Podcast appearances and mentions of Smita Singh

Smita Singh, a real estate entrepreneur for 4.5 years, rapidly rose to top-producer status as a single agent, earning the GHBA Realtor of the Year 2022 award. Her success emphasizes that experience isn't the sole factor—grit, a focused vision, robust systems, and client-centric expertise set her apart. Beyond her thriving career, she coaches agents, speaks nationally, hosts a podcast, and contributes to entrepreneurial and real estate publications. Active in multiple non-profits and advisory councils, she also supports South Asian women-owned start-ups.

This week we welcome the cheerful and energetic Smita Singh to the Disruption Nation set! For only being in the Real Estate game for 2 years she is making BIG moves! Taylor talks to her to find out her best-kept secrets for beings successful even when there are challenges that stand in your way! Don't miss it!! Special Thanks to Kunal Seth and THE SETH BROTHERS for sponsoring this episode!

Raat Akeli Hai on Netflix India begins as the classic whodunnit – one murder, many suspects. With Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Radhika Apte, Shweta Tripathi in pivotal roles, debutant director Honey Trehan and writer Smita Singh use the genre conventions to create a horrifying portrait of patriarchy. Listen to this review to find out more.

Raat Akeli Hai on Netflix India begins as the classic whodunnit – one murder, many suspects. With Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Radhika Apte, Shweta Tripathi in pivotal roles, debutant director Honey Trehan and writer Smita Singh use the genre conventions to create a horrifying portrait of patriarchy. Listen to this review to find out more.

While our eyes were glued to Western news, Cyclone Ampham struck India and Bangladesh with deadly results. When tragedy strikes in affluent North America, we can recover much more quickly—but what happens to ministries in the developing world when natural disaster strikes? This week, Live Global partner Smita Singh returns to the show to discuss the physical and spiritual climate of Kolkata and the surrounding least-reached region. Smita is Director of Justice Initiatives for JKPS, which launched Mahima Homes to help trafficked girls and boys receive counseling, education and vocational training. You can support the ministries of Smita and other JKPS partners through ABWE's Live Global ministry. Listen to our previous conversation with Smita. Free John Piper Book Download: Desiring God is giving away John Piper's latest book, Coronavirus and Christ, absolutely free. Subscribe to ABWE's blog and podcast and you'll get a link to download the ebook or audiobook in a variety of formats. Special thanks to Desiring God for their generosity. Discount From Kregel Academic: If you enjoyed our interview with Matt Bennett on his newest book 40 Questions About Islam, you can purchase it here from Christianbook.com and receive 40% off using the exclusive discount code “ABWE.” Check it out! Remember to share, rate, leave a review, and subscribe. Together we can bridge the gap between the worlds of theology and missions. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email us. The Missions Podcast is powered by ABWE International and the Global Gospel Fund. This episode is also sponsored by Radius International and Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention.

It's the final week to enter our giveaway! As a way of thanking our loyal listeners, we're giving away some great, free books and spiffy, new ABWE swag. Click here for details and to enter our drawing. According to UNICEF, nearly 2 million girls are exploited/sold into the global sex trade each year—and 1 million of them are in India. To boot, Kolkata, the capitol of India's West Bengal state, boasts what is arguably Asia's biggest red light district. And that's exactly where Smita Singh finds herself engaged in frontlines gospel ministry. Smita is a global expert in rescuing trafficked girls from brothels and helping them build new futures. Smita, by profession, is a clinical psychologist, having worked with hundreds of victims of trafficking to help them rediscover their sense of self-worth. Smita is Director of Justice Initiatives for JKPS, which launched Mahima Homes to help trafficked girls and boys receive counseling, education and vocational training. You can support the ministries of Smita and other JKPS partners through ABWE's GAP program. Remember to share, rate, leave a review, and subscribe. Together we can help bridge the gap between the worlds of theology and missions. Want to ask a question for a future episode? Email alex@missionspodcast.com. Powered by ABWE International.

