Podcasts about devanshi

This week, I'm thrilled to sit down with the insightful Devanshi Garg, a powerhouse entrepreneur and mom of two, who's here to share her amazing journey from a globe-trotting childhood to shaking up the beauty industry with her skincare brand Motif.Here's what we're diving into:Nonlinear Paths: Devanshi talks about growing up across five countries and how being an outsider became her secret weapon.Entrepreneurial Spirit: From selling cookies at school to launching startups, discover the drive behind Devanshi's success.Beauty Industry Insights: Learn how Devanshi's unique background in food and tech has revolutionized the beauty world with her brand, Motif.Skincare Struggles: Hear about her personal skincare battles and how they inspired her to create potent yet gentle products.Innovation in Skincare: Get the scoop on the science behind Motif's products, the star ingredients, and the rigorous research that makes them stand out.Balancing Act: Insights on how Devanshi juggles motherhood, entrepreneurship, and a thriving marriage.Marketing Strategies: Discover Devanshi's tips for marketing her brand and reaching customers globally.Join me and Devanshi for a conversation packed with personal growth, passion, and the behind-the-scenes magic of launching a successful skincare brand. SHOP all Motif products with a 15% discount HERE. My favorite is their cleanser, it is absolute perfection.Connect with Devanshi and Motif Skincare:Website: Motif SkincareInstagram: @motifmadeConnect with me and the World's Your Oysta community:Host: Paula SandersPodcast: World's Your OystaYouTube: World's Your Oysta PodcastWebsite & Newsletter: WYO PodcastProduced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Checking back in with bride Devanshi from episode 25 after her 10-day Indian wedding celebrations. She lets us know how everything went, some great advice and what life is like now. I recommend going back to episode 25 and listening to that first if you haven't already. Give us a follow on IG at @thekiwiweddingpodcast and check out some photos from Devanshi's wedding there. Please refer to IG or the episode 25 show notes for Devanshi's vendor information.

Today's guest is Devanshi Vyas, Co-Founder at Censius. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Censius are an AI Observability Platform for Enterprise Machine Learning Teams. They offer end-to-end visibility of structured and unstructured production models and adopt a proactive approach toward model management to continuously deliver reliable ML. Censius believe in a future that is transparent, fair and trustworthy for all. This necessitates understanding how AI make decisions, installing safeguards to mitigate outliers and actively ensuring that human bias doesn't creep in. They believe the impact will be profound for decades to come. In today's episode, Devanshi talks about: Her background and journey to founding Censius, Empowering ML practitioners with accessible AI observability solutions, Offering enhanced NLP summarization with robust observability and actionable insights, An insight into the team and plans for growth, Valuing adaptability, learning and responsible AI practices

Chatting to the wonderful Devanshi about her love story, multiple wedding events and planning a wedding from across the world. I talked to Devanshi before her Indian wedding and we hear all the background of what goes into planning large events, some in New Zealand and some in India. A great insight into a different culture, the customs and traditions, and the uniqueness of their celebrations. Even if you're not planning to have an Indian wedding you will learn something from this: about being organised, collaborating with family, some amazing planning tools and having the right mindset when it comes to social media and comparison. I know you're going to love it! Give us a follow on IG at @lydiarachelphoto and @thekiwiweddingpodcast and check out some photos from Devanshi's various celebrations there. See some of S & D's vendors here: Christchurch Function: Venue: Lincoln Events Centre Photographer: @dhrumildesaiphotography Decorations: @ataahuaevents Food: Devanshi's Family (you can order from them) Hair: @bethalicehairstyling Makeup: @courtneysmith.makeup Auckland Function: Venue: @ivillage_at_victoria Makeup: @makeupbynamasvi Photographer: Mika Indian Wedding: Photographer: @memoire.photos

