different mentor from fitness mentor, spiritual mentor, business mentor, you know, financial mentor, and they I have regular meeting with these folks, because I want to constantly, always feel I'm growing mentally, emotionally and financially, physically, and I know that the more I learn, the more I can actually make a difference to other people coming behind me   Keith Weinhold  37:21    even Michael Jordan had his own team of coaches. Yeah, you see, that's why, that's how we all get better with that, you've really helped so many people with your mentorship, your contribution to the industry. Let our audience know how they can learn more about you.   Thach Nguyen  37:36   Yeah, if you gotta go to my Instagram, it's Thatch Nguyen this my name, and you go to YouTube, I drop YouTube every single week. It's my name. Also that's when. And you can find me there. You can find me on Instagram, tik, Tok, Facebook, everywhere. That's where I inspire and empower people all over the world about real estate and mindset.   Keith Weinhold  37:54   If that's before, I ask you if you have any last thoughts as you look him up, it's spelled T, H, A, C, H N, G, u, y, e n, fetch. Let us know if you have any closing thoughts.   Thach Nguyen  38:04   Yeah, this has been on my mind lately a lot. If you want to be successful at anything, you got to get single minded focus. And I remember when I was in Tony Robbins training, we used to do fire walk a lot. And when you are doing fire walk, you have to get single minded focus. And the only thing that you will focus on is perfect health, perfect health, perfect health. As you walk in across five feet, six feet, seven feet, and you have to really stay focused on perfect health, perfect health, perfect health, perfect health. And if you don't, and I've seen what, people lost their concentration and they burn their feet halfway through. But I also see people so powerful where they can walk halfway stop, bend down, pick up a coal and keep walking. Don't burn because they really focus on single minded focus. So I want to say to everybody, make sure you clear on where you want to buy, what you want to buy, and then once you know where you want to buy, what you want to buy, get focused on your main job is to figure out how to find deals every day, because that's your main job. If you can find deal, you solve all of your personal problem.    Keith Weinhold  39:15   I am so with you on the focus of concentration, because diversification is a word that we're fed, and there's something to be said for that. But if you want greatness in anything, you really need to double down and focus. It's sort of like Andrew Carnegie said, put all your eggs in one basket and then watch that basket. Yeah. Well, that's when this has been great. It's been good to have you here on the show.   Thach Nguyen  39:35   I appreciate everybody we talk to y'all soon. Peace out.    Keith Weinhold  39:44   Yeah, good energy from Thatch Nguyen. He's based in Seattle. When you don't live in an investor advantage area, you have to get creative or scrappy, and he's doing it well, using ADUs and a lot of value add if you're merely investing. Investing on the side, well, then you're probably better off with a turnkey type investment, something that's not quite so hands on, but if you're devoted full time to real estate, then you really have some ideas there that you might want to pick up on. He wore a sweatshirt that says mindset on it during our chat. I like that. I mean, real estate investing isn't all about mindset, but that's surely where it begins for the production team here at GRE that's our sound engineer, bedroom Jampa, who has edited every single episode since 2014 QC and show notes, Brenda Almedares, video lead, brendawali strategy, talimagal, video editor, seroza, KC, and producer me, we'll run it back next week for you. I'm your host. Keith Weinhold, don't quit your Daydream.   Speaker 4  40:50   Nothing on this show should be considered specific, personal or professional advice. Please consult an appropriate tax, legal, real estate, financial or business professional for individualized advice. 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Pelvic venous disease is often misattributed, until you recognize the venous “detours” driving symptoms. In this episode of the BackTable Podcast, Dr. Ally Baheti speaks with Dr. Deepak Sudheendra (360 Vascular Institute in Columbus, Ohio) about a symptom-first framework for evaluating and treating pelvic venous disease. --- Get the BackTable app https://www.backtable.com/app --- Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction01:40 - Becoming a Pelvic Vein Specialist04:39 - Sorting Causes of Pelvic Pain06:26 - Symptom Checklist Approach09:45 - Nutcracker Red Flags11:37 - Right Sided Symptoms and Detours15:57 - Conservative Care and Stent Counseling17:27 - Rule Out Superficial Venous Disease21:56 - Procedure Planning and Insurance Hurdles24:04 - IJ Access and Inflow Assessment25:18 - IVUS First Renal and Ovarian Evaluation28:07 - IVUS Iliac Compression Map29:44 - Leg Inflow Venography Setup31:15 - Iliac Stenting From IJ32:24 - Stent Sizing Pitfalls36:31 - Gonadal Vein Embolization42:13 - Internal Iliac Varices Caution43:29 - Post Procedure Meds Follow Up46:49 - Wrap Up --- More about this episode Iliac vein compression can manifest through three collateral pathways, contributing to leg heaviness and groin or hip pain, low back pain via the ascending lumbar system, and pelvic organ symptoms through cross-pelvic internal iliac collaterals. The discussion outlines a practical diagnostic approach grounded in clinical pattern recognition, including the significance of prior DVT as a post-thrombotic etiology, differentiation of flank versus low back pain, and the importance of excluding gynecologic pathology. Emphasis is placed on standing venous reflux ultrasound and pelvic ultrasound, with caution against overreliance on cross-sectional imaging for Nutcracker physiology. Procedural strategy centers on IVUS-guided evaluation, targeted iliac vein stenting (often unilateral) and thoughtful use of gonadal vein embolization, including sequencing considerations and avoidance of common pitfalls. The episode also reviews conservative management, follow-up imaging, and post-procedural antithrombotic and pain management protocols. --- BackTable Vascular & Interventional (VI) is the go-to podcast for interventional radiologists, vascular surgeons, and interventional cardiologists. Download the free BackTable app to get early access to new episodes, cases, and courses curated by physicians in your specialty. ► https://www.backtable.com/app

