Podcasts about haikujam

On today's episode of Shunya One, Shiladitya and Amit are joined by Dhrupad Karwa, Founder & CEO of Inspo, and HaikuJAM. He talks about coming to India from England, having the idea of starting a social writing game where strangers from all around the world write short 3-lined poems called Haikus, and the app was thus named 'HaikuJam'. This idea was created on part of a failed startup in the UK. He also talks about the attention the app started garnering from college fests to journalists reviewing it, realizing that to evolve they have to be serious about technology and invest in natural language processing and working with data scientists just to understand the corpse. He takes us through the journey of launching 'Inspo' and it being the search engine for design inspiration to enrich creative thinking and more. Shiladitya and Amit ask Dhrupad about the analysis on how people showed their creative expressions, what stood out for them in finding insights better than other companies, and how Inspo works. Tune in for this and a lot more.Follow Dhrupad on Instagram & Twitter:https://twitter.com/dhrupadkarwahttps://www.instagram.com/dkarwa/Tweet to hosts @shiladitya & @doshiamit for your questions or reactions to this episode.To join the Shunya One slack channel, request for an invite here: http://ivmpodcasts.com/shunyaoneYou 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/

Dhrupad Karwa is the Founder and CEO of Inspo, an AI Inspiration Partner designed to enrich creative thinking at brands and agencies. He is also the co-founder and CEO of HaikuJAM, a social writing game that helps people write collaboratively online. In this episode we discuss: - The importance of inspiration and how AI can bring more of it to our lives- The challenges of building startups and what kept Dhru going along the way- The current state of the social media landscape and the challenge of navigating it  This was a great conversation that will give you an insight into the mind of an entrepreneur working on a fascinating problem at the intersection of human and machine creativity. Plus, if you’re craving some inspiration at the moment, Dhru’s stories and ideas will definitely give you a top-up.

Neer Sharma is the founder of Patent Drop, a newsletter that gives you a peek into the future by summarising new patents from big tech companies.He previously co-founded HaikuJAM - a mobile game that helps people feel better through collaborative writing, helping grow the community to over 1 million users.In this episode we discuss: - How to navigate a career change without having the next thing lined up - What the latest patents coming out of big tech tell us about the future of online interaction - Neer’s experiments with NFTs (non fungible tokens) and what the technology means for creatorsThis conversation will give you access to the mindset and strategies of someone who’s created a completely new career for himself by running experiments online as well as some great insights into the weird and wonderful virtual world that’s being built online.

In this Episode, I (@Jivraj Singh Sachar) speak with Dhrupad Karwa, Co-Founder of HaikuJAM & INSPO. HaikuJAM revolutionises the way we look at social interactions, and binds us by the beautiful gift of creativity. (https://haikujam.com/) INSPO by HaikuJAM is your inspiration partner, which will never let you be short of inspiration. (https://inspo.haikujam.com/) Dhrupad Karwa is a gem of a Founder, who values discipline, deeply cares about the problems he is solving for, believes truly in working on original solutions, builds for the world from India and is an absolute treat of a person to speak with. Through this Episode we discuss the following: 1. (03:04) : The Hustle Culture 2. (05:44) : How does one decide what to choose? 3. (10:18) : The Category Creating Journey with HaikuJAM 4. (16:46) : The Inception of INSPO 5. (26:31) : Building from India for the World 6. (32:40) : Product Thinking at HaikuJAM & INSPO 7. (38:24) : Understanding Community Building 8. (50:16) : Dhrupad's Belief System 9. (56:28) : What is Ambition & Potential? 10. (62:12) : Let's get excited by People 11. (64:30) : The secret to Dhrupad's Inspiration 12. (67:47) : Summary Here is the 36th Episode of the Indian Silicon Valley Podcast - Unlocking Creativity! Thank you all for tuning into this Episode! Dhrupad is available on both LinkedIn and Twitter, do check him out and follow him for great inspiration! We're available on Instagram & Twitter. Feel free to drop in your feedback! Do not forget to Subscribe to our WhatsApp Newsletter. I, Jivraj, am reachable on LinkedIn & Twitter! "If you never try, you never know" Stay Tuned, Keep Building.

Neer is an entrepreneur, product person, and all-around creative. Neer Sharma is the co-founder of HaikuJAM, a mobile game that promotes self-care through collaborative writing. The app is used by 1M people across 163 countries. Before then, he was an investment banker working in Mergers and Acquisitions. After leaving HaikuJAM, Neer started a newsletter called Patent Drop that summarizes 3 new big tech patents every week for 200,000 people. He is also advising 3 early-stage startups working at the intersection of tech, media, and creativity. He’s also experimenting a lot with NFTs, selling 3 songs in the last few weeks.Time Stamps:00:00 - Introduction00:25 - Neer Sharma’s unique window to the future: Patent Drop03:35 - Is technology or culture the driving force of the future?06:35 - Will we be giving away more data and privacy in the future?17:14 - Moving to an expression economy22:28 - Economics of NFT Art31:42 - How to identify an “upcoming wave”?40:30 - Talking about cryptocurrencies44:20 - Could crypto bypass our current government structures?53:19 - Brave new world, privacy, and digital identities01:06:15 - Neer Sharma’s random phone calls01:14:13 - Patent Drop’s research and analysis process01:21:00 - Discussing low confidence days and the flow state01:27:10 - ConclusionYou can also watch this episode on Youtube.com/pgradioConnect with Neer SharmaInstagram: @Neer SharmaTwitter: @thisisneer Art of ConversationLearn to have better conversations with anyone. Taught by Prakhar himselfartofconversation.inConnect with us onlinepgradio.com@pgradio.live on InstagramGet in touch:email: asim@pgradio.com