Devanshi Garg Sareen is a skincare enthusiast, a 3x founder, and a mother. Hailing from New York City by way of Iran, India, the UK, New Zealand and Germany, almost always an outsider, she learned early on to look at people through the lens of shared human experiences. After 10+ years working in technology services, Sareen worked as an innovation consultant in 2020 for Big Beauty, leading her to reflect on pain points with her own skincare journey and a desire to demand more from the modern brands we use. This eventually led her to launch Motif—a forward-thinking beauty brand that merges real science with customer-centric design—grounded in the desire to connect people through daily progress and growth. Meet My Guest: WEBSITE: MotifSkinCare.com INSTAGRAM: @motifmade INSTAGRAM: @devanshigarg Press HYPEBAE: I Tried This "Facial In a Bottle" Cleanser and Relearned What the Mythical Moment of "Me" Time Meant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“If we know so much about the science of our skin. Why is there so much subjectivity around skincare?”  Devanshi Garg Sareen is a skincare enthusiast, a 3x founder, and a mother. Hailing from New York City by way of Iran, India, the UK, New Zealand, and Germany, almost always an outsider, she learned early on to look at people through the lens of shared human experiences. After 10+ years working in technology services, Sareen worked as an innovation consultant in 2020 for Big Beauty, leading her to reflect on pain points with her own skincare journey and a desire to demand more from the modern brands we use. This eventually led her to launch Motif—a forward-thinking beauty brand that merges real science with customer-centric design—grounded in the desire to connect people through daily progress and growth.

Join us for an interview with the founder of the breakthrough new Skincare brand aimed at making a full skincare routine manageable , MOTIF by Devanshi Garg. Devanshi is a skincare enthusiast, a 3x founder, and a mother. Hailing from New York City by way of Iran, India, the UK, New Zealand and Germany, she learned early on to look at people through the lens of shared human experiences. In 2020, her innovation experience with Big Beauty, her pain points with her own skincare journey, and her desire to demand more from the modern brands we use, led her to launch Motif—a forward-thinking beauty brand that merges science with sensorial formulas and a customer-first approach—grounded in the desire to connect people through daily progress and growth.Support the showFollow The Show On All Socials Using The Tag @skincareanarchy

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This week on Just A Filmy Game Show, Antariksh is joined by comedians Devanshi Shah and Shamik Chakrabarti, who competed for the title of Biggest Bollywood Deewana, by guessing how much Cirkus (2022) starring Ranveer Singh made at the box office, naming movies of Katrina Kaif, and singing songs that have 'Deewana' in them.Tune in for tons of laughs on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts, only on the IVM Pop channel. Follow Antariksh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antariksht/ follow IVM Pop on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivmpop/ Follow Shamik on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shamikchakrabarti/ Follow Devanshi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/areyohdeva/ This Show is Available across audio Platforms:  Spotify | Gaana | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Devanshi, Mannat and Kanupriya throw some light on the infamous East Asian Crisis 1997. No one could have ever predicted that the nations known for their stable and conservative budgetary policies will fall in the vicious trap of financial crisis. Yes, we are talking about the East Asian crisis 1997 that affected the world economy severely. So what are you waiting for? Put your earphones on and discover the reasons, consequences and the recovery of the cri

Devanshi shared how Vaginismus had started to impact their 5 yr old marriage and how she healed herself in the program through disciplined effort and persistence. When the last step proved challenging, she trusted the inherent design of her body to do the needful and her goals were achieved!w

Australian Universities strive to create an inclusive community for all students, but are their strategies working? In a special edition of PeerPod, Devanshi is joined by a co-host, Nicholas, from the University of Technology Sydney, who has worked as part of a collaborative project team exploring this issue. They're joined by Damien, a Sydney-based international student from Vietnam, who reflects on the intentions of his University's inclusion practices and how they have impacted his experience living and studying in Sydney. This episode was created with the support of Antara Narayan (UTS) and Victoria Bonilla-baez (USYD)

In this interview, I'm chatting with Devanshi Joshi Sr. Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft, Keynote Speaker, and Coach! ✉️ Connect with Devanshi on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/devanshijoshi

Welcome back to Just Doing Life!! This week is all about loving yourself and being mindful of your personal strengths. Talking with Devanshi, we learn about how her Information Systems and Database Management (woah mouthful) major lead to her various career roles and how she landed her current job in the tech industry. Not only do we uncover her career aspirations, but we talk about the importance of patience in your journey and not letting societal pressure place negativity on your self image as you compare yourself to others. Hope you enjoy!

