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Welcome to a new episode of the WAB Podcast. Today, we're exploring how student leadership, innovation, and the power of science come together to connect and inspire.  Joining us are members of WAB's High School STEMx Club, Grade 11 students Hannah, Utkarsh, and Shane, along with their teacher and advisor, Paul Wagenaar. Together, they share how a group of passionate students reimagined what science learning could look like, culminating in WAB's first-ever interschool Science Day.  STEMx began as a student-led initiative aimed at making science more engaging for younger learners. The group started by running hands-on workshops in the Elementary and Middle Schools. As Hannah, the club's leader, shared: “Last year, we decided to expand our impact.” For her, what makes the club meaningful is its inclusivity: "Some members aren't planning to study STEM in university or pursue it as a career. They joined for their interest." Driven by curiosity and a desire to break stereotypes, like the idea that STEM is only for the ‘smart' or mathematically inclined, the club set out to create a platform that showcased science as creative, hands-on, and socially relevant. The result was Science Day, an inter-school event exploring how science can help solve real-world issues, including challenges faced by refugees.  Utkarsh, who joined after being recruited by Hannah at the club fair, shared his motivation: “I wanted to see if I could use what I learned in the classroom and help other people enjoy it.” Shane added, “We're both very passionate about science and math, so we joined together.”  With encouragement from their advisor, science teacher Paul Wagenaar, the club took ownership of the planning process. “They're very self-motivated,” Paul said. “Many of them even contacted the administration themselves to organize the event.”  But bringing Science Day to life wasn't without setbacks. Faced with low early registration numbers, the team considered cancelling. “It was disappointing, especially for our grade 12 students and Mr. Wagenaar, who wouldn't be here next year,” said Hannah. She recalled nearly giving up—until a mentor reminded her that this was just their minimum viable version. “It won't be perfect, but it's a first step.” It reframed the challenge as part of the process, not the end of it. The team stepped up their efforts, sending out “a hundred messages a day,” and managed to rally enough interest to make Science Day a reality.  “The moment the opening ceremony began, it came to me that it's actually happening,” Hannah reflected. “A very small idea turned out to be so big and successful.” Utkarsh saw the impact in real time: “I saw them actually having fun and being creative. That's what we wanted, people having fun doing science and solving real problems.” Shane, who led a catapult-building activity, added, “I could tell the participants had a lot of fun. That was great.”  For Paul, the highlight was witnessing the students lead the entire process: “Seeing the club members sharing their passion, figuring out ways to solve problems when things went wrong was a joyous moment for me.”  Science Day was about testing ideas, navigating challenges, and seeing how student-led learning can have an impact. It's a reminder of what students can accomplish when given the space to lead. 

In a deeply moving conversation, Utkarsh Narang shares his remarkable journey from being a physiotherapist in India to becoming an influential executive coach and TEDx speaker in Australia. His story resonates with anyone seeking meaningful change, as he describes how a LinkedIn message unexpectedly opened the door to a new life abroad, proving that sometimes the most significant opportunities arise when we least expect them. Through his personal experiences with fear and uncertainty, Utkarsh demonstrates that courage isn't about the absence of fear, but rather about taking small, intentional steps forward despite it. The heart of Utkarsh's message lies in his unique perspective on leadership and purpose, beautifully illustrated through the story of a NASA janitor who saw his role not just as cleaning floors, but as contributing to putting a man on the moon. This powerful anecdote underscores his belief that true leadership is about becoming the best human being possible, creating safe spaces for others, and approaching challenges with empathy and authenticity. His insights remind us that every role, no matter how seemingly small, can contribute to something greater when viewed through the lens of purpose. Drawing from the ancient wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and yogic philosophy, Utkarsh offers transformative insights about living in the present moment and embracing non-attachment. His message is both profound and practical: purpose doesn't need to be grandiose; it can be found in the simple act of doing our best and being fully present in each moment. Through his words, we learn that true fulfillment comes not from external achievements, but from stripping away societal expectations and connecting with our authentic selves. The conversation serves as a powerful reminder that in our quest for meaning and success, the most important journey is becoming the best version of ourselves while helping others do the same. Links: Website: https://www.ignitedneurons.me/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ignitedneurons Patreon supporters get FREE access to Utkarsh's "Ignite your life in 7 days" program: https://www.patreon.com/posts/free-access-to-7-128099052

Private space travel once belonged in the realm of science fiction—but today, celebrities like Katy Perry are booking tickets on Blue Origin, and billionaires are launching rockets. In this episode, Dhruva and Utkarsh explore the growing role of private companies in space exploration and whether the shift away from government-led missions is cause for celebration or concern.They delve into the tension between public and private funding: Should space exploration serve collective scientific goals or market incentives? Is "move fast and break things" the right ethos for a domain where failure can mean catastrophe? And as access to space becomes commercialized, who really benefits?Supporters of private spaceflight argue it accelerates innovation, lowers costs, and inspires a new generation. But critics warn of widening inequalities, neglected public priorities, and the commodification of what many view as a shared human frontier.Beyond rockets and revenue, this conversation grapples with deeper questions of purpose, responsibility, and who gets to write humanity's next chapter among the stars.

Selective admissions have long defined access to elite universities but a number of scholars are challenging this model, arguing that it reinforces privilege and entrenches inequality. In this episode, Dhruva and Utkarsh examine the case for replacing selective admissions with a lottery among qualified applicants. The discussion draws on John Rawls's concept of the veil of ignorance, and Michael Sandel's critique of meritocracy, which highlights how systems of selection often obscure privilege and foster a corrosive hubris among so-called “winners,” who come to believe their success is entirely self-made.Advocates of the lottery system argue that it could democratize access, reduce stress and competition, and promote a more just distribution of opportunity. Critics counter that such a shift risks undermining academic standards, devaluing individual achievement, and replacing one set of biases with another.This conversation goes beyond admissions policy and raises deeper questions about fairness, equity, and justice.

