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This week Andy and Chris chat to Tejal Doshi.Tejal is an associate dentist and a podcaster, and while shemay not be a practice owner, her story resonates with so many in the profession– especially those navigating the early years of their career.In this episode, Tejal chats about the key moments thatshaped her journey, her career in dentistry and the highs and challenges oflife as an associate. She speaks openly about the times she's felt overwhelmed andon the brink of burnout, and how a sabbatical in 2022 helped her to reset.Finally, she tells Chris and Andy about the podcast sheco-hosts with her sister, celebrating their shared heritage and bringingcultural stories to life. Topics:-         Tell usabout your childhood-         How was your time atdental school?-         What was your VT time in Berkshire like?-         When youstarted in dentistry who was kind to you?-         What ledto you taking a short sabbatical in 2022?-         What did you do with this time out?-         What do you think your life would look like without this break?-         Is this a pandemic in dentistry?-         Do you see loneliness in dentistry?-         Where does this loneliness and lack of willingness to be open and supportothers come from?-         Tell us about the podcast you host with your sister

Jason Stewart is a DJ (playing as Them Jeans) and cohost of How Long Gone, a podcast that dips in and out of the food world with surprising and entertaining frequency. It was so great to have Jason back on the show to talk about where he's been dining out in Los Angeles and New York, his home cooking stylings, and some of his recent writing for TASTE. Also on the show we have a great conversation with Tejal Rao, a critic at large for the Food section of The New York Times. Tejal is based in Los Angeles and wrote a terrific story about Pasadena's Panda Inn, the parent restaurant of Panda Express. We talk about the restaurant's legacy while digging into some of Tejal's recent favorite Los Angeles restaurants.Do you enjoy This Is TASTE? Drop us a review on Apple, or star us on Spotify. We'd love to hear from you. MORE FROM JASON STEWART:A Year of Los Angeles Dining [TASTE]Horses Wakes Up From a Very Bad Dream [TASTE]Craig's Isn't Fun or Fancy. It's Forgettable. [TASTE]Los Angeles Restaurants Right Now with The Angel's Emily Wilson [This Is TASTE]See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this episode, we delve into the critical concept of exit strategies. We'll explore how to skillfully prepare your management team for a potential sale and the strategic steps necessary to develop a business that is not only operational but also highly attractive to prospective buyers over time.My name is Melissa Gragg, and I'm a Financial Mediator and Business Valuation Expert in St. Louis, Missouri. In this episode, we are with Tejal Shah. Tejal is in Houston, Texas and the Founder & Managing Principal at Congruent Advisory Services, LLC.Melissa Gragg CVA, MAFF Expert testimony for financial and valuation issues  Bridge Valuation Partners, LLC  melissa@bridgevaluation.com  http://www.BridgeValuation.com  http://www.ValuationPodcast.com  http://www.MediatorPodcast.com  https://www.valuationmediation.com  Cell: (314) 541-8163Tejal ShahFounder & Managing Principal at Congruent Advisory Services LLC Email: tshah@congruentadvisory.comWeb: www.congruentadvisory.comSupport the Show.

In today's episode, I'm excited to chat with Tejal Patel, the inspiring yoga instructor and wellness advocate behind Tejal Yoga. With over a decade of experience, Tejal is dedicated to making yoga inclusive, accessible, and diverse.  In our conversation, we explore mindfulness, body positivity, and the intersection of yoga and social justice. Tejal shares her journey, tips for creating inclusive spaces, and practical advice for integrating yoga into daily life. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on fostering community and cultivating a compassionate world through yoga. Connect with Tejal:  Website Instagram The Five Mistakes Coaches Make When Trying to Sell Ethically with a Feminist Lens Do you LOVE providing your services, but selling feels like a completely different vibe? Download the free PDF today to learn how to sell ethically.  Business Witch The Course:  This episode is brought to you by⁠⁠ Business Witch The Course⁠⁠ Additional Resources: - ⁠⁠Learn about working with me and subscribe for business tips.⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Apply to be a 1:1 client.⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Follow me on Instagram!⁠

Tejal is an Indian American yoga teacher, writer, podcaster, and community organizer. She advocates for yoga through a social justice lens through her online studio, the abcdyogi global community, and the Yoga is Dead podcast. We talk about our respective journeys to becoming yoga teachers and the issues we see in the yoga and wellness world. From spiritual bypassing to centering physical movement to the co-opting of words like namaste, what is presented as yoga here in the west is an extracted and appropriated version of a spiritual practice.  Tejal shares with us that creating community has always been a part of her life, and that the point of yoga is to care for the collective and for those who are most at risk. She encourages us to go beyond living a life that is simply fine and to do what we are passionate about. She also reminds us of the importance of rest — of finding the savasana in our day.  Tejal is an example of what it means to be a true yogi. Tejal IG Leah IG

Neste episódio, o Dr. Lucas Zambon, Diretor Científico do IBSP, analisa os principais pontos de uma entrevista publicada pelo New England Journal of Medicine/NEJM Catalyst 2023, na qual Tejal Gandhi, Diretora de Segurança e Transformação do Press Ganey Associates LLC revela suas opiniões sobre os dados atuais da Segurança do Paciente.#IBSP #SegurançaDoPaciente #PodCast #IBSPPodcast #NovoEpisódio #NEJM #PressGaneyAssociates #Qualidade #HealthCare #Dados #patientsafety