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Join Devanshi, Bre and me for the first episode of Season 4! It's been a hot minute and it is so exciting to be releasing the 4th season. In this episode, Devanshi, who is a post-grad med student focusing on sexual health and obstetrics, talks to us about her journey to becoming a Dr. as a Southeast Asian woman, and why she is so passionate about sexual health and wellness. She helps to bust some harmful sexual health and contraception myths, and delves into STI screening, what it entails and why it is so important. This was a fascinating conversation and it was so wonderful to be able to have Devanshi unpack some of the often difficult to understand sexual health space! Make sure to follow Devanshi on Insta @womenwonders_ Follow me on Insta @aliciafay.coach or visit my website www.alicia-fay.com

Have you always dreamed about specializing in pediatrics but you are not sure what steps to take to achieve this goal? Dr. Devanshi Shah joins us today to share her medical success story from medical school to serving as a PGY1 pediatrics resident at Maimonides Medical Center, New York. Keep listening to find out how she did it! Indian-born Dr. Shah completed medical school in Mumbai in June of 2020, after which she immediately started working towards her aspiration of completing residency in pediatrics in the United States. Here are a few highlights of Dr. Shah's Medical Background: She completed medical school at one of the largest tertiary care educational centers in India. Started preparation for USMLE during the 3rd year of her 5.5 year MBBS program. Applied for electives during her 4th year while completing application for USMLE exams including step 2 CS. Wrote her final MBBS exam in 2019 and completed US clinical rotations in hematology, and pediatric endocrinology for which she had applied a year in advance. Through these rotations, she gained a valuable introduction to American healthcare systems and EMRs. Took Step 2 CS in Houston before returning to Mumbai for her last year of mandatory internship. Though internship was especially difficult because of the many sleepless nights required to study and work at the same time, Dr. Shah was still able to score 241 in both her Step 1 and Step 2 CK! Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, though Dr. Shah faced various challenges in the residency application process such as the novelty of virtual interviews. She was still thankful to be able to participate in the match. She landed quite a few interviews and eventually matched into her first choice of program at Maimonides Medical Center! Dr. Shah postulates that letters of interest and intent can positively affect an applicant's chances of matching, as was proven through her own experience. She defines these letters as follows: Letter of Interest: This is a succinct, clearly-written letter that is directed to prospective programs hoping for an interview. It discusses you as a candidate, your scores, what you're doing clinically, your experience, and your knowledge of the program. Letter of Intent: This is a letter written to the program you are planning to rank number 1 - do not send it to more than one program. It should state why you are ranking the program first and how you can be an asset to them. What are some key pieces of advice that IMGs interested in pediatrics should consider? Do not apply as a backup, or failsafe - commit fully because you have a lifelong passion for dealing with children and their parents, Gain as much experience with kids even outside of the medical capacity. Understand the important distinctions between pediatrics and other specialties such as internal medicine. Work on your intra and interpersonal skills. Strive to have at least one American LOR within pediatrics and as much US clinical experience as possible. Work hard and do your best! You can reach out to Dr. Shah via her Instagram @thepediatricsgirl. Listen to the full episode via Apple, Spotify & Google Podcasts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ninalum/support