The War in Iran: A lot of people on both sides are saying Iran won – that the Iranian regime has emerged stronger than it was before the war; while the US has emerged weaker, unable to force the surrender of a 4th-rate military, demonstrating our strategic ineptitude, and then there is the TACO factor, Trump Always Chickens Out – Harold Meyerson comments.Also: Minnesota changed everything: how Minnesota's resistance to ICE provides a model and inspiration for a national pro-democracy movement. Deepak Bhargava will explains; he's president of the Freedom Together Foundation.Plus: July 4 will mark the 250th anniversary of the United States, which Trump is celebrating with a campaign to “eliminate” what he calls “divisive anti-American ideology” from American's historic sites, national parks, and the National Zoo. Historian Beverly Gage has another idea – a road trip to visit some of those places where history happened. Her new book is This Land is Your Land: A Road Trip Through US History.

Discover how technical writers are using minimalism and DITA architecture to guardrail AI models and reduce hallucinations. This episode explores structuring technical content for LLM intent matching, the fascinating paralels of stigmergy and guiding autonomous AI agents, and some of what Ravi and Deepak are working on: AI style guides and knowledge graphs to optimize AI behavior.

Shray sits down with Deepak Shenoy from Capitalmind to unpack the real playbook for NRIs thinking about investing in India — the taxes, the paperwork, the returns, and the traps nobody warns you about. What we uncover: The 3 types of NRIs who should invest in India — and the ones who absolutely shouldn't. Why patriotism and FOMO are the worst investment strategies. The real return math: 12% in rupees, ~8% in dollars after currency depreciation — and why falling inflation could change this equation entirely. Stocks vs. mutual funds vs. real estate: Why your passport decides your investment vehicle. UAE and Singapore NRIs get tax-free mutual fund gains; US and UK residents face PFIC nightmares. The paperwork horror: Why 5% of your portfolio in India creates more admin than the other 95% abroad — and why Deepak respects any NRI who's actually opened a Demat account. The "famous stocks" trap: Why buying Indigo, Swiggy, or Jubilant from abroad without local context is a recipe for pain. Great brands ≠ great investments. Moving back math: ₹2L/month puts you in India's top 1%. $500K in fixed income could fund your entire re-entry. And why you still shouldn't bring everything back. Deepak breaks down the Doordash minimum wage vs. Indian purchasing power, why small caps hold India's real growth story, and why NRI investing success is measured in rupees — not dollars. Chapters: 0:00 - Not every NRI should invest in India 1:36 - Who is this conversation really for? 3:54 - The 3 types of people who SHOULD invest in India 6:34 - You have family & money sitting idle in India 7:19 - You know you're coming back someday 11:44 - The worst reason to invest in India 18:16 - Stocks, mutual funds, real estate — where to put your money? 22:07 - Your 12% return is actually 8% (here's why) 29:43 - Is Indian real estate worth it for NRIs? 36:57 - The paperwork nightmare no one warns you about 37:26 - Where you live changes everything 38:09 - UAE & Singapore NRIs — this is your tax cheat code 40:07 - Why US & UK NRIs should avoid Indian mutual funds 45:25 - Why buying Indian stocks from abroad is risky 51:44 - Great company. Terrible investment. Here's the difference 1:03:15 - Should you move more money to India as you plan to return? 1:09:26 - What does winning actually look like? 1:16:29 - Invest with your head, not your passport

Washington, D.C.-based Gupta Wessler holds the highest win rate among the top five most active firms practicing before the 6-3 conservative U.S. Supreme Court firms. And they're large, corporate firms “representing corporations that have done bad stuff,” says founder Deepak Gupta. “How do we do that? We do it by appealing – sometimes it's methodologically – to conservative commitments.” In this conversation with hosts Ben Gideon and Rahul Ravipudi, Deepak unpacks how his firm wins and how trial lawyers can protect damages that may go on appeal. Tune in for his description of taking on Uber when it wanted to cap contingency fees in Nevada.Learn More and Connect☑️ Deepak Gupta | LinkedIn☑️ Gupta Wessler on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | X☑️ Ben Gideon | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram☑️ Gideon Asen on LinkedIn | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram☑️ Rahul Ravipudi | LinkedIn | Instagram☑️ Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP on LinkedIn | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram☑️ Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | SpotifyProduced and Powered by LawPodsSponsored by SmartAdvocate, Hype Legal, Expert Institute, Filevine, and Steno.