In today's episode I sit down with Tejal Patel (she/they)  a first-generation Indian American yoga teacher, writer, podcaster, and community organizer. Tejal's aim is to educate and empower individuals and groups around the world to practice yoga holistically and through a social justice equity lens.We explore: Tejal's background Story & beginning Yoga Teacher training in 2012Seeking community through South Asian TeachersPracticing Yoga through a lens of advocacy, belonging and equityIntegrating Social Justice into the Yoga PracticesUnderstanding the barriers to the yoga practice for peopleExploring accessible and pricing Integrating authenticity and capitalism How to find a balance with keeping integrity in the practices and making a livingUsing strategic planning and flexibility to forecast what is possible and the power in exploring your numbers Inviting in the idea of Mutual Aid for people that have more to giveExploring the overwhelm that can come from bringing social justice into the yoga practices Inviting in the uncomfortable and owning your own self awarenessFinding a process system when you feel like you have done enough and how to find resources to move yourself forward Starting to broaden your scope and expand your perspectiveThe power in continuing to try, learn and grow“Both” and “and” can exist together  - expanding your network of receiving information Asking the question of what you think the practice of yoga is?Exploring where you get information and if diversity existsUntapped power of connecting and being a connector to increase our sense of belonging Tejal can be found decolonizing wellness with the revolutionary Tejal Yoga Online, a primarily South Asian teacher-led yoga space, with the abcdyogi interactive community, an online hub for healing and learning, and through the Yoga is Dead podcast, e-book, and signature cultural appropriation training.Leave a review and let us know your thoughts on this episode so we can continue to share this podcast with others or follow along on Instagram.

“There's always someone looking for help, whether we notice it or not. I think that we don't need to create a reality separate from the actual reality.”Such a meaningful conversation today with Tejal Patel, a first-generation Indian American yoga teacher, writer, podcaster, and community organizer. Tejal aims to educate and empower individuals and groups worldwide to practice yoga holistically and through a social justice equity lens.Touchpoints;➖ 14:10 Yoga is not a gift given to the world, it's a relationship➖23:31 Cultural appropriation vs appreciation➖32:51 Social justice and yoga are intrinsically linked➖37:21 What to do with our discomfort?➖44:21 How you can take action and join larger collectives➖46:00 Lululemon's negative climate impactTejal can be found organizing and teaching at the revolutionary Tejal Yoga online studio, a primarily South Asian teacher-led yoga community focused on social justice actions and authentic, culturally rooted spiritual practices: www.tejalyoga.comAlso mentioned in the episode is www.abcdyogi.com & www.yogaisdeadpodcast.comConnect with Tejal on IG: @tejalyogaThis discussion is filled with practical ways we can all begin to examine the inequalities in the communities and systems we're a part of, along with many tangible pathways to taking action right now. Tejal's clarity, conviction and well-spoken wisdom will leave you with much to consider.In oneness,BobbiThanks for listening!

Congruent Advisory Services, LLC began in 2019 with Tejal starting a boutique one-woman show. Her goals were to support business owners in the process of inception to exit. Tejal tells David that there was an agreed upon cohesive and collaborative approach. The exposure and openness shared amongst both partners led to a culture that was rooted in this type of thinking for business. In turn, this passes on the same experience to clients. Business involves numbers and emotions, but how do we manage them both?  Tune in for our interview with Tejal Shah as she shares how building trust in her partnerships allowed for tremendous growth and positive reviews within her business.

Are you making the most of your job search? Join us for an exciting episode featuring Tejal Wagadia, seasoned technical recruiter, as she breaks down the hiring process from the initial preparation phase to the application process, all the way to offer negotiation. Tejal guides us through each step of the job search journey, debunking myths and setting realistic expectations along the way.You'll learn the nuances of the job market, the significance of training programs, and why certain skills are often listed in job postings.Tune in for more topics covering:Job search tips and applicant screeningAnalyzing skills and experience in resumesUnderstanding job descriptions' significanceTips for tailoring your resume efficientlySalary negotiation and researching market valueConnect with Tejal:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caffeinatedcareers/Connect with Dave: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidfano About Teal:Teal is an all-in-one job search platform that provides job seekers with an integrated AI Resume Builder, Job Application Tracker, Contact Management, and many more tools to run an effective job search. Over 200,000+ people have trusted Teal to land their next job. Install their Chrome extension and learn more about their Job Tracker, AI Resume Builder, and LinkedIn Optimization tools at www.tealhq.com. Follow Teal on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tealhqTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@teal_hqYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@teal_hqInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/teal_hq/

Forget Scream Queens, this week, we're checking in with a Greens Queen, NY Times critic-at-large Tejal Rao. First, she laughs about the knife-throwing hobby she's always kept sharp. Then, she gives a behind-the-scenes look at the often-unglamorous cooking habits of a food writer and critic, which led her to the recipe that ended her self-described slobby cooking era: Twice-Cooked Broccoli Rabe, inspired by Alice Waters and Tejal's own adoration of all things leafy and green. Tejal Rao is a critic at large for The New York Times, recipe developer, and writer. If you like our show, don't forget to hit like and subscribe and leave us a review! Help support The One Recipe, and shows from APM Studios that bring people together, with a donation of any amount today.

When we loosen our grip on the "goal" of healing, we can experience the play and potential of the present -- and embodied internal relation that re-parents our inner child. In this conversation I talk with Tejal Patel, a somatic educator, yoga teacher, and facilitator of embodied liberation, who supports women in trusting their life force and vision. We explore:  Tejal's background in Eastern Mysticism and Taoism and how it relates to her orientation to healing and liberation  our inner mother and father and the practice of reparenting ourselves Stepping into the "mature feminine"  the womb-throat connection of the feminine-masculine, feeling-communicating roles within us how trauma resolution happens through play  tension as the experience of living outside the present moment putting down the endless tools for healing and growing our capacity for being sovereignty as a practice of embodiment, not hyper-independence Follow Tejal on Instagram at @tejal _p Check out her community, Temple of Remothering  Join The Womb Room Community Membership 