Uni can be really intimidating, especially if you have no one close to you who can help you to prepare and let you know what to expect. With so many young people being the first in the family to go to uni, Australian universities have only recently started trying to understand the unique support needs of this growing cohort, and there's still a lot of work to do. In this episode of PeerPod our host, Devanshi, is joined by Victoria and Jenae, first-in-family students from the School of Social and Political Sciences, who share with us their experiences as first-in-family students, including the struggles they faced, the resources they utilised and the need to better engage first-in-family students to better develop support for their unique needs. Jenae is in her third year of a Media and Communications degree with a major in Politics. She identifies low SES, rural and is the first in her family to go to University. Victoria is a graduate of a Bachelor of Art and Social Sciences and an Anthropology and Psychology Project Facilitator. Additional resources: First in Family: http://www.firstinfamily.com.au/ Helping first-in-family students students navigate their university 'journey': https://educational-innovation.sydney.edu.au/teaching@sydney/helping-first-in-family-students-navigate-their-university-journey/ University of Wollongong's First Generation Students Initiative: https://www.uow.edu.au/student/support-services/first-gen/

International day for Biological diversity Host - Devanshi Sai Class 7 B

Dr Devanshi Kapadia has mastered a number of healing modalities which are rare and not easy to master like Family constellation therapy, Clinical hypnotherapy, Regression therapy, Integrated inner child healing, Systemic constellations therapy, Numerology, Signature and handwriting analysis. Energy Healing can take on various forms. You can use this healing to help yourself, your parents and kids. I also find that when my ‘energy' works right, it helps everyone around me. I would love you to listen to this podcast and understand the different forms of energy healing.

In this episode, our Peer Learning Advisor, Devanshi, is joined by international students and Peer Support Advisors, Benny & Alisa, to talk about their experience with homesickness, how to stay connected with family and loved ones, how to deal with the difficult times and what you can do to bring a bit of home with you when you're studying so far away from what is familiar. Resources mentioned during the episode: University of Sydney resources for international student support: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/support-for-international-students.html University of Sydney Union: University of Sydney Union - Home (usu.edu.au)

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The entire world is currently going through a tough time, perhaps a time filled with a lot of uncertainty. And with unpredictability, also comes a lot of doubt. And we all know how curious kids are when they experience something new, something that they have never heard before. And when kids have all these questions lingering around in their head that's when they seek answers and at this time the parents must have the right knowledge to advocate and guide their kids towards the righteous path instilling clarity and confidence in them. Expert: Devanshi Sharma, Clinical Psychologist Parent: Angelika, Toronto, Canada Teacher: Reshma, Mumbai, India Host: Jatin Saini Most of our episodes are designed as per the questions that we receive from parents across the globe! (If you want us to create episodes around some of your questions, please drop a mail at podcasts@planetspark.in) Alright then, today in this episode we are going to talk about "Advocating for young kids during a crisis"

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PeerPod is back for 2021 and we're kicking off with a trip down memory lane as we discuss 'What I wish I knew as a first year' For this ep, our Peer Learning Advisors, Tom and Devanshi, are joined by two current students, Jasmin from History and Advanced Studies, and Emily from Engineering and Architecture, to reflect on first year studies and pass along the advice they wish they'd had as new University students. Services mentioned in this episode include: Unit of Study outlines: https://www.sydney.edu.au/units Faculty Peer Mentoring services: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/peer-mentoring-programs.html University Student Union: https://www.usu.edu.au/ Student societies and clubs: https://www.usu.edu.au/clubs-societies/list.aspx Lost on Campus: https://studentvip.com.au/lost-on-campus Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS): https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/counselling-and-mental-health-support.html The Learning Centre: https://www.sydney.edu.au/lc Mathematics Learning Centre: https://www.sydney.edu.au/mlc Other helpful resources Sydney Uni app: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/student-it/apps.html#suapp