The trial they said would never be done! Huge congrats to the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology who have recently opened the ASPIRE trial, a phase III randomised trial of ADT + apalutamide (doublet), vs ADT + apalutamide + docetaxel chemotherapy (triplet) for men with mHSPC. 1200 men will be recruited from more than 300 sites across the US with many sites already open and recruiting. This is the key trial which will answer the question of whether there is an overall survival benefit of adding chemo to the ADT/ARPI doublet which we all agree is standard of care. We chat with study chair Dr Deepak Kilari (Medical College of Wisconsin) and Dr Rana McKay (University of California San Diego), and learn all about the rationale for ASPIRE, the study design, and  the novel genomic stratification factors.Your usual hosts are Renu Eapen and (chemo-sceptic) Declan Murphy! This is a Themed Podcast supported by our Gold Partners, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceuticals. Links:Alliance website with study details Urology Times coverage Clinical Trials registration 

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Unlocking Inner Transformation: Deepak Ashwani on Conscious Self-Observation, AI Archetypes, and Embracing Death In this episode, Deepak Ashwani shares profound insights into how self-awareness, holistic well-being, and the internal journeys we undertake shape our reality. From decoding AI's masculine archetype to confronting death as a transformative force, Deepak guides us through a deeper understanding of ourselves and the technology that mirrors our human essence. Key Topics Covered: Deepak's concept of “Self Observation” as CCTV for consciousness, and how micro-choices keep us stuck or set us free. The "Invisible U-turn Framework": how curiosity guides safe inner exploration without punishment or fear. The holistic approach to well-being—integrating health, wealth, relationships, and inner peace—beyond compartmentalized thinking. AI as the masculine archetype: efficiency, logic, centralization, and how understanding this mirrors our own masculine traits. The blending of masculine and feminine energies—learning to embrace both for a fuller human experience. Death as a transformational process: living near to death, practicing impermanence, and reducing fear through conscious perspectives. Personal journey from global work to inner silence, anger, irritation, and ultimately profound self-awareness. Embracing change, disruption, and the importance of uniqueness in a rapidly evolving AI-driven world. The significance of cultivating feminine traits—beauty, love, care, inclusion—in a world dominated by rapid technological change. Practical tips: how to start observing your life sector by sector, turning challenges into opportunities for inner U-turns. Building a life of abundance through gratitude, acceptance, and conscious detachment from external outcomes. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and introduction to Deepak Ashwani's holistic approach 02:04 - The core of self observation—micro-choices and micro-changes 03:29 - The "Invisible U-turn Framework"—curiosity as a safe exploration tool 06:22 - Recognizing the boxes of health, wealth, and relationships in daily thinking 07:48 - The holistic nature of well-being—integrating mind, body, and spirit 09:43 - AI as the masculine: efficiency, logic, and centralization mirrors human traits 12:42 - The balance of masculine and feminine energies in technology and humans 16:05 - Deepak explains AI mirroring masculine archetypes and learning about human nature 20:04 - Personal transformation from frustration to self-awareness in India 2018 22:46 - Reverse cultural shock, connecting with nature, and sector-by-sector self-exploration 25:07 - Living as if dead: the practice of embracing impermanence and death 28:41 - Beyond thoughts: connecting with emotions and the experience of oneness 30:50 - Recognizing life's continuous transformations and the role of death and AI 34:05 - The rapid pace of technological change, and embracing inevitable transitions 37:28 - Reflection on 2018: a turning point for deeper consciousness and future readiness 39:44 - The importance of gratitude, purpose, and creating your own unique path in disruptive times 44:37 - Cultivating feminine energy—creativity, love, care—regardless of gender 48:50 - Final encouragement to find your "invisible U-turn" and embrace life's transformations Resources & Links: Kosha Network for connecting with Deepak and exploring holistic well-being methods Book on Death and Transformation — a recommended source to explore the depths of mortality and meaning Self Observation Framework—practical tools for micro-decisions analysis and inner clarity Connect with Deepak Ashwani: Kosha Network Phone number available upon request (contact via website) Deepak's work spans retreats, one-to-one coaching, dialogue sessions, and online explorations into inner peace and societal transformation Through this conversation, you'll learn that death is not an end but a space for profound transformation. Embrace the unknown, harness curiosity, and recognize that the true U-turns begin within. We are all students of life—ready for the next chapter of self-discovery. EPISODE CREDITS:Produced and edited by Ashley Coffey. Cover art designed by Ashley Coffey.Headshot by Brandlink MediaIntroduction music composed and produced by Ashley Coffey LINKSFollow Coffey & Code on Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin, and YouTube for the latest emerging tech updates! Subscribe to the Coffey & Code Podcast wherever you get your podcasts to be notified when new episodes go live. © 2026 Coffey & Code Podcast. All rights reserved. The content of this podcast, including but not limited to text, graphics, audio, and images, is the property of Ashley Coffey and may not be reproduced, redistributed, or used in any manner without the express written consent of the owner. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Healing Her Halo, Patience sits down with emotional healing expert and biofeedback specialist Deepak Chari to uncover the hidden patterns shaping your life, relationships, and self-worth.If you've ever felt like you're stuck in the same cycles—attracting the same types of people, experiencing the same emotional triggers, or wondering “Why does this keep happening to me?”—this conversation is for you.Deepak breaks down the 4 phases of emotional programming that begin before you're even born and explains how generational patterns, childhood experiences, and subconscious beliefs can influence everything from your confidence to your relationships. But more importantly—he shares how to break free.Together, we explore:How emotional trauma and subconscious patterns are formedWhy you may be attracting unhealthy relationshipsThe connection between your voice, confidence, and self-expressionHow releasing emotional “weight” can transform your life (and even your presence)A new way to think about “karma” as a program that can be rewrittenThis episode is a reminder that:✨ You are not your past✨ You are not your patterns✨ And healing is not only possible—it's available to you nowIf you're ready to reclaim your voice, your power, and your peace… this episode will put a spark back into your halo.Work With Deepak