In this episode, learn how Utkarsh Narang transitioned from physical therapist to executive coach and discover how to overcome fear and societal expectations to reinvent your own career. Utkarsh shares his personal journey, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery, confidence, and embracing uncertainty. Gain valuable insights into identifying your "why", stepping outside your comfort zone, and ultimately authoring your own life story. Tune in to be inspired and empowered to create a life on your own terms.

Digital Transformation in Insurance: Insights from Dark Horse Digital Solutions In this episode of FSBrew, we sit down with the team from Dark Horse Digital Solutions, including Naren, Kishore, and Utkarsh, to delve into their journey and perspectives on digital transformation. They discuss the founding of Dark Horse, the evolving role of IT in business, and the significance of change management. The conversation spans across different sectors with a particular focus on the nuances of digital transformation in the insurance industry. They also shed light on challenges such as legacy systems, customer data integration, and compliance. Finally, the team provides insights into the future trends and the importance of designing for change. #DigitalTransformation #InsuranceIndustry #DarkHorseDigitalSolutions #FSBrew #Technology #BusinessProcessManagement #AI #CustomerExperience00:00 Introduction to FSBrew and Dark Horse Digital Solutions 00:18 The Origin and Evolution of Dark Horse Digital Solutions 01:03 Understanding IT and Change Management 01:55 The Role of Applications in Business 06:24 Challenges in Digital Transformation for Insurance 15:57 Comparing Digital Trends Across Geographies 20:24 Approaches to Large-Scale Digital Transformation 25:26 Demystifying User-Level Challenges 25:46 The Importance of Culture in Large-Scale Projects 26:05 Frameworks and Structures in Digital Implementation 27:13 Open Banking and Open Insurance in the UAE 28:14 The Role of Technology and Openness 32:35 Security and Compliance in Open Architectures 33:26 Designing for Change in Digital Transformation 36:26 Future of Digital Transformation in Insurance 41:43 Customer-Centric Approaches and Technology 44:30 Final Thoughts on Transformation and Partnership Renjit Philip: Newsletter: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.onemorethinginai.com⁠⁠⁠ Socials: Twitter / X: @renjitphilip LinkedIn:  ⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/renjit-philip⁠⁠⁠ Vidya Veerapandian: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidya-veerapandian/⁠

In this compelling episode of "The Brand Called You," Utkarsh Narang shares his remarkable transformation from a Delhi-based physiotherapist to a globally recognized learning consultant and executive coach. Living by Gandhi's wisdom to "Live as if you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever," Narang reveals how understanding human behavior, embracing fear, and maintaining a growth mindset have shaped his success. His journey spans filming 400 hours of content for Columbia Business School, scaling startups, and now helping individuals and teams unlock their potential through his unique approach to learning and development. 00:45- About Utkarsh Narang Utkarsh is the learning facilitator and executive coach.  He is also a content creator, from being a physiotherapist to filming and editing 400 hours of content for Columbia Business School professor to scaling a startup and leading sales, he now helps individuals and teams outperform themselves.  He lives by the mantra of Mahatma Gandhi, live as you were to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

This American election was a battle of narratives. One side won. Dhruva and Utkarsh debate the key constructs and analyse macro implications. Most media outlets would have you believe that this election was the outcome of a supremely popular candidate vs one who wasn't. That doesn't quite capture the essence. Tune in for a deep dive

Join us as we have an incredible conversation on the depths of transition in life. Utkarsh & I discuss the deep waters of physical, mental, and emotional transition. Please watch and share with a friend. Utkarsh, is a Learning Consultant, Executive Coach, Facilitator, and Content Creator based in Melbourne, Australia. Over his 16-year career, he transitioned from being a physiotherapist, and a good one at that, to filming and editing 400 hours of content for a Columbia Business School professor. Utkarsh has also scaled a startup and led sales, and now, he focuses on helping individuals and teams outperform themselves. Throughout my journey, I have learned to make fear my ally in living a courageous life. He has a passion for understanding human behavior and uses his diverse experiences to build programs for organizations across the globe. He lives by 5 core values: Discipline, Excellence, Growth, Freedom, and Love. When he's not helping others get better, he enjoys working on myself through reading, meditation, exercise, and raising my two boys with my wife in Melbourne. A quote he lives by is, “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi. Keep up with Utkarsh https://www.linkedin.com/in/utkarsh-narang/ https://youtube.com/@ignitedneurons?si=3_FrjG1pxiYm4jja https://www.facebook.com/ignitedneurons?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.instagram.com/ignitedneurons?igsh=MTB4aGJyMTdsdmMwdw== Buy the Ignite Life Journal: US- https://a.co/d/etVKtzL Australia- https://www.amazon.com.au/Ignite-Life-Journal-self-work-introspective/dp/B0CQLV53HK/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/conversationsoftheheart/support