Devanshi Patel has written on CBS's God Friended Me, ABC’s Black-ish and TBS’s Ground Floor. In 2017, she sold 1 pilot to the CW. Devanshi cut her comedy chops performing stand up all over clubs amongst the greats in New York City and touring on the east coast. She started writing scripts and when the first pilot she wrote got her into the FOX Writer’s Fellowship, she moved to LA and took classes at UCLA and got improv training at the Upright Citizens Brigade. She has a BS in Finance and International Business from NYU and worked in Finance – experience she later took and wrote about in a pilot that helped her get into the ABC Writers Program. Was a writer for Network Television shows on GROUND FLOOR, BLACKISH and GOD FRIENDED ME   TIME STAMPS [00:00:57]   Cleaning up the Zoom-Beginnings Finance during day, Stand up at night [00:08:04]   Dreams as a kid- Comedy as defense [00:13:49]   Taking a chance on writing-Family consideration [00:16:46]   What Stand Up did for her in very beginning- The Names that surrounded her [00:24:35]   Moving to LA Letting standup go and becoming a writer [00:30:40]   Writing Craft – structure [00:36:55]   I made it... I’m writing for a living- Being a female in that world [00:47:33]   How we work -What is the writer’s room like [00:51:51]   How to “beat it out”- Tailoring writing to talent in room [00:57:40]   The Hierarchy of a show staff [01:00:18]   Is it creative? - getting through the existential crisis as an artist [01:04:43]   Working on her own stuff- Pitching and selling a pilot [01:09:37]   Pitching and selling a pilot [01:15:16]   How’s life treating her now Links https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7304408/ (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7304408/) Links to Russ on YouTube and his Websites https://linktr.ee/russcamarda (https://linktr.ee/russcamarda) Russ Movies https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2137381/ (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2137381/) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2414886/ (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2414886/) http://www.russcamarda.com/ (http://www.russcamarda.com) http://tagstudiony.com/ (http://tagstudiony.com) Production partners https://idunleashed.com/ (https://idunleashed.com) Support this podcast

Happy friendship day to all! This is a special episode dedicated to telling stories about friendship day and Rakshna Bandhan which happen to fall on consecutive days this year. Listen to two of my special friends, Sushmita and Devanshi narrate stories from the hindu mythology about the origin of these festivals. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saravana-janardhan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/saravana-janardhan/support

Nelson Mandela day,Child name -Devanshi Kaushik, Teacher - Vinisha,Class 5A

This week, it's my pleasure to introduce, Devanshi Rathi the Founder of Devanshi Rathi Foundation. This is a must-listen if you want to learn what it takes to run a foundation in the sports industry and ENJOY!

Sitting in front of a computer is killing you - get up and away from your studio project for a moment and participate in some physical activity (leaving the CAD Lab to go the washroom doesn't count). In this episode we are joined by Devanshi, Carl, and Julia in discussing the benefits of balancing physical fitness with an architectural education, where to start, the essentials you need, and... what's the deal with those creepy showers?

Todays guest is Devanshi Jakhiya. As an interior designer, Devanshi has constantly challenged the status quo. Never satisfied with the 'mediocre', she is known to push boundaries in her designs. She has been part of projects that have truly created an identity for their clients. Currently practising out of an award-winning firm, Brand Creative, she has been exposed to interior design, brand creation & brand identity. Undoubtedly, Devanshi understands the 'why' behind the interior design as well as the 'how'. Armed with this foundation, we are sure is going to go on to do big things in the field. Be on the lookout for what she does next! Today we talk about having a vision & executing it, her work at Brand Creative & the current market stance. Take it away, Devanshi. To stay updated with our weekly episodes, please follow us on your favorite streaming platform Follow us on our socials The aForm Show - Instagram | LinkedIN Audio by Strum@ease - Instagram | Youtube . . Follow our awesome guests! Devanshi Jakhiya - LinkedIN | Instagram Brand Creative - LinkedIN | Instagram . . Big S/O to our friends & supporters Inscape Education Management - Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIN Orange Design Group - Instagram | LinkedIN . . Want to get on the show or know someone who should be? Email us at hello@aform.studio --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theaformshow/message