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Superpowers for Good should not be considered investment advice. Seek counsel before making investment decisions. When you purchase an item, launch a campaign or create an investment account after clicking a link here, we may earn a fee. Engage to support our work.Watch the show on television by downloading the e360tv channel app to your Roku, LG or AmazonFireTV. You can also see it on YouTube.Devin: What is your superpower?Deepak: Ability to “send the elevator back down” for others.For many young professionals, navigating the early years of their careers can feel overwhelming. Developing a career out of a job is a challenge, especially when support from employers is often minimal. In this interview, Dr. Deepak Bhootra, founder of RISEUP@work, shared details about his innovative platform designed to help 21- to 30-year-olds build thriving careers.Deepak, who has spent 15 years as an ICF-certified coach and holds a doctorate in job satisfaction and organizational commitment, explained the gap he's aiming to fill. “Fifty years ago, HR would say, ‘Yes, it's my responsibility to build your career.' Today's HR says, ‘Building your career is your responsibility.' That is a huge difference in the employment contract,” he observed.RISEUP@work provides young professionals with tools, coaching, and a structured environment to navigate career progression. Deepak likened the platform to a “mega mall,” where users can find guidance on everything from preparing for a performance review to managing emotions at work. He emphasized that the experience, not just the technology, is key to success. “It's not an app. It's a consumer experience that helps you manage your career professionally,” he said.One of the motivations for creating RISEUP@work came from watching his two sons enter the workforce. Despite their academic success, they faced challenges similar to those Deepak encountered decades earlier. “The economic impact of making bad decisions at work is immense, but the psychological impact is just as painful,” he shared. RISEUP@work aims to address these challenges early, helping users avoid costly mistakes and achieve compounding career success over time.Deepak also discussed raising capital for the platform through a regulated investment crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder. He believes this approach aligns with his mission, empowering the very people he seeks to serve to support the project.RISEUP@work is more than a tool—it's a transformative experience for young professionals. By providing affordable guidance and fostering a community, Deepak is offering a lifeline to those navigating the complexities of early career development.tl;dr:Deepak Bhootra shares his vision for RISEUP@work, a platform to guide young professionals.He highlights how career development is now a personal responsibility rather than an employer priority.RISEUP@work offers tools, coaching, and a community to help users avoid mistakes and grow.Deepak explains his empathy-driven mentorship philosophy, helping others rise to their potential.The episode concludes with details on RISEUP@work's crowdfunding campaign and how to get involved.How to Develop Empathy-Driven Mentorship As a SuperpowerDeepak's superpower is his ability to “send the elevator back down” for others. This phrase, as he describes it, means creating opportunities for others to rise and succeed while maintaining a focus on personal growth. “My job is to make sure I keep sending that elevator back down to bring future leaders to the top,” Deepak shared. His empathy stems from the guidance he received in his career, and he is committed to helping others experience similar growth.One of Deepak's most inspiring examples of using his superpower involves a former colleague. This individual was undervalued and overlooked due to perceived weaknesses. Deepak focused on their strengths, helping them build confidence and refine their communication skills. After two years of mentorship, this person secured a role at Amazon, grew into a leadership position, and eventually became a strategic advisor for RISEUP@work. This full-circle success story exemplifies Deepak's commitment to lifting others.Tips for Developing Empathy-Driven Mentorship:Identify the potential in others by focusing on their strengths rather than perceived weaknesses.Provide actionable guidance rather than charity—help individuals take ownership of their growth.Create a structured, supportive environment where people can develop skills over time.Celebrate the success of those you mentor and learn from their achievements.By following Deepak's example and advice, you can make empathy-driven mentorship a skill. With practice and effort, you could make it a superpower that enables you to do more good in the world.Remember, however, that research into success suggests that building on your own superpowers is more important than creating new ones or overcoming weaknesses. You do you!Guest ProfileDeepak Bhootra (he/him):Founder, RISEUP@workAbout RISEUP@work: RISEUP@work (RISEUP AT WORK LLC) is a career growth platform designed to help professionals thrive after they get the job. While most tools focus on resumes and job searches, RISEUP focuses on what happens next, like navigating promotions, workplace dynamics, career transitions, and long-term professional growth. By combining coaching frameworks, community support, and AI-powered tools, RISEUP helps individuals gain clarity, make better career decisions, and build sustainable success without burnout. Our mission is to make career growth more intentional, measurable, and accessible for professionals worldwide.Website: riseupatwork.comCompany Facebook Page: facebook.com/riseupatworkOther URL: wefunder.com/riseupatworkBiographical Information: Dr. Deepak Bhootra is a leadership coach, author, and entrepreneur with more than three decades of global leadership experience across multiple industries and continents.Throughout his career, he has coached and mentored more than 1,500 professionals, helping them navigate career transitions, leadership challenges, and long-term professional growth. He is the author of multiple books on leadership, career development, and personal transformation, including the framework behind RISEUP. Dr. Bhootra founded RISEUP to address a gap he repeatedly observed: people are taught how to get hired but rarely how to grow once they are inside organizations. 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NA'ALEH YOGA: Yoga Nidra Journeys for Deep Rest Close Your Eyes and Stay Awake...    Join host Ruthie Ayzenberg and guest Deepak Chari for a deep, hopeful conversation about how anxiety, stress, and long-held emotional patterns live in our bodies — and how they can be released. Deepak, an engineer-turned-healer and creator of the Life Transformation Technology Program, explains how advanced voice biofeedback listens to the subconscious intelligence in your voice to uncover ancestral, prenatal, and childhood imprints that shape confidence, relationships, and wellbeing. This episode covers Deepak's personal story, why he moved from engineering into emotional healing, and the four phases that form emotional imprints. Ruthie and Deepak walk through concrete case studies and outcomes as Deepak explains his stepwise approach and how the work meets each person where they are. The episode also includes practical tools you can use right away to downregulate your nervous system. This episode connects voice-based biofeedback to the inward, restorative work of yoga nidra and offers immediate tools plus a clear pathway for deeper transformation. Who this episode is for: listeners struggling with anxiety, social anxiety, burnout, insomnia, feeling unseen or unheard, or people who keep repeating negative relationship or confidence patterns.    Deepak's bio: Deepak Chari helps women and men release hidden emotional blocks from stress, anxiety, and past emotional experiences with an Advanced Voice Biofeedback Technology—so they can feel calm, confident, empowered and free! He is the co-founder of the Chari Center of Health, an Engineer & Certified Biofeedback Specialist and the creator of his Life Transformation Technology™ Program with Advanced Voice Biofeedback to promote emotional healing, mental clarity and peak performance.   Here is where to find Deepak: Website: www.fastanxietyhelp.com.  Deepak offers a complimentary 15-minute consultation to map a personalized program. Gift link of the pdf of 2 techniques Deepak shared in this podcast that you can do right now to help yourself in the moment of any emotional challenge. www.fastanxietyhelp.com/tips   Subscribe to Na'aleh Yoga Podcast for more transformative journeys and feel free to share this podcast with a friend. Take a moment to review and share your thoughts—I always appreciate your feedback!  Feel free to reach out:  Biosite: https://bio.site/ruthieayzenberg Therapy Practice: Mental Fitness Therapy Email: naalehyoga@gmail.com  Instagram: @RuthieAyzenberg Join WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Dctsv246R8735S4oa6GWvW  May you be peaceful and safe!     