October 17, 2018

In Episode 15 of the Khandaan Podcast, we switch up our format for a special series: over the next few episodes, we will discuss movies nominated by our audience as their all-time favorites. We begin with 1992’s Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander. Starring Aamir Khan, this was the second film made by cousins Aamir and Mansoor Khan, co-starring Ayesha Jhulka, Dipak Tijori, Pooja Bedi, and the always reliable Khulbhushan Kharbanda among others. We are joined this week by The Guardian’s [Mike McCahill](https://twitter.com/mike_mccahill), who was watching this movie for the very first time whereas Asim, Sujoy and Amrita grew up with this film and its soundtrack as a constant in their younger lives. This movie is also rich in Bollywood trivia, some of which might be found [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROlOyNMsm0U) in the reunion staged by Anupama Chopra and Rajeev Masand (yes, this is the same video that almost drove Amrita mad.) We also discuss the brand-new release Sanju, the whitewash special directed by Raju Hirani starring an eerily excellent Ranbir Kapoor, who rebounds in style from a couple of years of less-than-successful films. Co-starring Sonam Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal, Paresh Rawal, Manisha Koirala, Karishma Tanna, Anushka Sharma, and Dia Mirza, this movie should have been a knockout but sadly isn’t. Lastly, we look at Sacred Games, the first Indian original commissioned by Netflix. Starring Saif Ali Khan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in the lead, ably supported by a large cast of pitch perfect actors (including Kubra Sait, Radhika Apte, Neeraj Kabi, Jitendra Joshi and others), it’s based on the Vikram Chandra novel and adapted to screen by Varun Grover, Smita Singh (not Bansal as Amrita says in the podcast, sorry), and Vasant Nath. Co-directed by Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap, this series sparked quite a bit of conversation. Subscribers are reminded that Khandaan is currently accepting nominations for our special run. Please send your suggestions for movies of the Khans that you feel we must watch to [upodcasting@gmail.com](upodcasting@gmail.com). Note: The Khandaan podcast is an interactive experience! Please click [here](https://www.opinionstage.com/asimburney/ep-16-listener-s-choice-which-shahrukh-khan-movie-do-you-want-us-to-talk-about-on-the-next-of-khandaan-podcast) to vote for the next movie you think we should feature. For episode 16, we have Shah Rukh Khan’s early era.

Co-founder of Magnetic Fields Festival, Smita Singh, who DJs under the alias AGENT has been on a meteoric rise. Since she started hitting the club circuit, the Goa-based DJ has gained recognition for her distinctive brand of hard-hitting, bass-heavy dance music. But it’s on her boxout.fm radio show ‘World Ocean’ where she has truly perfected her craft. It seemed about time AGENT dropped a mix for Wild City. The near hour-long mix builds slowly from ‘Cloudy Others’ by Sebastien Casanova until it takes a turn into the dance-floor-friendly vibe AGENT has become renowned for. Shining a spotlight on sounds you’re not likely to hear anywhere else, there’s a smattering of music from around the world wrapped in a traditional house beat. Though it takes a while for the mix to get you moving, AGENT will have listeners dancing by the end of it. Through her selection, she also guarantees to make you you obsessively check the tracklist. For more info and a tracklist, go here:

Writing, as they say, is the best form of expression and is equally fulfilling at the same. Smita Singh via the 'Vaani', meaning 'voice' Foundation, provides an incredible medium for women writers and authors to come forward and nurture this expression together with others like them.  Come hear Smita's story, her love for writing and motivation and how she's going great guns with bringing a diverse range of women together with this initiative!  www.vaani.org

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Before becoming a podcaster, Smita Singh owned and sold two different franchise companies...a Kumon tutoring business and a toy store retail business. Her current project, the Womenpreneur Strategies for Success podcast started as a passion project and has turned into a five figure business in just 3 short months! In this amazing interview, Smita shares about how she has been able to make her business work as a very active mother, how she sold her businesses and how she's structured her consulting packages since she's started her podcast. We also have a lively discussion about women and all the different ways we finance our businesses! http://BizWomenRock.com/238

Smita Singh has a strong passion to help women business owners, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs stand out in this crowded market with effective and creative marketing and branding strategies. She also has a hit podcast call the Womenpreneur and writes for the Huffington Post. Smita used to struggle believing in her own self confidence which you might be able to relate. Find out what Smita did to stand up and own her self confidence to get to where she is today and how you can apply it in your own journey. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Smita's episode, Smita's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

She started a business that allows more time for her family. Smita Singh shares her story in blogging, podcasting and business building. How to Handle Negative Comments on Your Blog or Podcast Starting an Online Business through Podcasting Starting Over with Confidence What You Can Expect Running Your Own Biz Starting a Business that Gives You Family Time For Full Transcripts of this show and More Resources http://relaunchshow.com/391 972-885-8384

Marketing and Branding are crucial to business. So I asked Smita Singh from the Womenpreneur Strategies for Success Podcast to join me on a blab discuss Do's and Don'ts.    For full show notes visit: http://www.gotogirl.co.nz/98  