For years, multiple Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have relied on integrated assessment models or IAM modelling pathways to achieve global net zero targets.  The IPCC reports and IAM pathways have become key drivers of government policy on keeping a lid on global warming in many countries.  However, scholars from Global South have argued that IAMs have failed to incorporate the principles of equity and rights of developing countries while charting decarbonisation pathways. For instance, questions have been raised about how it is fair to ask both the U.S. and India to achieve a net zero by 2050, given U.S. massive historical emissions. To discuss the issue of lack of equity in net zero pathways, and ways for designing equitable models for climate action, we interviewed Dr. Tejal Kanitkar, Associate Professor at National Institute of Advanced Studies, and Dr. Rahul Tongia, Senior Fellow at the Centre for Social and Economic Progress. Both Tejal and Rahul are India's leading scholars and thinkers on climate and energy policy and have decades of experience working in this area. Full transcript of the episode is available here Suggested Readings: IPCC'S climate reports reveal an unequal science: https://carboncopy.info/ipccs-climate-reports-reveal-an-unequal-science/ Presented by 101Reporters Follow TIEH podcast on Twitter, Linkedin & YouTube Tejal Kanitkar is on Twitter & Linkedin Rahul Tongia is on Twitter & Linkedin Our hosts, Shreya Jai on Twitter, Linkedin & Dr. Sandeep Pai on Twitter, Linkedin Podcast Producer, Tejas Dayananda Sagar on Twitter & Linkedin

Tejal (she/they) is a first-generation Indian American yoga teacher, writer, and podcaster, joining Josie on the podcast today for a discussion about intersectional yoga. This episode touches upon yoga as a lifestyle, how people can practice yoga on their fertility journey without culturally appropriating, and the evolution of the relationship between yoga and queerness.  Visit Tejal Yoga online studio and abcdyogi global community.Listen to the Yoga is Dead Podcast, and Follow Tejal on Instagram. Recommendations:Race 2 DinnerWhite Women: Everything You Already Know About Your Own RacismSupport the Intersectional Fertility Podcast on Patreon

This brand-new podcast series explores how technology powers B2B experiences both now and in the future. From customer experience to brand experience, from user experience to employee experience, technology should now be at the forefront to ensure you remain successful in the B2B arena.   In this second episode, Nick Hague is joined by Tejal Patel, Senior Director of Global Digital Media at Cisco. Tejal brings with her a wealth of experience in digital marketing having worked across diverse sectors for world renowned brands including Microsoft, Nokia, Santander and now Cisco.

Tejal Patel is a first-generation Indian American yoga teacher, writer, podcaster, and community organizer. She advocates for yoga through a social justice lens and educates and empowers individuals and groups around the world to do the same. She accomplishes this with the Tejal Yoga online studio, the abcdyogi global community, and the Yoga is Dead Podcast. In this live episode, Jivana and Tejal discuss: The Yoga is Dead podcast How to go from having a concern or awareness and turning it into action The importance of service in yoga Taking yoga off your mat Yoga and politics Tejal's opening Accessible Yoga Conference keynote - "The Audacity of Hope for Yoga" Connect with Tejal: @tejalyoga Enjoy one free class at Tejal Yoga, now through Dec 31, 2022 Use code: 100PP-AYCTY at tejalyoga.com Tejal Yoga offers accessible movement and continuing education in a warm online environment. Our knowledgeable South Asian instructors are committed to the authentic and spiritual practice of yoga. Join us for any of these community-focused practices: Meditation: All Beings, Meditation: BIPOC Centered Pranayama & Breath Control Pranayama & Breath Slow Poses & Philosophy, Meditation: On Philosophy, Meditation & Sun Salutations, Restorative Poses & Poetry Readings, Science & Spirituality Satsang, Go Beyond The Asanas Learn more at tejalyoga.com

Tejal Patel is a first-generation Indian American yoga teacher, writer, podcaster, and community organizer. She advocates for yoga through a social justice lens and educates and empowers individuals and groups around the world to do the same. She accomplishes this with the Tejal Yoga online studio, the abcdyogi global community, and the Yoga is Dead Podcast. In this live episode, Jivana and Tejal discuss: The Yoga is Dead podcast How to go from having a concern or awareness and turning it into action The importance of service in yoga Taking yoga off your mat Yoga and politics Tejal's opening Accessible Yoga Conference keynote - "The Audacity of Hope for Yoga" Connect with Tejal: @tejalyoga Enjoy one free class at Tejal Yoga, now through Dec 31, 2022 Use code: 100PP-AYCTY at tejalyoga.com Tejal Yoga offers accessible movement and continuing education in a warm online environment. Our knowledgeable South Asian instructors are committed to the authentic and spiritual practice of yoga. Join us for any of these community-focused practices: Meditation: All Beings, Meditation: BIPOC Centered Pranayama & Breath Control Pranayama & Breath Slow Poses & Philosophy, Meditation: On Philosophy, Meditation & Sun Salutations, Restorative Poses & Poetry Readings, Science & Spirituality Satsang, Go Beyond The Asanas Learn more at tejalyoga.com

In today's episode we will be talking to Tejal, a therapist specializing in couples therapy and maternal mental health who is also mom to two young boys about some of the challenges second generation South Asian millennial parents face. As I always say parenting is one huge experiment. We all aspire to be better than the generation before us. But no one actually knows what they're doing. And just when you think you've got it all figured out our kid shows us otherwise. 

Our sixth episode features Dr. Tejal Desai, currently Deborah Cowan Endowed Professor and former chair of the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco, and the incoming Dean of Engineering at Brown University. She received her B.S. from Brown University in biomedical engineering in 1994 and was awarded a Ph.D. in bioengineering jointly from UCSF and UC Berkeley in 1998. Dr. Desai's research spans multiple disciplines including materials engineering, cell biology, tissue engineering, and pharmacological delivery systems to develop new therapeutic interventions for disease. She seeks to design new platforms, enabled by advancements in micro and nanotechnology, to overcome existing challenges in therapeutic delivery. She is a past President of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering and is a fellow of AIMBE, IAMBE, CRS, and BMES. In 2015, she was elected to the National Academy of Medicine and in 2019 to the National Academy of Inventors. Dr. Desai is also a vocal advocate for STEM education and outreach to women and underrepresented minority students. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Desai about the importance of bridging scientific communities for the benefit of both the people and scientific research, as well as balancing service commitments and leadership roles in an academic career.