Tomas Garduno, organizer and activist, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss the power of the working class and what tools are necessary to organize and mobilize this diverse cohort. After 25 years of political experience, Tomas has written the Fundamentals of Electoral Organizing to support this community and encourage more people to get involved. He points out that the electoral arena offers a unique opportunity for the working class to leverage its numerical strength against those with extreme wealth. Deepak and Tomas talk about  Need to overcome the artificial divisions of party and identify politics to unite people around shared material interests like housing, food access, and healthcare  Primary obstacles to working-class power  Who can be an organizer  Practical skills for organizing communities for action #FundamentalsofElectoralOrganizing #TheDemLabs #ProtectingDemocracy #VoterEngagement #Democracy #WorkingClass #GrassrootsActivism #GrassrootsOrganizing #Organizing #Activism #VoterTurnout #CivicEngagement #GOTV #GetOutTheVote #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction #DemocracyMatters #ProtecttheVote #ElectionSecurity #CommunityOrganizing #PoliticalEducation #SocialChange FundamentalsofElectoralOrganizing.org TheDemocracyLabs.org  

Sometimes the patterns shaping your life aren't obvious — they're the ones you've been repeating for years without realizing it.In this episode of Reclaim Your Life with Irina, Deepak Chari explores how subconscious patterns, emotional imprints, and early life experiences quietly influence your thoughts, behaviors, and relationships.What often feels like being stuck isn't a lack of effort — it's a pattern your mind learned to follow.Deepak shares his personal journey from social anxiety and bullying to developing a voice biofeedback approach that helps people uncover and release hidden emotional blocks.Together, Irina and Deepak explore how awareness becomes the turning point — the moment where patterns can finally be seen, understood, and changed.If you've ever felt like you're repeating the same experiences, questioning your decisions, or struggling to break certain cycles, this conversation offers a new perspective rooted in understanding and self-compassion.In this episode, you'll discover:• How subconscious patterns shape your life and relationships• Why childhood experiences influence adult behavior• The connection between emotional imprints and repeated cycles• How awareness helps you break patterns and create change• Why feeling stuck is often learned — not who you are• How releasing emotional blocks can open new possibilitiesThis episode is a reminder that you are not broken — you are responding to patterns that once helped you adapt.And once you become aware of them, you gain the power to choose differently.