Welcome to Paperback by The Open Library Project- Ep. 47 We have as our guest today, Devanshi Jain. Devanshi is the Co-founder of The Curious Reader  . In the first half of the episode we discuss Devanshi’s life as a digital nomad, her law degree and how The Personal MBA by Josh Kaufman has been her bible as an entrepreneur. In the second half we discuss The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferris, The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau , Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell and Re-thinking History by Keith Jenkins. Tune in to the entire episode. You can find more details about The Open Library Project on www.openlibrary.in You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

But they all seemed normal in the beginning, right? Well, TV writer (Black-ish, God Friended Me) and actor Devanshi Patel is back with Natasha Chandel and Aisha Holden to tackle the realities of why you keep dating nutzos. From what attracts you to the bad boy, to attachment theory, to self-love, the girls cover the gamut and share their real-life experiences navigating the muddy dating waters. They also give some great tips on how to change course…especially since the only constant in all your relationships is…YOU. Listen, learn, laugh in this new episode of Kinda Dating! Also available on www.kindadating.com Visit www.nativedeodorant.comand use promo code: KINDADATING during checkout for 20% off! Follow Kinda Dating: www.instagram.com/kindadating www.facebook.com/kindadating www.twitter.com/kindadating Follow Natasha Chandel: www.instagram.com/natashachandel www.facebook.com/natashachandelofficial www.twitter.com/natashachandelofficial Follow Aisha Holden: www.instagram.com/aishasaysdance www.facebook.com/aishasaysdance www.twitter.com/aishasaysdance Follow Devanshi Patel: www.instagram.com/thedevanshi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever overthink the joy right outta a date? TV writer (Black-ish, God Friended Me) and actor Devanshi Patel, Natasha Chandel and Aisha Holden know that feeling way too well. She smiled at me so she must like me, right? OMG, do I text first or wait for him? Is he “the one?” The ladies spill the tea on the most common parts of dating we all think to death, why we do it and how to make it stop! But real talk, is it always bad? Their answer might surprise you. It’s another kick-ass episode of Kinda Dating!  Follow us: FB, IG, TW: @kindadating FB, IG: @natashachandel TW: @natasha_chandel FB, IG, TW: @aishasaysdance IG: @thedevanshi TW: @therealdevanshi Website: www.kindadating.com Ever overthink the joy right outta a date? TV writer (Black-ish, God Friended Me) and actor Devanshi Patel, Natasha Chandel and Aisha Holden know that feeling way too well. She smiled at me so she must like me, right? OMG, do I text first or wait for him? Is he “the one?” The ladies spill the tea on the most common parts of dating we all think to death, why we do it and how to make it stop! But real talk, is it always bad? Their answer might surprise you. It’s another kick-ass episode of Kinda Dating!  Follow us: FB, IG, TW: @kindadating FB, IG: @natashachandel TW: @natasha_chandel IG: @thedevanshi TW: @therealdevanshi Website: www.kindadating.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hrishi K with Devanshi & Nirbhay - www.thecuriousreader.in by Hrishikesh Kannan

Devanshi actress Helly Shah shared a special bond with her mother, in this video, the actress' mother was seen getting emotional while talking about her daughter Helly's life.

Devanshi is a dear friend and although I know a lot about her background, I really enjoyed listening to her describe her parents’ immigrant experience. Her family’s story demanded not only great courage and adventure but also real personal sacrifice – all to help position Devanshi to pursue the opportunities that she’s now enjoying.  Devanshi is incredibly ambitious but brings such a refreshing – and unique -- savor-the-moment perspective to each step of her journey. I’ve certainly benefited from her approach as her close friend, and I hope you will too.

Varje år kommer nya elever till svenska skolor med perspektiv från andra länder. Vad är det de ser? Vi träffar 13-åriga Alexia från Spanien, Tumuzgi som är 18 år och från Eritrea och 17-åriga Devanshi från Indien för att höra vad de tycker utmärker den svenska skolan. Det handlar om fina matsalar, mobiltelefoner på lektionerna och en slapp inställning till läxor - på gott och ont.