You've been offered a job and you're seriously considering accepting but the salary isn't quite what you had hoped for. Do you just accept? Or do you negotiate? Research shows that if you're a woman, you likely won't negotiate. According to Find Your Dream Job guest Tejal Wagadia, women fear repercussions of negotiating salary. But employers expect it, so you need to learn to do it well. Be the first to bring up benefits, know what your non-negotiables are, and remember, the worst the employer can do is say no.  About Our Guest: Tejal Wagadia (http://linkedin.com/in/tejalwagadia) is a LinkedIn Top Voice and an award-winning talent leader. Tejal helps people learn what recruiters want through her blog, LinkedIn articles, and social media posts. Resources in This Episode: Subscribe to Tejal's newsletter, Caffeinated Careers (https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/6888999202198822912/) for regular articles geared toward job seekers and recruiters.  From our Sponsor: Find Your Dream Job is brought to you by TopResume.(http://macslist.org/topresume) Top Resume has helped more than 400,000 professionals land more interviews and get hired faster. Get a free review of your resume today from one of Top Resume's expert writers. (http://macslist.org/topresume)

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Jesal Parikh (she/they) is an Indian-American yoga teacher, movement educator, podcaster, author and disrupter working on creative solutions for equity in Yoga. She's co-host of the Yoga is Dead podcast and offers movement education through the lens of social justice. Through her work, Jesal aims to uplift those of us who are feeling isolated and marginalized by the yoga industry.    Jesal is co-leading the Functional Anatomy course at Prema Yoga Institute this fall- November 1- December 10th. Jesal has co-authored a book for Yoga is Dead called "Original Godmothers of Yoga" that is available for purchase now.     In This Episode:   The events that prompted Jesal and Tejal to start the Yoga is Dead Podcast. How Jesal began teaching yoga. Sanskrit names if you're not Indian/ South Asian and/or practice the practice of Hinduism.   Understanding cultural appropriation. Jesal's views on entrepreneurship in the United States as the basis of colonialism.  How white-bodied wellness practitioners can show up and create a culture that centers BIPOC. How Jesal reconciled sharing their popular podcast. The advice she gives to other creatives.  Whiteness, colorism, and the intersections of privilege and power.  Jesal shares what she believes we have to do collectively to do the work.      FULL SHOW NOTES Jesal Parikh Website Jesal Parikh Instagram Yoga Is Dead Podcast Yoga is Dead Instagram Laura Chung Instagram Brittany Simone Anderson Instagram The Werk Podcast Instagram The Werk Podcast Website YouTube Channel Connect with The Werk: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it, and tag us! Join our book club where we can learn in community!! Visit us at https://www.thewerkpodcast.com/bookclub for details. Subscribe, rate, and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @thewerkpodcast Let us know your favorite guests, lessons, or any topic requests.

Join Jyoti, Tejal & Jesal as they explore: Tejal & Jesal's experience of yoga growing up in South Asian households in the USA The experience of writing their e-book: The Original Godmothers of Yoga Why the questions 'what type of yoga do you teach?' is so challenging to answer Tejal & Jesal's journey into doing 'all things yoga' How yoga is all about relationships What Decolonizing Wellness & Decolonizing Yoga means The intentions behind their podcast 'Yoga Is Dead' and how it came about How we can honour and appreciate yoga ABOUT TEJAL: Tejal Patel (she/her) is an Indian-American yoga teacher, community organizer, writer and podcaster offering yoga through a social justice lens. She is a co-host of the Yoga is Dead podcast and founder of the Tejal Yoga teaching space and the abcdyogi village. In all her projects, she aims to empower individuals and communities through relationship building and by acknowledging the cultural roots of yoga. Instagram: @tejalyoga ABOUT JESAL Jesal Parikh (she/they) is an Indian-American yoga teacher, movement educator, podcaster, author and disrupter working on creative solutions for equity in Yoga. She's co-host of the Yoga is Dead podcast and she offers movement education through a social justice lens. Her mission is to uplift those of us who are feeling isolated and marginalized by the yoga industry. Instagram: @yogawalla ABOUT YOGA IS DEAD Yoga is Dead is a revolutionary team with a podcast that explores power, privilege, fair pay, harassment, race, cultural appropriation and capitalism in the yoga and wellness worlds. Join Indian-American hosts Tejal + Jesal as they expose all the monsters lurking under the yoga mat. Instagram: @yogaisdeadpodcast CONNECT WITH JYOTI: Jyoti (she/her) is the Founder of My Wellness Company, Yoga Teacher and Menstrual Cycle Coach. View her offerings & free wellness tools: www.mywellnesscompany.co.uk Instagram: @mywellnesscompany Email: hello@mywellnesscompany.co.uk With special thanks to Hanna Francis who has written & performed the music & song for this podcast Website: www.selfhelpsongwriter.com Instagram: @selfhelpsongwriter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jyotichadda/message

Episode 32 If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me @cyclebreakerparentsunite. Today's guest is Tejal Patel. Tejal is a trained embodiment mentor and decolonised yoga guide specialising in trauma-informed body-based healing. She supports others stepping into their personal power, self-sovereignty & soul-led creation. Her expertise includes body-mind healing for systemic oppression, emotional trauma, stress and anxiety. We talk about: · How parents can bring themselves into a healthy, regulated body? · How can we tell what state our nervous system is in? · What decolonised healing means to Tejal and an invitation to consider what it might mean for you You can still listen to Tejal's talk and all the summit talks here with 10% off for podcast listeners by getting yourself an all-access pass and supporting Leeds Baby Bank Charity *** You can follow Tejal on Instagram @tejal_p and she has an incredible gift for podcast listeners: If you are a visionary or cycle-breaker looking to step deeper into heart-led, authentic ways of being and creating, Tejal is offering free 30 minute 1:1 Embodied Mentorship sessions - a synergy of vision-creating, somatic healing and sovereignty reclamation - in exchange for being interviewed as part of her research for her community development Connect with Laura: Join me in the Facebook group Cycle Breaker Parents Unite and share your thoughts and mingle with other Cycle Breakers. Have you signed up for my free mini-course, ‘The 7-day Connection Reset?' Explore the love languages in your family and identify how your child best feels love - and just enjoy connecting with them in a range of ways over the 7 days of the videos (of course, you can binge them or watch and then take longer over each love language - it's your choice!) Remember: Healing + skills = the parent you always wanted to be