Have you ever had a moment where your body knew something was off… but you couldn't quite explain why? Maybe it was tension, fatigue, or the feeling that something deeper was going on beneath the surface. Well, what if the clues were hiding in something you use every single day—your voice? Today's guest, Deepak, has spent years studying the fascinating world of Advanced Voice Biofeedback, a technology that analyzes the subtle frequencies in your voice to uncover stress patterns, energetic imbalances, and signals your body may be sending long before symptoms appear.  With a background in biofeedback and energy-based wellness, Deepak is helping people use their own voice as a powerful tool for insight, balance, and healing.  So welcome Deepak to call it in…”Call IT in With Dar”! Deepak website link: https://fastanxietyhelp.com/Deepak Activity: www.fastanxietyhelp.com/tip Support the showFull Show Notes can be found at CallITInPodcast.comPhoto credit: Rebecca Lange Photography Music credit: Kevin MacLeod Incompetech.com (licensed under Creative Commons)  Production credit: Erin Schenke @ Emerald Support Services LLC.Grab Dar's Flight Deck Oracle Card DeckTake Dar's Archetype Quiz

Stephen Schear, activist and billboard expert, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss a strategy to penetrate the right-wing propaganda machine by placing billboards with concise, visually powerful, and often negative messages in purple rural areas. Stephen details the logistics of creating, funding, and placing these kinds of billboards, emphasizing their cost-effectiveness. Deepak and Stephen talk about Why billboards are persuasive in rural communities Media habits of voters who believe false claims Collaborating with local county Democratic parties to target persuadable voters The value of negative advertising and ridicule in exposing political lies #PoliticalBillboards #TheDemLabs #VoterEngagement #GrassrootsActivism #ProgressiveActivism #VoterTurnout #PoliticalAdvertising #RuralOutreach #PoliticalMessaging #CivicEngagement #GOTV #GetOutTheVote #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction #VoterSuppression #VoterOutreach #DemocracyMatters steveschear@gmail.com TheDemocracyLabs.org  

Garrett, Hayley and Deepak offer ten thoughts for singles on why and how to fight for purity.Resources Mentioned:Pure in Heart: Sexual Sin and the Promises of God by Garrett KellPornography: Fighting for Purity by Deepack Reju Single and Lonely: Finding the Intimacy You Desire by Jayne ClarkStruggling Through Singleness: Help for the Journey by Jane Clark

Michael McNulty, Policy Director at Issue One, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss fixing democracy through campaign finance reform, election protection, big tech accountability, and defending the constitutional powers of Congress from executive overreach. The SAVE Act and Save America Act are identified as partisan attempts to create significant barriers to voting based on a false narrative of widespread voter fraud.  Deepak and Michael talk about Lessons learned from international work observing authoritarian tactics to undermine elections Coordinated efforts underway to rewrite election laws and install loyalists in key government positions Details of the SAVE Act and Save America Act and how they are being presented Action that can be taken to protect democracy and combat voter suppression and disinformation #IssueOne #TheDemLabs #ProtectingDemocracy #VoterEngagement #Democracy #GrassrootsActivism #VoterTurnout #CivicEngagement #GOTV #GetOutTheVote #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction #SAVEAct #SaveAmericaAct #ElectionIntegrity #VoterSuppression #DemocracyMatters #ProtecttheVote #ElectionSecurity IssueOne.org TheDemocracyLabs.org  

Adelaide-based cricketer Deepak Chetry has been selected in the Cricket Australia Masters Over 40s ‘A' squad for the One Day and T20 matches happening in Dubai from April 1 to 12. SBS Nepali spoke with the long-time Adelaide University cricketer, who also works as a cricket coach, about his cricketing journey from once training in Nepal's under-15 camp to representing the Aussie team on an international platform. - एडिलेडमा बसोबास गर्दै आएका दिपक क्षेत्री क्रिकेट अस्ट्रेलिया मास्टर्स ओभर ४० को ‘ए' टोलीमा छनोट भएका छन्। उक्त टोलीले आउँदो अप्रिल १ देखि १२ सम्म दुबईमा हुने एकदिवसीय र टी२० खेलहरू खेल्न गइरहेको हो। नेपालमा सानै उमेरदेखि क्रिकेट खेल्दै आएकाो बताउने क्षेत्री लामो समयदेखि एडिलेड युनिभर्सिटीबाट प्रिमियर क्रिकेट खेल्नुका साथै एक क्रिकेट प्रशिक्षक पनि हुन्। अस्ट्रेलियन राष्ट्रिय टोलीमा उनको पछिल्लो ऐतिहासिक उपलब्धि र समग्र क्रिकेट यात्राबारे क्षेत्रीसँग एसबीएस नेपालीले गरेको कुराकानी सुन्नुहोस्।

Erin Miller, Founder of Cartoons for Democracy, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss using postcards to enable people who can't canvass due to age, location, or time constraints to support campaigns. A political cartoon on one side of a postcard with a handwritten note is an eye-catching way to communicate a message quickly and humorously to a broad audience, and it is proving effective at getting attention from voters. Deepak and Erin talk about Why postcarding is a crucial tool for activism and complementary to other tactics Finding ways to overcome digital disinformation  Role of the Campaign Postcard Captain How cartoons and humor can bypass literacy and attention span barriers to plant a seed about an idea #CartoonsForDemocracy #TheDemLabs #PostcardCampaign #VoterEngagement #Democracy #PoliticalCartoons #GrassrootsActivism #VoterTurnout #Postcarding #CivicEngagement #GOTV #GetOutTheVote #PoliticalActivism #DemocracyInAction CartoonsforDemocracy.org TheDemocracyLabs.org    