In this episode, Amir Bormand is joined by Utkarsh Sangi, Head of Engineering at EarnUp, to explore the pivotal transitions in an engineering career. They discuss the skills necessary to surpass the senior engineer level and why some opt to stay. Furthermore, the episode delves into managers' roles in mentoring and guiding engineers, emphasizing the need for trust and relevant experience from managers. Key topics include the subjective nature of skill assessments, the transition from senior to staff engineer, the importance of leadership development, and the dynamics between personal satisfaction and career growth. Utkarsh shares practical advice on career progression, problem-solving, and further mentorship opportunities, rounding out an episode filled with actionable insights for engineers and managers alike. Highlights: 01:06 The Senior Engineer Role: Definition and Expectations 02:41 Why Senior Engineer is a Terminal Position 06:50 The Role of the Manager in Career Progression 09:03 Mentorship and Choosing the Right Career Path 10:41 Subjectivity in Skill Assessment and Promotions 14:16 The Skill of Skill Acquisition 14:45 Impact and Role Change 16:48 Delegation and Managerial Skills 17:55 Leadership Development 20:18 Mentorship and Personal Development 22:34 Managing Senior Engineers Guest: Utkarsh Sangi is the Head of Engineering at EarnUp, a company focused on transforming mortgage servicing through technology. With a strong background in software engineering and technical leadership, Utkarsh has held key roles in scaling teams, driving product innovation, and managing complex engineering projects. His expertise spans various industries, including financial services and tech startups. Utkarsh is passionate about mentoring engineers, developing team leadership, and fostering a collaborative work environment that balances technical excellence with business outcomes. His experience and insights have positioned him as a leader in navigating the evolving demands of modern engineering organizations. ---- Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek. We would appreciate it if you would take a minute to rate and review us on your favorite podcast player. Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests? Please message me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

Welcome back to another episode of The Relatable Voice! Today, we are heading to Melbourne, Australia, to chat with Utkarsh Narang. Utkarsh is a Learning Consultant, Executive Coach, Facilitator, Content Creator ,TedEX Speaker and author. His latest project “Ignite' Life Journal” is out now.  Find out more at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/utkarsh-narang/

Welcome back to another episode of The Relatable Voice! Today, we are heading to Melbourne, Australia, to chat with Utkarsh Narang. Utkarsh is a Learning Consultant, Executive Coach, Facilitator, Content Creator ,TedEX Speaker and author. His latest project “Ignite' Life Journal” is out now.  Find out more at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/utkarsh-narang/

“If something were to happen to me today, would I be happy? Would I be fulfilled living the kind of life that I'm living right now?” In this episode, Nick speaks with Utkarsh Narang to explore the themes of self-mastery, personal development, and the importance of deeper conversations. Utkarsh shares his insights as an executive… Continue reading Understanding The Five Simple Steps To Achieve Self-Mastery With Utkarsh Narang The post Understanding The Five Simple Steps To Achieve Self-Mastery With Utkarsh Narang appeared first on Choose Your Calling.

Ashoka University, India's top liberal arts university, charges over a million rupees per year in tuition - three times the yearly income of the average Indian. Williams College, one of America's best-known liberal arts colleges, charges 68,000 dollars per year - more than the average yearly income in the US.  Despite its cost, the popularity of the liberal arts system is growing. Many new universities across the world - such as Krea in India or Ashesi in Ghana- are using the liberal arts model of requiring students to take classes across STEM, social sciences and the humanities and giving them time to decide on their majors. Even universities that require students to pick a major before joining, are increasingly encouraging them to gain skills in other fields.  What role does liberal arts play in the future of education? Should students be required to take classes in a variety of disciplines, or be allowed to focus on the fields they like? And how practical is it to expand the liberal arts model to millions of students across the world? Utkarsh and Dhruva draw on their experiences at universities such as Harvard, Oxford, Ashoka and INSEAD to debate the value of the liberal arts. 

Unicorns! Edtech! Startup bros! Welcome to a new episode of Arguable, where we dive into the world of venture capital and startups and try to separate hype from truth. Seven of the world's eight most highly-valued public companies were once venture capital-based tech startups. Venture capital and technology are eating the world. But what is VC, really? How does it work, and how does it make decisions about which startups to invest in? As we celebrate billion-dollar startups and as venture capitalists become media gurus and pundits, it's time to take a step back and ask some difficult questions. Has the growth of venture capital been good for entrepreneurship and innovation? What are the drawbacks and limitations of venture capital? And what kinds of tech entrepreneurship could we imagine beyond venture capital? Bringing together experience from academia, investment and building businesses of their own, Utkarsh and Dhruva try to understand the future of innovation and startups in India and beyond.

Welcome to the third episode of "Arguable," where we, Utkarsh and Dhruva, dive into the changing nature and value of work as we know it. We kick things off by dusting off John Maynard Keynes' crystal ball from 1930. Remember when he boldly predicted we'd all be living the 15-hour workweek dream by now? Spoiler alert: we're not. But why? We'll unpack this economic plot twist and why we're still chained to our desks instead of sipping piña coladas on the beach. Fast forward to today, and we're staring down the barrel of a Goldman Sachs report that's got everyone's circuits frying. Three hundred million jobs potentially replaced by AI? That's not just a new industrial revolution; it's a whole new economic dimension! The four most dangerous words used by pundits are, ‘This time it's different.' We follow their cue and explore whether this time it really is different. We're not just talking about machines taking over assembly lines. We're talking about AI potentially writing your next novel, diagnosing your illnesses, or even arguing your court cases. Is this the dawn of a utopian future or the prelude to a jobless dystopia? We navigate the choppy waters between techno-optimism and techno-skepticism, exploring why we should be both thrilled and terrified about our silicon-powered future. Will AI be our loyal sidekick, freeing us up for more creative pursuits? Or will it be the ultimate job thief, leaving us all twiddling our thumbs? Voltaire once said, "Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice, and need." Would we still work if AI-induced productivity made work unnecessary? There are reasons to believe we would. That's why we go into the Universal Basic Income debate. Tune in and tell us what you think. Mentioned: 1. Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren: John Maynard Keynes 2. The US labor market is automating and becoming more flexible: Goldman Sachs 3. Can This Country Show Europe How to Compete Again?: The New York Times 4. Passion Economy and the Side Hustle Revolution: Utkarsh Amitabh