This week on Sari Not Sorry, we have a special guest, Tejal!!! She is back to talk to us about the new season of Netflix's Love is Blind. We have something to say about every personality that we saw in this season. Tune in to hear our thoughts!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SariNotSorry)

Tejal Rao is The New York Times' restaurant critic for California, a cooking columnist for The New York Times Magazine, and the author of the Times' weekly vegetarian newsletter, The Veggie. In today's session, Tejal opens up about losing her sense of taste and smell when she had Covid, what it felt like to get it back, how she's adjusted to life in Los Angeles, and being a picky eater as a child. We also cover the start of her career as a food critic, how she goes about writing a review, whether she worries about hurting a chef's feelings, going with her mom to Noma Tokyo and eating raw shrimp covered with ants (spoiler: her mom liked it!), and setting the internet on fire with her article claiming that California's bagels are better than New York's (I agree). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Hurt people, hurt people." This powerful and profound phrase holds so much truth. When you are a victim of any form of trauma, and you have the healing and ability needed to step back and look at the person who caused you pain, you can often find that the hurtful behavior patterns that someone exhibits stem from pain that another person had caused them earlier in their lives. We asked Tejal to join us today to specifically talk about Narcissistic behaviors and how these negative behavior patterns could be broken.Tejal Patel is the host of the Time-In Talks Podcast, and author of The Mom's Choice Gold Award winning book Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities to Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety and Stay Focused and motivational speaker.Her doable approach to family meditation and mindfully handling meltdowns (yours and your kids) sets her apart from the traditional self-help crowd and makes her a go-to expert for modern parents who want to NamaSLAY stress, snap less and raise mindful kids too.*******Tejal V Patel is a former divorce attorney turned certified mindful parenting coach, breathwork, meditation and mindfulness expert for families.Tejal has appeared in NBC10, Fox 29, Phl17, Pix 11, Yoga Journal, Parents Magazine, The Huffington Post, Us Weekly Magazine among other places spreading awareness about the Kids Can Meditate movementtejalvpatel.comhttps://instagram.com/tejalvpatel*******The Third Place Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners into the hard conversations that we have a tendency to avoid.We “go there” on things such as…How anger is beautifulHow to find presence amidst chaosHow to have difficult conversationsHow to be an allyHow to live with griefThe Third Place is a safe place where curiosity is encouraged, differences are welcomed, and empathy is embraced through healthy dialogue.We've forgotten how to talk to each other… Life has become polarized and dualistic - you're either with me or against me. To embrace the complex human experience is to see the world through other's eyes. The Third Place podcast helps with the disconnect. This looks like less conflict and tension and more like a peaceful existence with others. The Third Place podcast restores the art of dialogue.For additional resources and if you're interested in supporting the work of The Third Place Podcast, check out our Patreon page.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-third-place/donations

In this week's episode, we sit down with Tejal and talk about therapy within desi culture, as well as our experiences with mental health and some coping skills we picked up along the way! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @SariNotSorryPodcast!Support the show

Tejal who is Managing Director at Navisite has moved up the ladder with her passion to work innovations , commitments to Customers & team play Her story will inspire many who aspire become inspiring leaders as she herself is an example in action starting as SAP consultant & has scaled up as MD of a large team in India Tejal also has fitness passion , finds happiness with Family time and Friends like to travel different locations to get inspired  Her funda is all about Trust , Connect & Communicate 

Tejal talks to Meera about all things yoga and how she's combined her practice with social justice. In this week's motivational segment Meera gives some tips on how to boost your mood when you need it! Visit theschoolofsass.com for more life wisdom

Aisha Nash and I got together to talk about diet culture, the unwellness of the wellness industry and the importance of being a troublemaker.This conversation was a whirlwind of big topics, and there are links to dive deeper in the notes below. We covered lots of ground, roaming from the insidious nature of diet culture, to the ways that cultural systems like capitalism and racism play out in the wellness industry. We touched on Aisha's personal experiences as a south Asian woman in the Western yoga world, and caught a glimpse behind the curtain of the yoga industry, which is not always as love and light as it appears.ABOUT AISHAAisha is a yoga teacher who left a career working in Michelin starred restaurants after the stress of the job caught up with both her body and mind.She rediscovered yoga and wanted to share the practice that helped her be entirely content with exactly the person she is, but found that she didn't fit the mould of a yoga teacher that studios were looking for.Aisha now teaches classes that are focused on inclusivity, diversity and self love, with what she calls her Anti-Diet Yoga Approach.Find more of her work:www.aishanash.comPatreon@theaishanashMENTIONED & FURTHER RESOURCESBad Influencer. The documentary about Belle Gibson, the Instagram influencer who lied about having cancer (and curing it through healthy eating)Yoga Teacher's Union is working to make sure the industry reflects the values of liberation and healing at the heart of yogaJonelle Lewis and Kallie Schut in conversation about yoga's roots, colonialism & cultural appropriation. Jonelle has a whole series of conversations about racism in wellness in her IGTV, each a treasure trove of insight and wisdomYoga is Dead Podcast. Indian-American hosts Tejal and Jesal explore power, privilege, fair pay, harassment, race, cultural appropriation and capitalism in the yoga and wellness worldsOn this episode of Short Wave Sabrina Strings, author of the book Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fatphobia, explains the links between fatphobia and white supremacyWORK WITH MEDownload the Radical Rest StudioOne-to-One Embodiment GuidanceIn Practice, letters on embodiment magic in the real worldLINKS & CREDITSDrop me an email - waywardbodies@protonmail.comFind more of my work at ellebowerjohnston.comJoin the mailing list, my other favourite way to communicateThis episode is edited by the radiant Joeli Kelly, with eternal thanks and praises.