Deepak, Hayley, and Garrett talk about the good and bad about medications and working with doctors.Resources MentionedDescriptions and Prescriptions by Michael EmletListening to Prozac…and to the Scriptures Article by Michael EmletCan We Be Positive About Psychiatric Medications? Article by Ed WelchWhy do we seem negative about psychiatric medications? Article by Ed Welch

Andrea Miller, Center for Common Ground, joins Deepak Puri, CEO of The Democracy Labs, to highlight the strategy behind the effort to get out the vote in the Virginia special election, where voters will decide on a proposal to redraw the state's congressional district maps.  Deepak and Andrea talk about: Potential impact of the proposed Virginia congressional map Tactics to reach the 675,000 Black voters in Virginia  Importance of postcards to effectively reach older, poorer, and rural voters who may not have reliable access to the internet Building trust and demonstrating that civic engagement can lead to tangible changes @CTR4CMNGround #VASpecialElection #GOTV @TheDemLabs #Redistricting CenterforCommonGround.org TheDemLabs.org

Leah speaks openly about her previous encounter with Deepak Chopra and some other influencers in the spiritual and healing world in regards to the new information about their presence in the Epstein files.Spiritual bypassing, imposter syndrome, ego issues, abuse - the conversation goes into the many problems in the wellness and spiritual healing space. Fed up with being told what to do and how to do it by people who have just as many issues (or more) and in the case of the Epstein files, despicable behavior. How to maneuver through the teachings of wisdom and truth, and hold clear boundaries, while evolving through one's own spiritual journey. It's a bold and winding conversation - a testimony to the heart and truth - that is the goal of this message. To empower one to find their own way, and their own truth.  Thanks for listening! Follow leah on IG, FB & TK @leahthemodernsage for more!

Anne-christine d'Adesky, journalist and Founder of Resisting Project 2025, joins Deepak Puri, CEO of The Democracy Labs, to discuss the financial and ideological motivations behind the Trump administration's policy to seize Venezuela and Greenland for oil and rare earth minerals. Deepak and Anne-christine talk about: How Project 2025 is the instructional guide for autocratic takeovers Who benefits from actions against Venezuela and Greenland Moves to counter China's dominance over the supply chain of rare earth minerals The pursuit of a Christian fundamentalist agenda                 #TheDemLabs #ResistingProject2025 #Protests #ResistancetoAutocracy #Autocrats #Resistance #Democracy #CivicEngagement #SocialMovements #PoliticalAction Resisting Project 2025 TheDemLabs.org  

Deepak, Hayley and Garrett interview counselor and author Ed Welch about the experience of depression and how to minister to those who suffer from it.

A listener asks if this is the worst time to publish a book on Kundalini. Then Deepak Chopra shows up in the Epstein files and, well... yeah. But also, no. It's both and here's why....   Hey, when you're done here please consider donating to me. Why? Because I'm just about the only not-fraud left and I could use the help. If that's not worth supporting, I dunno what is: www.ko-fi.com/jayvay More importantly, though, please listen to this episode without distraction. Listen to it again. I think if you really hear the parts that are not about Deepak and kundalini yoga cults, something in you will unlock. I'm handing it to you on a platter, you just need to listen quietly and openly with legit curiosity to transcend the pendulum. But remember not to want that... even if you do. Let that want go and really listen.

Wisdom historian Deepak Ramola shares a conversation with Abhay how he collects life lessons through lived experiences and art.  Deepak reveals why trauma doesn't guarantee wisdom, why procrastination uncovers your deepest values, why deep questions truly matter, and why poetry is peace's love language.  He is a Stanford Life Design Fellow, MIT collaborator, TEDx speaker, and founder of Project FUEL. His innovative FUEL methodology—centered on turning personal and social experiences into interactive programs using creative arts—has earned recognition as one of the world's top 100 innovations in education, implemented across five continents. Since age 17, he has shaped this approach through heuristic design, including the Wise Wall Project launched in 2017 to amplify rural and marginalized voices via art and outreach. ​Chapters00:00 Introduction02:48 Procrastination Reveals Values and as a Science05:50 Productivity Syndrome Trap08:14 Good vs Bad Morality Myth11:44 Sponsor Break - TRAVELOPOD12:42 We Are Each Other's Alarm Clocks16:14 Unlearning for Wisdom20:02 Pain ≠ Automatic Wisdom23:28 Wisdom in Unexpected Places26:19 Sponsor Break - Timberdog27:12 Poetry as Peace Language33:23 Asking Growth Questions37:54 Embody Wisdom Daily38:19 ConclusionCheck out Ash Gondhalekar's authentic and incredibly tasty pizza wizardry for catering and private events in the Bay Area  Neil Dandekar creating amazing food experiences with Sea and Sky at Hotel La JollaTRUST ME I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING is brought to you by TRAVELOPOD, with personalized travel support to help you explore the wonders of the world.  Start your next journey at vacation.travelopod.comThis episode is also sponsored by RuffRest® , the only dog bed you'll ever need.  Go to www.timberdog.com to learn more