Welcome to the second episode of "Arguable," where Dhruva Bhat and Utkarsh Amitabh engage in a discussion about the role of universities in political discourse. Between them, Dhruva and Utkarsh have studied at some of India and the world's top universities: Harvard, Oxford, Wharton, INSEAD and Ashoka. They bring their experience in education to the question: should universities take political stances, or should they remain neutral? In this podcast, we talk about the history of protest and political statements at universities, the growing distrust in higher education globally, and the benefits of a bottom-up versus a top-down approach to political discourse. Along the way, we explore the challenges of addressing diversity and inclusion in higher education, debating how universities can balance the need for fairness in admissions with the goal of fostering a diverse academic environment. What does this mean for the future of higher education and its role in society? And how should universities navigate the fine line between political engagement and neutrality? Tune in to this episode of "Arguable" to find out.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of "Arguable," where friends and debate enthusiasts Utkarsh Amitabh and Dhruva Bhat kick off a series designed to challenge your thinking and sharpen your ability to navigate tricky debates. In this episode, they tackle a compelling question: can you achieve more good by earning as much money as possible and donating it, or by choosing a career with a direct impact? Along the way, we dissect the principles of Effective Altruism, explore the power of role models, and analyze the balance between following one's passion and pursuing practicality in career choices. What can the examples of Tesla and Edison tell us about how to make change in the world? What is the role of the arts in doing good? And what does this mean for your life and career? Mentioned: * 80,000 Hours: https://80000hours.org/ * “What “We Owe the Future by Will MacAskill * "The Infinite Game" by Michael Lewis * "How to Be Famous" by Cass Sunstein Utkarsh Amitabh is the founder of Network Capital (networkcapital.tv), one of the world's largest mentorship platforms that empowers 7.5 million school students and 200,000+ young professionals to build meaningful careers. He is a writer at Harvard Business Review and the author of two best-selling books on work. An engineer by training, Utkarsh received his MBA from INSEAD, and is working on a doctorate at the University of Oxford. Dhruva Bhat co-founded and directs Lumiere Education, a company that delivers advanced extracurricular programs to thousands of high school students worldwide. n the past, he has coached the Indian national debate team to win the World Schools Debating Championships. Dhruva graduated from Harvard with an A.B. in economics and from Oxford with a Ph.D. in international development as a Rhodes Scholar.

Often as I sit and talk story with my guest, I have such a fun, therapeutic experience that before I know it twenty, or thirty minutes have flown by. This is how it was as I visited with Utkarsh Narang.Today, Utkarsh is a happiness coach but as he tells his story, he recalls just how his life path took him from New Delhi, India to Melbourne, Australia with a detour or two along the way.When I say Utkarsh is a happiness coach I should say that he feels everyone needs a little happiness in life and he's just around to provide the necessary nudge to get folks on their journey. He's a fan of the following quote from Mahatma Gandhi which I too fully embrace, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”https://www.facebook.com/ignitedneurons

Steve Hamoen welcomes Utkarsh Narang from Ignited Neurons to discuss the purpose of daily reflection through journaling. They explore Utkarsh's journey from physical therapy to global impact, the value of excellence, tools for a growth mindset, and balancing chaos with structured freedom. They also discuss integrating love into core values and share details on purchasing the Ignite Life journal.

Utkarsh Ambudkar, aka UTK, is an actor, rapper, and singer and is featured in the CBS hit show Ghosts. He is also known for his roles in Pitch Perfect, The Mindy Project, and Never Have I Ever. Kaly, aka Kunal Patel, is a highly-respected rapper who has collaborated with artists such as Indian musical composer and Oscar winner A.R. Rahman. As a side hustle, he also happens to be an attorney.These guys have been friends forever, but they've never really worked together. Now, in collaboration with their producer, Shankar Tucker, they have released their independent seven-track EP titled Too Grown Men, exploring themes of heartbreak and struggle and defying stereotypes.In this episode, we dive into the familiar theme of growing up on the fence between American and South Asian cultures, their own personal growth and experiences as artists, what they each bring to their music, and their plans for the future.Utkarsh discusses his early years in the music scene with MTV Desi, the BTS of his epic Oscar Performance with Questlove,  why he hasn't been to an ashram in India to find himself yet, and the potential plans for going on tour.  Kaly tells me about growing up Jersey without any brown people around him, why he is a rappers rapper,  how he still keeps his east coast roots living in LA, and what  it has been like working with the legendary A.R. Rahman. The Story of Too Grown Men: Utkarsh and Kaly dive into the creation of the EP and the theme of growing up between cultures and achieving a sense of freedom + Don't Care, the first album Utkarsh and Kaly worked on together + how Utkarsh's writing compliments Kaly's prolific output + getting married and having kids + their producer Shankar and white people who are more Indian than Indians (03:45)Back in the Day: Utkarsh talks about leaving college, VJing for MTV, and his first break + the early Indian music scene and meeting Karsh Kale and future Grammy winners Goldspot(13:10)Indian Music Scene: Kaly celebrates his good luck in working with A.R. Rahman + Punjabi rappers going viral on TikTok + Indian artists who now write for mainstream performers (16:52)Out on the Road: Utkarsh lays out his movie and TV schedule for the next six months + how he'd love to tour with Kaly and his wife + not getting enough Indian food in the White House + the age and beauty of Indian culture (19:01)Growing up Indian and American: Kaly talks about not growing up in India and seeing his relatives in India every six months + Ami and Utkarsh go deep into what makes a healthy attitude to being South Asian and American,  proudly wear the flag on your chest or just relax and operate as a human being + Utkarsh describes being relaxed about taking roles originally for white and black people, and being less worried about what people think + Kaly and Ami discuss growing up brown and being ignored rather than discriminated against + the importance of a natural, organic pride in South Asian culture (23:40)Organic Chemistry in the Studio: The story of the song Bring in the 808s. From thinking up the first line driving into the studio to writing the whole song in less than an hour (30:53)Rapid Fast Round: Highlights include rapping at the Oscars, asking Tom Hanks' wife permission to use the restroom and changing in a janitor's dressing room (35:24)Connect with Utkarsh: InstagramIMDB page Connect with Kaly: InstagramYouTube channel Let's talk Connect:Instagram This podcast is produced by Ginni Media.