In this episode, I ask Pooja Virani (she/her) about her journey with yoga, her ancestral practice, and what it means to decolonize it. You can find out more about Pooja's work on her website at www.poojavirani.com or on Instagram @poojaviraniyoga. This month's community shoutout goes to Jesal Parikh and Tejal Patel, co-hosts of the Yoga is Dead Podcast. Tejal also created ABCD Yogi to connect people with South Asian instructors. Show them all some love! For more info on my work and how to support this show visit linktr.ee/jameepinedahealingarts.

Hur kan man må bra i denna stressiga värld? Jag vill undersöka olika sätt att leva på som gör det lättare att må bra och att applicera Ayurveda är ett sätt. Jag intervjuade Dr Tejal som har en lång utbildning inom Ayurveda. Jag tycker hon är intressant på många sätt. Hennes kunskap, närvaro och att hon levt på flera olika ställen i världen vilket ger henne en bredare syn. Vad är Ayurveda? Och hur kan det läka dig från stress?Avsnittet är på engelska och jag ber om ursäkt i förväg för eventuell svengelska:)Tack för att du lyssnar! Sprid gärna podden genom att gå in på din podcaster app och ge en recension eller ett par stjärnor. Gärna fem:)Ha en fin veckaCaroline See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is brought to you by Wheelhouse - the best revenue management platform for vacation and short term rentals.  Learn more about Wheelhouse here ➡️ https://usewheelhouse.com Use code KNOWINGHOSPITALITY for 50% off your first month with Wheelhouse. --- Tejal is a third-generation hotelier and Founding CEO of Neem Tree Hospitality based in the greater Houston area. I first got to talking with Tejal on Clubhouse where we would discuss the culture in hospitality and how we can move the needle as the industry reopens. Now that that is happening, I wanted to have her on the show to expand on some of those earlier discussions, but perhaps more importantly, since she's on the cusp of opening her own hotel, dive in to bridge the theory discussions of the past several months with the realities of a working asset. We're both very cognisant that discussions about work culture can come across as nothing more that complaining so we try to keep this discussion constructive with concrete examples that hopefully inspire new thinking and actions. About Tejal Tejal Patel CHO, CHIA is a third-generation hotelier based in Texas' greater Houston area. She has held multiple positions in different areas of the industry, such as hotel operations, restaurants, events, and consulting prior to becoming Founding CEO of Neem Tree Hospitality in 2019. She serves as an Ambassador for the Southeast Texas region of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) for 8 years. Since her early involvement with AAHOA, Tejal has developed a passion for advocating on behalf of the hotel industry. She is committed to creating a more inclusive industry for all hospitality professionals. Additionally, she serves her local community as a Board Member of the League City Convention & Visitors Bureau Advisory Board, and a Board Member for the League City Regional Chamber of Commerce. Beyond her community, she serves the industry as a member of organizations such as the Small and Independent Motel Association, the Texas Hotel & Lodging Association, and the International Hospitality Institute as a Board Member/Global Partner. Tejal holds a Bachelor of Science from the Conrad N. Hilton School of Hotel and Restaurant Management at the University of Houston and is completing an MBA with a concentration in Finance and Investment Management. Links Website: https://tejalpatel.co/ (https://tejalpatel.co) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tejalpatelhotelier/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tejalpatelhotelier/)

#126: There are many things that cause us stress that are outside of our control. What we can control is how we build our awareness and respond to the three types of stress, working from the inside out. Listen in to hear more!  About Tejal V. Patel: Tejal is a former divorce attorney turned certified mindful parenting coach, breathwork, meditation, and mindfulness expert for families. She helps modern moms infuse simple stress relief resets into their busy day so they snap less and feel their best.  She's a motivational speaker, host of the Time-In Talks Podcast, and author of The Award-winning book Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities to Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety and Stay Focused. Tejal has appeared in NBC10, Fox 29, Phl17, Pix 11, Yoga Journal, Parents Magazine, The Huffington Post, Us Weekly Magazine among other places spreading awareness about the Kids Can Meditate movement.   Join the Conscious Parents, Thriving Kids community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/138844930006014/ Stay in touch! Join the Conscious Parents, Thriving Kids community /Subscribe to the newsletter /YouTube/LinkedIn/Facebook/Instagram  

 “What if meditation was a part of a child’s daily routine, along with showering and brushing their teeth? How would it change their life?” -Tejal V. Patel May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we are having episodes all month focused on how to strengthen our own mental health as mothers, as well the mental health of our children. In http://3in30podcast.com/181-emotional-wellness-in-kids (last week’s episode), we learned from Lisa Sabey, founder of Parents-to-Parents, that mental wellness is based on SKILLS. Skills that can and must be taught from a very young age. Research shows that one of the foundational skills for mental wellness is mindfulness--the ability to notice and process our emotions.  In today’s episode, I’m honored to be interviewing Tejal V. Patel, a mindfulness and https://tejalvpatel.com/ (meditation advocate) for families, who is going to teach us HOW to incorporate daily meditation skills into life with our children, making it as integral a part of our daily routine as brushing our teeth. *** -Tejal V. Patel’s 3 Takeaways for Teaching Kids Meditation-  Know the difference between active meditation and passive meditation, and focus on active meditation with beginners.This means making movement part of your meditation practice, as you build basic meditation skills like breathing.  Don’t try to teach your child meditation in the midst of a meltdown. With daily mindfulness practice, you will find that massive meltdowns are fewer and farther between because they will build more ability to self-regulate. Be the guide from the side, not the sage from the stage. Even if you yourself have never practiced meditation, you can still teach your kids to do this. You can learn with them!  >>>Will you try any of these tips from Tejal V. Patel? What would you add to her takeaways? Tell us in the comments below! ***   -Sponsors- BetterHelp BetterHelp, the world’s largest provider of therapy, done 100% online. If you feel you might need counseling but are hesitant, nervous, or embarassed to invest in yourself this way, let me assure you that going to counseling will be a gift to your entire family. As you get stronger, so will your family.  BetterHelp is so convenient for busy moms, and you can get 10% off your first month, by going to http://betterhelp.com/3in30 (betterhelp.com/3in30).  Jane.com I am so excited to introduce you to Jane.Com, our https://3in30podcast.com/jane/ (newest sponsor) of the podcast. Have you ever heard of Jane? It’s a highly-curated, online boutique marketplace featuring the latest in women's fashion trends, accessories, home decor, children's clothing, and more called Jane.Com.  If you are interested in checking out what Jane.com has to offer, they actually helped me create a curated shop page especially for 3 in 30 listeners with some of my favorite items displayed. Go to http://jane.com/3in30 (jane.com/3in30). ***   -Get in touch with Tejal V. Patel!- Book: https://amzn.to/3aO5Ikg (Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities to Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety, and Stay Focused) Website:https://tejalvpatel.com/ ( Tejalvpatel.com) Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/tejalvpatel/ (tejalvpatel) Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-time-in-talks-podcast/id1475581286 (Time-In Podcast) *** -Links Mentioned in Today’s Show- https://amzn.to/3dMXhrd (Just Feel) by Mallika Chopra https://amzn.to/3aOpDzm (Just Breathe) by Malike Chopra -Related Episodes you might be interested in if you like this episode from Tejal V. Patel- http://3in30podcast.com/181-emotional-wellness-in-kids (181: HOW TO ENCOURAGE EMOTIONAL WELLNESS IN KIDS // LISA SABEY)https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/129-rethinking-meditation-as-busy-moms-dr-leah-weiss/ (129: RETHINKING MEDITATION AS A BUSY MOM // DR. LEAH WEISS)https://3in30podcast.com/captivate-podcast/mindfulness-in-motherhood/ (082: HOW TO USE...