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First, The Indian Express' Sukrita Baruah explains how Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma asked BJP workers to file complaints against the inclusion of Bengali-origin Muslims in voter lists, and called on the public at large to “trouble” the community.Next, The Indian Express' Aiswarya Raj recounts the incident in which a man named Deepak Kumar stepped in to stop a mob of Hindus from harassing a 70-year-old man (13:08).And finally, The Indian Express' Asad Rehman shares the key highlights from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's appearance before the Supreme Court yesterday (22:20).Hosted, written and produced by Shashank BhargavaEdited and mixed by Suresh Pawar

Garrett, Hayley and Deepak share how to care for a friend struggling with depression.Resources MentionedDepression: Finding Christ in the Darkness by Ed Welch (31-day Devotional)Depression: Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness by Ed Welch“Tortured, Imperfect, and Held by Jesus” – article by Garrett Kell

Send us a message!In this episode, we are joined by Deepak Mehrotra, founder and CEO of California Design Den, for a practical discussion on how linen decisions affect short-term rental operations over time.Drawing from more than 20 years in textile manufacturing, Deepak shares how California Design Den evolved from supplying major retailers to working directly with short-term rental operators. The conversation focuses on how linen choices shift as portfolios grow, and why decisions that seem straightforward early on can become more complex at scale.Rather than treating linens as a one-time purchase, this episode explores them as an operational system that touches guest experience, laundry workflows, replacement cycles, inventory planning, and cost control.Episode Chapters:01:07 – Deepak's background in textile manufacturing and direct-to-consumer bedding04:55 – How and why STR operators became a core customer segment16:45 – Cotton performance and durability in high-turnover environments17:45 – Common reasons linens need replacement in STR operations13:33 – Renting versus owning linens and how operators assess the tradeoffs14:43 – Laundry considerations for in-house and outsourced models25:31 – Inventory availability, fulfillment speed, and consistency at scale31:56 – How linen strategy evolves as portfolios grow28:09 – Operational simplicity when managing linens across multiple propertiesConnect with Deepak:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deepak-mehrotra-9752682/ Connect with California Design Den:Website: https://www.californiadesignden.com/ ✨ Exclusive Offer to Alex & Annie Listeners:Upgrade your guest sleep experience with California Design Den.Get 10% off with code AlexAnnie10OFF.Apply for California Design Den's Linen VIP Club to access preferred pricing and dedicated hospitality support.

Luxury isn’t accidental—it’s engineered. On this episode of Right About Now, Ryan Alford is joined by Dr. Deepak Dugar, one of the world’s most respected surgeons and the architect behind one of Beverly Hills’ most exclusive medical brands. Dr. Dugar shares how he built a global reputation by going all-in on a single niche, refusing to compete with mediocrity, and designing a business that prioritizes quality over volume—in clients, hiring, and brand positioning. This conversation goes far beyond medicine. It’s a blueprint for entrepreneurs who want to: Stand out in hyper-competitive markets Build premium brands with demand built in Create exclusivity without paid advertising Hire elite performers and avoid energy vampires You’ll Learn: Why “riches in the niches” is more than a cliché How luxury brands intentionally repel the wrong customers The difference between good revenue and bad revenue Why elite operators pick their competition carefully How to build a brand that attracts the world’s best clients Connect with Dr. Deepak Dugar Instagram: Deepakdugarmd Website: www.Scarlessnose.com

#924: Join us as we sit down with Deepak Chopra – world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicine, consciousness, & personal transformation. Named as one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World, he has authored over 90 books, including 25 New York Times bestsellers & is recognized among Forbes' Top 10 Most Influential Spiritual Leaders. In this episode, Deepak discusses the concept of  inner peace & how to cultivate it, shares practical advice tools for managing stress, explores the power of consciousness & awareness, unpacks the connection between forgiveness & deep healing, explains how to activate the vagus nerve, reveals the truth about happiness & wealth, offers simple meditation tips & explains why the energy you surround yourself with matters more than you think.   To Watch the Show click HERE   For Detailed Show Notes visit TSCPODCAST.COM   To connect with Deepak Chopra click HERE   To connect with Lauryn Bosstick click HERE   To connect with Michael Bosstick click HERE   Read More on The Skinny Confidential HERE   Head to our ShopMy page HERE and LTK page HERE to find all of the products mentioned in each episode.   Get your burning questions featured on the show! Leave the Him & Her Show a voicemail at +1 (512) 537-7194.   This episode is sponsored by The Skinny Confidential  Your skincare routine, reimagined. Shop The Skinny Confidential Face Towels today at https://shopskinnyconfidential.com/products/face-towels.   This episode is sponsored by Squarespace Go to Squarespace.com for a free trial, and when you're ready to launch, http://squarespace.com/SKINNY to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain.   This episode is sponsored by Cozy Earth  Head to http://cozyearth.com and use my code SKINNY for up to 20% off   This episode is sponsored by Ritual For a limited time, save 40% on your first month at http://Ritual.com/SKINNY.   This episode is sponsored by Discover Visit http://Discover.com to learn more.    This episode is sponsored by Hiya Health Receive 50% off your first order. To claim this deal you must go to http://hiyahealth.com/SKINNY.    This episode is sponsored by Legacy Box Visit http://Legacybox.com/SKINNY for 55% off.    This episode is sponsored by  visit http://Carawayhome.com/SKINNY or use code SKINNY you can take an additional 10% off your next purchase.   Produced by Dear Media