Today we're in Melbourne, Australia and chatting with our guest Mr. Utkarsh Naran, the Founder and CEO of IgnitedNeurons. Utkarsh is on a mission to help managers become future leaders for the world. He is a learning consultant and an accomplished coach on the path to achieving ICF-PCC accreditation, having over 1,000 hours of coaching experience. With a career spanning 17 years across healthcare, leadership, and e-learning, Utkarsh has led numerous cross-domain teams in both tech startups and large-scale client projects for Fortune 500 companies.  His career started as a 

Utkarsh is the co-founder and CEO of SiteRecon. SiteRecon is an off-the-shelf property mapping solution for landscapers that simplifies sales, client relations and operations. Realising the critical importance of high resolution mapping solutions for an industry that works outdoors, Utkarsh built SiteRecon, believing that rapid access to the truth about our physical world will bring much-needed efficiency in the way businesses operate. In his free time, Utkarsh transforms into an armchair philosopher, film critic, MMA expert and a loving son, brother, husband and friend.

Can the Solarpunk movement offer the blueprint for a greener, more sustainable future? In this episode of ReFi Podcast, host John Ellison and guest Utkarsh Patel from Solarpunk DAO explore this thought-provoking question. A few weeks ago, Solarpunk DAO unveiled $EARTH coin, a bold initiative designed to transition individuals from petrochemical finances to regenerative, eco-friendly money with just a few clicks.  While explicitly not investment advice, this conversation offers a deep educational journey into Utkarsh's lifelong immersion in nature and his critical examination of the root causes behind climate change, biodiversity loss, topsoil degradation, and more. Utkarsh shares his Solarpunk vision for the future, reflecting on his journey from studying environmental sciences to becoming a pioneering entrepreneur in sustainable development across India and beyond. From their early encounters in Founders Circles, John was struck by Utkarsh's fierce determination to advance his vision.  In this episode, you will: 

Can the Solarpunk movement offer the blueprint for a greener, more sustainable future? In this episode of ReFi Podcast, host John Ellison and guest Utkarsh Patel from Solarpunk DAO explore this thought-provoking question. A few weeks ago, Solarpunk DAO unveiled $EARTH coin, a bold initiative designed to transition individuals from petrochemical finances to regenerative, eco-friendly money with just a few clicks.  While explicitly not investment advice, this conversation offers a deep educational journey into Utkarsh's lifelong immersion in nature and his critical examination of the root causes behind climate change, biodiversity loss, topsoil degradation, and more. Utkarsh shares his Solarpunk vision for the future, reflecting on his journey from studying environmental sciences to becoming a pioneering entrepreneur in sustainable development across India and beyond. From their early encounters in Founders Circles, John was struck by Utkarsh's fierce determination to advance his vision.  In this episode, you will: 

Join Utkarsh from class 3-F in an exciting podcast episode as he explains the significance of World Watermelon Day. Discover how this delicious fruit connects us to nature, health benefits it offers, and the fun traditions associated with celebrating this unique day. Get ready for a refreshing and informative journey into the world of watermelons!

The first film was called Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. This one should have been titled Gadar 2: A Screaming Match. Because there's a lot of shouting in this film. Here's Anupama Chopra's review of Gadar 2. To watch this review, click here: https://youtu.be/W13ZWqnb4X4 Have you subscribed to Film Companion yet? Follow Us On: https://www.facebook.com/filmcompanion  https://www.twitter.com/filmcompanion  http://instagram.com/filmcompanion Read all this, features & lists on Film Companion's website: https://www.filmcompanion.in/

The first film was called Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. This one should have been titled Gadar 2: A Screaming Match. Because there's a lot of shouting in this film. Here's Anupama Chopra's review of Gadar 2. To watch this review, click here: https://youtu.be/W13ZWqnb4X4 Have you subscribed to Film Companion yet? Follow Us On: https://www.facebook.com/filmcompanion  https://www.twitter.com/filmcompanion  http://instagram.com/filmcompanion Read all this, features & lists on Film Companion's website: https://www.filmcompanion.in/

In this episode, Amir Bormand interviews Utkarsh Sengar, the Director of Engineering at Webflow, about growth engineering and measuring customer behavior. They discuss Webflow's mission to make website building accessible to everyone, regardless of their coding skills, through their no-code platform. Utkarsh explains his role in managing the growth team and building the third-party ecosystem. This episode provides valuable insights into growth engineering and its importance in driving business success. Highlights 00:03:13 Growth engineering bridges product and business needs. 00:09:21 Partnership with data drives growth. 00:12:03 Impact measurement challenges for growth teams. 00:20:14 Balance FOMO with concrete use cases. 00:22:35 Importance of growth engineering collaboration. Utkarsh Sengar is a Director of Engineering at Webflow, leading their Growth and Ecosystem pillars. He has previously held various roles at eBay, OpenTable, and Upwork. Moreover, he utilizes his expertise as a technical advisor for startups and as a scout for Cowboy Ventures. https://www.linkedin.com/in/utsengar --- Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek, and we would appreciate it if you would take a minute to rate and review us on your favorite podcast player. Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests? Please message me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