Dr. Gandhi is responsible for advancing the Zero Harm movement, improving patient and workforce safety, and developing innovative health care transformation strategies. In addition, Dr. Gandhi is leading the Press Ganey Equity Partnership to advance equity in health care. Link to claim CME credit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3DXCFW3 (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3DXCFW3) CME credit is available for up to 3 years after the stated release date Contact CEOD@bmhcc.org if you have any questions about claiming credit.

All politics is local! So how do town committee chairs lead the Democratic Party at the local level? Tejal Vallam (Rocky Hill) and Joan Walker (Madison) join us to talk about the work they do to build the bench of candidates, engage volunteers and activists, and reach voters town-by-town.

This week, I'd like to share with you all a recent article titled “Will Fish Sauce and Charred Oranges Return the World Covid Took from Me?” written by Tejal Rao for the New York Times Magazine. This article was published on March 2, 2021. The author talks about her own journey first with anosmia due to Covid-19 then dealing with parosmia. Tejal shares additional information as well about smell training and she had a conversation with friend of the podcast, Chrissi Kelly, who you'll recognize from the UK based charity AbScent. To read "Will Fish Sauce and Charred Oranges Return the World Covid Took From Me?" by Tejal Rao click here. Connect with Tejal Rao on Twitter here. Watch the TikTok video here. To listen to the NPR piece, "New York Times Restaurant Critic Tries To Regain Sense Of Smell After COVID-19" click here. To learn more about the Smell and Taste Association of North America (STANA) click here. To donate to STANA, click here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/support

Creativity is not about how skillful you are or how successful you think you have to be. It is an expression of freedom and joy. Tejal Patel, Yoga, and Social Justice Educator, spoke with us about how we can build community through wellness spaces that offer us the creativity to express ourselves. Tejal is one of the decolonization leaders in the yoga and wellness space where she co-created the Yoga Is Dead podcast and also created the @abcdyogi community as a platform for South Asian yoga and meditation teachers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womxnofcolorsummit/support

This episode is LIFE for me right now as a Mom of two trying to navigate the "new normal" with school. I am so grateful for Tejal's amazing tips in this episode! She dives into specific mindfulness techniques to deal with stress, fascinating Ayurveda techniques, a guided meditation, and so much more. I know you'll get a lot out of this episode!Tejal V Patel is a former divorce attorney turned mindfulness, meditation and Ayurveda advocate for moms and kids. She's the host of the Time-In Talks Podcast , speaker and author of Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities To Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety and Stay Focused.In the last decade, through her Yoga Birdies and Mindful Beginnings programs she has educated hundreds of teachers, parents and children (including her own) how to playfully infuse mindfulness, meditation and yoga into classrooms and homes. Her fun, practical and simple way of infusing mindfulness and meditation into the lives of modern families in a way that is understandable to kids truly sets her apart from the traditional self-help crowd and makes her a go-to expert for modern moms seeking to raise the first generation of mindful, meditating kids and next generation of peace leaders.Website:  https://tejalvpatel.com/Podcast:  https://tejalvpatel.com/timeintalkspo..."Meditation for Kids" Book:  https://tejalvpatel.com/meditationfor...Brought to you by the Alaska Center for Spiritual Livinghttps://www.cslalaska.orgHosted by Blaze Bell. https://www.blazebell.com/ Interested in being a guest or a sponsor? Email - blazebellbliss@gmail.com

It's our first episode! I brought on my dear friend, Ava Moreno and we are chopping it up about VIRTUAL YOGA. Ava is 500 E-RYT, a certified personal trainer, movement specialist, professional dancer and teacher of dance & movement for the past 15 years. In this episode, Ava and I examine yoga at present and how it has been effected by COVID-19. State-wide shutdowns and a tumultuous landscape in the US have put yoga businesses under a microscope. Both myself and Ava have fully transitioned our business online and want to unpack that with you in this pilot episode. Check out Ava on her website and follow her on Instagram @avamoreno ✨ Mentions from this episode: RØDE Go Wireless Mic, Blue Yeti Mic, Tejal and Jesal of Yoga Is Dead Podcast, Skill in Action: Radicalizing Your Yoga Practice by Michelle Cassandra Johnson. Thanks for listening! Subscribe for future episodes! XOXO, TL --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hold-the-granola/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hold-the-granola/support