Listen in today as I chat to one of my new heroes from India. Smita tells us why she works in the world of human trafficking, how young women are so resilient, why the issue is not always related to poverty and how she thinks things are getting better.BiographySmita grew up in a Christian home where she was inspired to help others. She knew at a young age that she would pursue a degree in clinical psychology. Once she graduated, she worked as a counsellor for a drug and rehabilitation clinic. Then continuing to follow her heart, she made the transition into an international justice organization that rescued young girls who were sold into the sex trade in Kolkata.As she participated in this work, helping to rescue over 171 girls, Smita noticed that many times they were rescuing the same girls and realized the need to good aftercare to prevent re-trafficking. She set out to start a holistic aftercare home that was dramatically different than the existing institutions that were like “processing warehouses” for rescued girls. In 2010 her vision became a reality when Mahima opened its doors to their first aftercare home.Mahima is a holistic ministry that is made up of a set of licensed aftercare facilities in Kolkata for the rescue and restoration of girls who were trafficked as minors into the sex trade. In 2010, Mahima opened its doors meeting a huge need for good aftercare in order to prevent re-trafficking, promote healing and restoration within the girls’ lives as well as the prosecution of perpetrators.She is supported and funded through an organization working to develop leaders in the Global South called Partners International. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Smita is the mother of 2 boys who are her lifeline, a wife to the most supportive husband and passionate about creative marketing and branding strategies. Her goal is to look for invisible clues to help business owners shape their story powerfully across channels.  She has a strong passion to help women business owners, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs stand out in this crowded market with effective and creative marketing and branding strategies.  She had reverse culture shock when she moved from New Delhi, India to a small rural town in Pennsylvania to do her undergrad degree. In the past, she owned 2 brick and mortar businesses and a consulting firm.  Her Mindset strategies is her fuel. You can change your life by changing your mindset. Current Businesses: WomenpreneurSuccess.com Definition of Success: Before kids it was all about the big car, big house and all the money. Now it's to be able to give my family the freedom of time and money. If I can give my child my time to do the things we want to and not have to worry about anything else. Best Advice: If you are trying to do an online business start small.  Starting on the side gives you a sense of satisfaction that  you are working towards a goal. It gives you the runway to make sure your idea is going to work.  Words of Wisdom: Do not look at other people and do not compare yourself to other people. Everybody has a life story, find yours. Recommended Books: The Five Love Languages, The Firm, Think and Grow Rich, Pitch Perfect  Recommended Apps: Evernote, Headspace  Other Links: Orangetheory Contact Information: smita@womenpreneursuccess.com , @thesmitasingh If your enjoyed the show please Subscribe and leave a Review in iTunes Check us out on: Facebook and Twitter

Smita Singh is a serial entrepreneur and has created and sold several successful retail and services businesses. At one point, she was running two businesses while she had two little boys at home both under 5 years old. What’s her secret? Automated processes – which is what she now teaches other women entrepreneurs. Smita believes that one size does not fit all in business and she helps identify the holes in your system and creates a strategic plan to automate profit funnels so that you can create a realistic lifestyle business. She hosts a Podcast called Womenpreneur: where her goal is to help women overcome mindset limitations to start or grow their business using high growth tools and strategies. She couldn’t do any of this without the support of her husband who is her sounding board. She says she’s still a physical book kinda gal and her dream home must include a two story library. Motivational Quotes  (http://giftbizunwrapped.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/GBU-Candle-and-Quote-012-Smita.jpg) A Candle Flickering MomentIn her retail business, a customer went on a rant that left Smita wondering why. Hear what she learned from the experience and what happened with that customer. [22:38] Business Growth InsightsAs a brick and mortar shop, it’s so important to get involved within your community. [9:11] All about sales funnels [17:20] Success TraitShe’s not afraid of failure. Smita’s motto is sometimes you win and sometimes you learn. [22:07] Productivity/Lifestyle Tool Evernote (https://evernote.com/)  – Bring your life’s work together in one digital workspace. Google Calendar (https://www.google.com/calendar) – Google Calendar is a time-management web application and mobile app. Valuable Book The Lean StartUp (http://amzn.to/1SyF39G) by Eric Ries Special FREE Offer from Smita Smash Your Sales (http://www.womenpreneursuccess.com/giftbiz) – A step by step guide to attract leads, convert to loyal customers and optimize your sales with a physical product. Contact Links Website (http://www.womenpreneursuccess.com) Twitter (https://twitter.com/thesmitasingh) If you found value in this podcast, make sure to subscribe and leave a review in (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/GooglePodcasts) . That helps us spread the word to more makers just like you. Thanks! Sue