Joe chats to 6x Top 5K finisher Utkarsh Dalmia, aka @FPLWire host Zophar, about his GW1 draft. How far will he be able take his motto 'get good players from good teams'' with this year's pricing? Want to win at FPL? CLICK HERE! ✍️ We have THE best Pre-Season FPL guide in the world!: Our awesome intro to every FPL team, new signings and friendly fixtures is live. Premium Members get an even better version including the only tracker of minutes, goals and form ⏬ ⭐ Now is THE BEST time to join FFScout as a member and get everything mentioned and much, much more. Join the Home of Fantasy Football TODAY and save 30% at Pre-Season prices! Want to join the Home of Fantasy Football?! 30% OFF!! ->> JOIN US! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Follow Fantasy Football Scout:

Abhay is joined by actor, rapper, producer, writer, and artist Utkarsh Ambudkar, for a conversation about his latest film 'World's Best' on Disney Plus.  They chatted about, among other things, sharing South Asian American stories, making a Disney film, and how parenting has changed his outlook.  Thankfully, Utkarsh shares some wise and helpful PSA's for everyone! (0:00 - 2:22) Introduction(2:22 - 12:04) Part 1: being a South Asian American artist, a different hunger(12:04 - 23:29) Part 2: connecting the dots of his career so far, World's Best, parenting, making a Disney movie(23:29 - 34:38) Part 3: urgency and patience, sobriety and versatility, lessons from the past and future(34:38) Conclusion

In this episode my friend Utkarsh talks about his experiences growing up in India, being bullied but making the best of it in the end, scoring 100% on his math tests by 12th grade and eventually starting a new life in the United States. Utkarsh also talks a little about how impactful it was for him to be in a space where mental health is discussed more openly and what led him to suspect he might have undiagnosed bipolar disorder.Check out our film "Bipolar", written and directed by Utkarshhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYnOlZAMvpQ(*Trigger warning: film contains highly sensitive content)

YouTube Channel:    / utkarshclassesjod...   Sandeep Maheshwari is a name among millions who struggled, failed and surged ahead in search of success, happiness and contentment. Just like any middle class guy, he too had a bunch of unclear dreams and a blurred vision of his goals in life. All he had was an undying learning attitude to hold on to. Rowing through ups and downs, it was time that taught him the true meaning of his life. To know more, log on to www.sandeepmaheshwari.com

Srivastava reflects on his upbringing in India, learning to write Assembly, and going to Stanford University to complete his Ph.D in computer science.He shares his early career experiences at big tech names like Yahoo!, Google, Twitter, and Google.The group reflects on some of the engineering challenges at Patreon including technical debt, migrations to open source services, and troubleshooting bugs.Srivastava walks us all through upcoming product features that his engineering team is working to implement.Andy wins a Lifeboat Badge for answering this question about a list of all tags on Stack Overflow.Follow Ben, Matt, Cassidy, and Utkarsh.

Live TYSO taping w/ RICK GLASSMAN and ERIK GRIFFIN this Friday & Saturday, October 21 + 22, in St. Petersburg, FL. Also Stand up shows. Get tix and info here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rick-glassman-and-friends-live-podcast-standup-tickets-424715203607 Not sure who's a bigger fan of whom with this week's guest, Utkarsh Ambudkar, and Rick. Utkarsh, aka UTK the INC, comes in knowing the rules. He takes his shoes off, washes his hands, and shows off his new $15,000 card that he pulled, pack fresh, the day before (a 1/10 Prizms Gold Rookie Signatures Anthony Edwards that has since been BGS graded 9.5 gem mint). Utkarsh isn't just a solid guy and big time actor (Pitch Perfect, Free Guy, Mulan, The Mindy Project, The Muppets, Brockmire, Key & Peele, Brittany Runs a Marathon, and currently starring in CBS' #1 hit, Ghosts)... He's also a LEGIT free-style rapper who chops hard on the beat nearly (well, kinda' nearly) as hard as Rick bops hard in the paint. #GlassmanBoppers #IAmPhenomenal  Since 2005, Ambudkar has been a part of hip-hop improv group "Freestyle Love Supreme." On the pod, Utkarsh talks about how he originated the role of Aaron Burr in the developmental readings of "Hamilton," how his drinking may have gotten in the way of him continuing that role, but also how that experience changed his life for the better, allowing him to find his sobriety (currently at 8 years sober as of this recording).   You'll want to check out his music after you hear his bars in this episode: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3AXr1YNxrLplk3tRwOrLlN Support TYSO by supporting our sponsors: When you want to be a better problem solver, therapy can get you there. Visit https://www.betterhelp.com/tyso today to get 10% off your first month.

Career development is the process of choosing a career, improving your skills, and advancing along a career path. It's a lifelong process of learning and decision-making that brings you closer to your ideal job, skill set, and lifestyle. Find out more about the factors and obstacles that affect a person's career development in this episode with Utkarsh Amitabh. About Utkarsh Amitabh Utkarsh Amitabh is the Chief Marketing Officer of 5ire.org, a blockchain unicorn valued at $1.5 Billion. 5ire.org acquired a stake in his company Network Capital (networkcapital.tv), one of the world's largest mentorship platforms that empowers 1.6 million school students and 150,000+ young professionals to build meaningful careers. He is a writer at Harvard Business Review, a Chevening Fellow at the University of Oxford, an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at INSEAD, and a World Economic Forum Global Shaper who represented the community at the Annual Meeting in Davos. He is the author of two best-selling books published by Sage - “The Seductive Illusion of Hard Work” and “Passion Economy and the Side Hustle Revolution”. World Economic Forum founder Professor Klaus Schwab wrote the foreword for both of his books. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Abhay is joined by the Sarthak Saksena the musician and songwriter behind the indie song "Phase" as well as Aneri Vajani and Utkarsh Kohli, the actors appearing in the terrific video.