Tejal V. Patel is a former divorce attorney turned mindfulness and meditation advocate for parents and kids. She's the host of the Time-In Talks Podcast, mom of two, and the author of the brand new book Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities To Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety and Stay Focused. In this conversation we cover the importance of giving kids the tools to manage emotions starting at a young age, practical tips for kids of all ages who are feeling overwhelmed, how she unexpectedly attracted her first book deal by adding amazing value on Instagram, what it was like launching her first book during pandemic and quarantine mode, and more. Tune in and tag us on Instagram @tejalvpatel @nikkielledgebrown with your fave takeaways!   SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com/066  FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkielledgebrown MUSIC: "So Far So Close" by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike License.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Surprise! In the midst of WFH/momming so hard aka our every day bc "social distancing" is apparently what we should have been calling it from the start, we taped a VERY SPECIAL episode for you! We're thrilled to have Tejal Patel, a divorce attorney turned mindfulness + mediation coach for families and author of "Meditation for Kids" on today's podcast. Tune in as she shares how she was called to this new career path, what it's like working with children and teaching them to meditate, what it can do for kids and how this wellness ritual can strengthen the bond between parents and their babes. Don't know how to meditate? No problem! We dive into that too! Stay well mamas. We're thinking of you during this time of uncertainty - but yet remember these moments together can be a blessing. We're being forced to slow down. To prioritize. Let's hone in on what this time is trying to teach us. #kidscanmeditate #meditation #mindfulness #bewell Meet Tejal Patel Tejal V Patel is a former divorce attorney turned mindfulness, meditation and Ayurveda advocate for moms and kids. She's the host of the Time-In Talks Pod-cast , speaker and author of Meditation for Kids: 40 Activities To Manage Emotions, Ease Anxiety and Stay Focused. Named a “Well-being Warrior” in The Huffington Post, Tejal's soulful wisdom reaches moms globally through her signature online mindfulness and meditation courses, inspiring Time-In Talks podcast with her 5-year-old son Ayaan, booming Instagram mama community, motivating mindful parenting videos and power live events. In the last decade, through her Yoga Birdies and Mindful Beginnings programs she has educated hundreds of teachers, parents and children (including her own) how to playfully infuse mindfulness, meditation and yoga into classrooms and homes. Her fun, practical and simple way of infusing mindfulness and meditation into the lives of modern families in a way that is understandable to kids truly sets her apart from the traditional self-help crowd and makes her a go-to expert for modern moms seeking to raise calm, confident, and compassionate children and become the most present, patient and peaceful parent they can be Tejal has appeared in The Huffington Post, Finer Minds by MindValley, Mind Body Green, Positively Positive, Shining Mentor Magazine, among other places. Tejal lives in South Jersey with her hubby, two young sons, and parakeet Skye.

*This episode is sponsored by Masala My Life* It's a crossover episode between the hosts of Yoga is Dead Podcast (Tejal and Jesal) and The Woke Desi! Talking about cultural appropriation, truly listening to diverse voices, and making yoga a more equal, representative and authentic practice, this episode is one that'll stretch your limits and make you think. *A full list of resources can be found on the TWD website.

Tejal is a New York City-based yoga teacher, community builder and podcaster. She is a passionate advocate for the Indian American teacher in the Western offerings of yoga. She believes in the diverse representation for all people of colour (POC) in yoga. And seeks to create offerings that are inclusive and accessible for all body types, income and experience levels. She aims to offer a practice that raises the power of all individuals and communities in yoga. Tejal organises the ABCDyogi community to increase the visibility of south asian yoga and mindfulness teachers so that all people can learn about diverse ways to practice and increase knowledge. Tejal, along with her co-host Jesal, hosts the podcast Yoga Is Dead. A space to have critical conversations about power, privilege, fair pay, harassment, race, cultural appropriation and capitalism in the yoga and wellness worlds.   We chat about what yoga really is, its origins, diversity of practice, and paths to it. Tejal shares that yoga is a practice that goes beyond the physical practice or studio time. Tejal shares how she got into teaching yoga and what it means to her. We chat about what inclusive yoga looks like.  We then go into detail about the Yoga Is Dead podcast and why these conversations are so important. We touch on the white-washing of yoga and how the aspirational idea is counterintuitive to the meaning of yoga. And how white people need to learn to be allies, and even an accomplice in disrupting systems and structures of inequality and supremacy. Tejal shares we she also learnt through the process of hosting a podcast including the negativity and positive changes. Tejal tells us what cultural appropriation is in yoga and how to work out what you are doing is appropriative.  We learn more about what the ABCDYogi community is about, how it is a community and learning space. Tejal shares her self-care routines, what the good life means to her, and what advice she has for the listeners. Show notes: https://elizabethdhokia.com/tejalpatel #GoodLifeUnravelled

This week, Sarah discusses "Yoga And" culture with Tejal Patel and Jesal Parikh. In this episode, the women explore what yoga and is and why it is problematic. Tejal and Jesal share their three-pronged approach to assessing a new type of yoga. 1. Is it safe? 2. Is it mindful? 3. Is it appropriating another culture? Tejal and Jesal are hosts of the popular podcast, Yoga is Dead, a revolutionary podcast that explores power, privilege, fair pay, harassment, race, cultural appropriation and capitalism in the yoga and wellness worlds. You can connect with them on Instagram or Facebook or email them directly at yogaisdeadpodcast@gmail.com. You can support Tejal and Jesal by joining their Patreon community or supporting them on Venmo at @yogaisdeadpodcast. Want to connect with Sarah? Reach out to her on Instagram, Facebook, or directly via email at sarahdittmore@gmail.com.Thank you to Plum Deluxe for sponsoring this episode. Visit https://www.plumdeluxe.com/ today to order delicious loose leaf teas or join their Loose Leaf Tea of the Month Club for just $10/month! Use the code "TBM10" at check out to save 10% on all purchases. The Beginner's Mind is created in partnership with Shut Up & Yoga. Check out their books at www.shutupandyoga.com/books or join the conversation via the new Facebook group, Shut Up & Yoga Forum for Modern Yogis.