Aakrit Vaish is the Co-Founder & CEO of Haptik, a conversational AI company acquired by Reliance Jio in March 2019. Haptik's mission has been to enable better & faster customer experiences for businesses using AI, through messaging and voice. The company has powered more than 3 billion interactions as of December 2020 and counts six Fortune 500 companies as customers. As part of Jio Platforms, Haptik's goal is to create an AI software powerhouse, built from India for the world. Outside of Haptik, Aakrit is an investor in startups in India and the US, notable ones being Unacademy, Pepper Content, Park+, Flat White Capital, Third Wave Coffee, Ayoconnect, Haikujam, Tookitaki, among others. Aakrit is also the Chair for the India chapter for H2, one of the world's leading leadership organisations for the technology industry.

In this episode, let's talk about creative writing, which is a very fascinating thing because it's subjective. It's interpretive, according to the creator themselves. Do you write lyrics, poetry or haiku, or do you just prefer not to write instead and prefer to illustrate?Can we connect with each other through the power of creative writing, specifically through haiku? Who better to talk about this with than Dhrupad Karwa. Dhrupad or Dhru is the founder and CEO of HaikuJam, a mobile app promoting self-care through collaborative writing. It's simple. You write haiku together with strangers all around the world, writing one line at a time to connect with each other, through the power of creative writing.It's a fascinating premise, which prompted Dhru to branch off to their new incoming product called Inspo by HaikuJam, which is the world's fastest inspiration generator.We talked about:His origin story: starting HaikuJam by recovering in a tea house with his best friend,Dhru's thoughts on the power of human connectivity through haiku and expression of creative work.The differences between insights, ideas, and inspirationInspo by HaikuJam. What is it trying to achieve? What are the different possibilities when we can search and display various creative outlets for anyone to have a look at for inspiration. What does inspiration mean to us?Enjoy!LinksHaikuJamInspo by HaikuJamDhru's Twitter

The 'Why Not?' List is a bonus episode that features personal picks from our guests on what to read, stream, binge, follow or be curious about as you learn more about their personal journeys and perspectives.For this week's edition of the of the 'Why Not?' List, Dhru Karwa shares some recommended reading to help navigate the creative process, harness the power of play as you build new things and work up the confidence to share your ideas with the world. Get a dose of inspiration from HaikuJAM, available for free on iOS and Android and check out Inspo in beta mode at www.getinspo.co. All it takes is one question to set your dreams on fire! Find us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn via @whynotthepodcast or email us at hello@whynotpodcast.com.

Join us for our fourth episode and get ready to learn from Dhru Karwa, a serial entrepreneur who is currently the CEO and Founder of two platforms celebrating creativity and inspiration, HaikuJAM, an app encouraging collaborative writing and Inspo, the world's fastest inspiration generator. Fuelled by a passion for building new things since his teenage years, Dhru shares his perspective on jumping into entrepreneurship with a focus on solving a key problem for the community, his approach for cutting through the clutter in the thriving startup ecosystem, as well as how he balances the hustle with grounding himself in his true purpose as a creative entrepreneur. Get a dose of inspiration from HaikuJAM, available for free on iOS and Android and check out Inspo in beta mode at www.getinspo.co. All it takes is one question to set your dreams on fire! Find us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn via @whynotthepodcast or email us at hello@whynotpodcast.com.

More question that we talk about: What happens when you build a product with an expectation of what will happen and then something entirely different happens? Is San Francisco losing its soul? Is its soul becoming distributed? Dhru on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dhrupadkarwa HaikuJAM: http://haikujam.com Dhru shares HaikuJAM on TEDx: https://youtu.be/XzB0KwWsT5g  

A bumper bundle of items on this transmission from Radio Popstand. What happened when Benji and Minnie left JeffersHQ. Archive recording of Jeffrey talking to himself. Review of an app called HaikuJAM. Hot News Headlines in a new format, that will soon become the norm. It’s all on Radio Popstand.

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Do you often hug people or are you uncomfortable with the idea of hugging someone? On this episode of IVM Daily, Priyanka and Swati are discussing the importance of giving and receiving hugs. They are also joined by Radio Mirchi's RJ Vijdan from Kashmir who went ahead and did the 'Rahul Gandhi hug.' Also check out our friends at HaikuJam(https://twitter.com/HaikuJAM) to create poetry with people around you. You can download the app and check out their website here: http://haikujam.com/ You can tweet to us using #IVMDaily. Our Twitter handle is @ivmpodcasts. You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

On this episode of Cyrus Says, 24-year-old app developer Dhrupad Karwa talks to Cyrus about: How he started his first entrepreneurial venture at the age of 14. How he grew up in the UK and yet turned out cool. The birth of HaikuJAM and the way it functions. Why he is inspired by Pixar so much! Follow Cyrus Says on Facebook: https://goo.gl/Ekg9Iy You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/