Building a business is hard enough. Prateek and Utkarsh have created a way to auto mate the process of marketing that business. So that you as the business owner can focus your time and energy on what you feel is more important. They share the story on how they want to move their business into the US but the war between Russia and Ukraine is a big reason they they are staying where they are right now. It has made it difficult to move a business. This is the 176th Episode of Clicks and Bricks Business podcast. Let us know what you think about this episode on marketing your business.  (01:00) Introduction of Clickites and the owners of Clickites. Built an automated marketing business. (06:30) Ken asks about how an automated marketing business may impact a good sales person. (11:30) They go back and forth about how to make sales easier and handling customer objections properly to increase sales numbers. (18:00) How Prateek and Utkarsh find, train, and place employees with another business they also operate. (22:00) Prateek talks about how they are working towards moving their operations into the US and the war with Russia and Ukraine is something that is affecting them from expanding their company where they would like too. (28:00) Business talk final thoughts before wrapping up this business podcast episode.  About Clickites: What is the ultimate aim of any business? Success with infinite leads and high revenue. But is it easy to become successful so soon? Yes, it is. What if you're losing a huge amount of money on the wrong and unattractive website design instead? Say Bye to the days you spent worrying! Clickites will help you with its digital marketing strategies. About: Utkarsh:  Hi, I'm Utkarsh, currently the Co-Founder of Clickites & Career Kites. I am an SEO Expert by profession and an entrepreneur from heart.  Ever since my childhood, I was not at all good at academics but, I liked marketing and found that marketing is the thing that excites me but, there was so much to learn in the field of Marketing I felt the name marketing is itself an ocean. But, thanks to all my teachers and coaches that helped me to find my "Niche" i.e SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and I decided to be an SEO Expert since then. About Prateek: Hi, I'm Prateek, currently the Co-Founder at Clickites & Career Kites. I am a Sales Funnel Expert by profession and an entrepreneur by heart.   Ever since my childhood, I used to wonder about new things but, I liked sales and marketing and found that this is something that excites me. There was so much to learn in the field of sales and marketing, I felt that the name marketing is itself an ocean. But, thanks to all my mentors that helped me to find my "Niche" i.e. Sales funnels and Performance Marketing and I decided to be a Funnel Expert since then. Contact:  Phone: +1-408-800-0790  Email: contact@careerkites.com  LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/company/clickites  This is a podcast where they talk about: business podcast, business, podcast about business, small business, business owner, small business owner, build a business, building a business, how to build a business, how to market your business, digital marketing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clicksandbricks/support (https://anchor.fm/clicksandbricks/support) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The creator economy has seen rapid growth, thanks largely to software solutions like Patreon that are enabling creators. As the creator economy grows, providers must be prepared for scalability issues and the challenges of maintaining and growing a software infrastructure and the team that evolves it. In this episode, I interview Utkarash Srivastava, SVP Engineering The post Patreon Engineering with Utkarsh Srivastava appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Utkarsh Amitabh is the founder of Network Capital, one of the world's largest career intelligence communities. He writes for Harvard Business Review, Mint, Economic Times, and World Economic Forum and published the book The Seductive Illusion of Hard Work. He is a TED speaker, Chevening Fellow at University of Oxford and a World Economic Forum Global Shaper. An MBA graduate from INSEAD, Utkarsh previously worked at Microsoft and helped build India's first smart village which was recognized in the Prime Minister's Book of Pioneering Innovations. We connected with Utkarsh as we share a common passion for how people build their careers. We talk with Utkarsh about how his career unfolded, why and how he created Network Capital, his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, the core ideas of his book The Seductive Illusion of Hard Work, his practical suggestions for those who want to make a career change and more career advice inspired from his reflections and interactions with global leaders.  Links from the episode: Network CapitalUtkarsh' Linkedin profileUtkarsh's book – The Seductive Illusion of Hard WorkUtkarsh's Harvard Business Review articlesThanks for listening!Visit our homepage at https://disrupt-your-career.comIf you like the podcast, please take a moment to rate it and leave a review in Apple Podcast

"MINDSET" - #LTC Kevin Britz and Utkarsh Narang discuss mindsets. Our Mindset is the gateway to unlock the infinite potential we have within us. But if mindsets can work for us, they also work against us. Drawing in from his 15+ year-long career, of disrupting the status quo and succeeding in multiple industries, Utkarsh brings his understanding of life and leadership to help you succeed with a simple five-part framework. You will walk away with a deeper awareness of your ‘Why', acceptance that you are the author of your life story and ultimately achieving success Hosts details: Kevin Britz Lunchtime Series Host Business Owner, Leadership Facilitator, Training Specialist and Coach Leadership by Design Website: www.lunchtimeleadership.co.za Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadershipby... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinbrit... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevin_britz/ LMI Licensee - www.lmi-smi.co.za Utkarsh Narang Life Skills Facilitator & Founder of Ignited Neurons Website: www.ignitedneurons.me Email: utkarsh@ignitedneurons.me Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guru.utkarsh LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/utkarsh-narang/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ignitedneurons/ ____________________________ #LTC, #LunchtimeSeries, #KevinBritz, #Leadership #Mindset #UtkarshNarang

Actor and musician Utkarsh Ambudkar talks about seeking approval, self-destructive behavior and why he got sober. Plus our cutie immigrant moms both make cameos and Utkarsh keeps bringing up my husband's basketball skills. Where to find guests: Utkarsh @utktheinc on Instagram & Twitter Giulia @msgiuliarozzi on Instagram & @giuliarozzi on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second wave of the Covid pandemic in India caught the government and health infrastructure by a rude surprise and after a point, it was evident that the citizens were on their own. However, this was also the time that the community of founders & entrepreneurs stood up to solve the problem in their own unique way. In this episode, Karthik speaks to founders who were part of two such movements. Part 1 is Karthik's conversation with Gautam Raj Anand - Founder and CEO of Hubhopper, who was one of the people involved in the #MissionOxygen initiative that saved thousands of lives by procuring medical equipment through a huge crowdfunding initiative. Part 2 is Karthik's conversation with Uttkarsh Roy and Divyaansh Anuj – co-founders of Introbot, a chatbot that helped millions of people get authentic information and source medical and other supplies, by a combination of technology and crowdsourced validation. Together these two movements have saved thousands of lives in India during the second wave.You can follow Gautam on Twitter & Instagram:(https://www.instagram.com/gautam_raj_anand)You can follow Hubhopper on:Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/hubhopperofficial/)Twitter: (https://twitter.com/hubhopper)Website: (http://www.hubhopper.com/)iOS: (http://goo.gl/u94zYS)Android: (http://goo.gl/a4LMGS)You can follow Utkarsh & Divyaansh on:Twitter: (https://twitter.com/utkarsh_roy), (https://twitter.com/divyaanshanuj)LinkedIn: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/utkarshroy/), (https://www.linkedin.com/in/divyaansh/)You can follow Introbot on Twitter & LinkedIn: @IntrobotAI(https://www.linkedin.com/IntrobotAI)You can check out their website: http://www.introbot.co/Tweet to Karthik Nagarajan (@The_Karthik): https://twitter.com/The_Karthik and follow his WordPress handle here (filterkoffee.com).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

Utkarsh Sharma is the Founder and CEO of SiteRecon. SiteRecon platform completely automates property measurements and requires no human intervention. This is his second venture at the interface of artificial intelligence and geospatial mapping. Having built multiple, continental-scale datasets of commercial properties in his first venture, Utkarsh realized that there is no plug and play solution that delivers ready-to-use information about exteriors of a property. Utkarsh started SiteRecon to fill that gap, believing that rapid access to the truth about our physical world is a fundamental right of every business.

Utkarsh Sharma is the Founder and CEO of SiteRecon. SiteRecon platform completely automates property measurements and requires no human intervention. This is his second venture at the interface of artificial intelligence and geospatial mapping. Having built multiple, continental-scale datasets of commercial properties in his first venture, Utkarsh realized that there is no plug and play solution that delivers ready-to-use information about exteriors of a property. Utkarsh started SiteRecon to fill that gap, believing that rapid access to the truth about our physical world is a fundamental right of every business.

In this Episode, I speak with Utkarsh Amitabh, Founder of Network Capital on the Power of Community Building! Utkarsh Amitabh is the energizing founder who built Network Capital as a passion project, while working with at Microsoft. This passion project grew to become a Strong Community of Individuals connected across borders spanning throughout the globe. Network Capital reaches the epitome of collaboration and shows truly the power of a Community. All of Network Capital is for the Community, by the Community. Tune in to hear Utkarsh Amitabh gives us cues from his journey, share his insights from his Entrepreneurial Experience, and express anectodes from a variety of situations. Tune in, as we explore the Power of Community Building with Utkarsh Amitabh! We're available on Instagram & Twitter. Feel free to drop in your feedback! Subscribe to our WhatsApp Newsletter! I, Jivraj, am reachable on LinkedIn & Twitter!

In this episode, Kostas Pardalis sits down with Utkarsh Gupta, senior engineer of data science at 1mg, India's largest online healthcare platform.Together they discussed 1mg's data infrastructure, its response to the global pandemic and how data drives their product and their business. Highlights from the show included discussions about:Utkarsh and 1MG's background (1:32) 1mg being based on a bedrock of data (4:25)Business analytics (5:33)Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on business (11:40)Description of 1mg's data stack (16:53)Biggest challenges faced and managing collaboration (27:08)Opinions on open source technology (40:31)The Data Stack Show is a weekly podcast powered by RudderStack. Each week we'll talk to data engineers, analysts, and data scientists about their experience around building and maintaining data infrastructure, delivering data and data products, and driving better outcomes across their businesses with data.RudderStack helps businesses make the most out of their customer data while ensuring data privacy and security. To learn more about RudderStack visit rudderstack.com.

BMX or Bicycle Motocross is a cycle sport performed on BMX cycle, either in competitive BMX racing or freestyle BMX. We talk to Hamza Khan, the owner of WallRide Park in Hyderabad talks about the BMX culture in India and introduces us to the concept of racing and tricks. He explains the surgical precision required for executing tricks and the work goes behind doing the tricks. WallRide Park: http://www.wallridepark.co/ Funeral BMX India: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApUi8QpVwSw Mascot BMX: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9BL4gQMC9y3z8Phrba6HrA BMX at Olympics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PD6pFByqjs&t=237s Dave Mirra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P83IGQ1xTq0 Scottie Cramer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotty_Cranmer Intro/Outro Rap by Prajwal (@11th_tardis_boy) and recorded by Utkarsh.

Co-commisioners Utkarsh Ambudkar & Melissa Stetten catch you up on their Fantasy league, talk way too much about Mo Speights, who they're excited about this season, and LIVE TRADES happen on air!