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Smriti Irani, the Union Minister for Women and Child Development in one of the Rajya Sabha sessions said that menstruation is a natural part of a woman's life and should not be considered a handicap hence specific policies for granting paid leave may not be necessary.This sparked a big discussion. Supporters, including Kangana Ranaut, agreed, suggesting such leave might not be essential. Conversely, critics like K. Kavitha from BRS condemned the remarks as ignorant. In this episode of Workwise, we covered this discussion with  Kalpana Sachdeva and Souniya Khurana. Kalpana is the Regional HR Director for Asia at Unique Logistics International and Souniya is the Co-founder & CEO of an award-winning new-age media and creative content company WYN Studio.

Get holistic financial planning with 1 Finance - https://1finance.onelink.me/5Kxt/ottrailerFrom dreams of grand houses to retail therapy addiction, from saving for emergencies to securing a brighter future for your child, each personal financial goal becomes a unique compass guiding your money journey.In this new podcast, join host Ashish Chawla, a financial expert and a researcher of human behavior, and explore the quirky, absurd, and fascinating ways our brains influence our financial decisions.Discover the secrets behind making smart money choices and decode the mind games that challenge your financial mojo. Tap into the wisdom of India's sharpest minds – psychologists, economists, financial experts, and brain scientists – offering advice based on deep research, trend analysis, and years of experience.Don't miss out! Subscribe for weekly episodes of Temperament by 1 Finance. This is where Money Meets Mind!Temperament is brought to you by 1 Finance and Produced by WYN Studio.*Disclaimer: Investments in securities market are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing.Registration granted by SEBI, membership of BASL and certification from National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.

Startups are not new to Indians anymore but unlocking success at startups may not come naturally to many.Wouldn't it be great to know how to ace your career in this fast-paced startup ecosystem? Is there a ready reckoner that we can lean on? Hosted by Mehar Sindhu Batra, in this episode of Workwise with Naukri.com, we delve deeper into this subject and speak to the CHROs of the country's top startups.You'll hear from Saurabh Deep Singla, the CHRO of UpGrad, Roma Bindroo, the CHRO of Zepto, and Kartik Rao, CHRO Good Glamm Group offering invaluable insights into what it takes to succeed in a startup.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

My guest this week on Tales from Heads is Ashwini Deshpande, co-founder and Director at Elephant Design - India's largest independent design consultancy. Through stories and anecdotes from her life and career, Ashwini shares how a not-so-confident young girl from Aurangabad went on to set up a successful business and became one of the finest thinkers on design - not just in India but in the whole world. We talk about how the idea of Elephant was born, the early challenges, going to a meeting and being asked ‘where is sir', being a users' advocate, a powerful lesson learnt from a client (Conflicts are situational, don't let them affect your relationships), her advice to clients (get you design partner into the game early), the creation of the PaperBoat brand, and more. It's sixty minutes of pure magic. Listen in. Learn. And get inspired!   Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Ashwini Deshpande - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn   For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.   Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining me in the latest episode of Tales from Heads is Robin Banerjee, President and CEO of Caprihans India LimitedWe talk about his early years of struggle, doing a CA because it was the cheapest professional course available, and the fabulous advice from a colleague and a boss that helped him grow. Robin also shares stories that underscore the importance of having an open mind, having a mentor to look up to, and never letting go of your dreams.Robin is also a best-selling author and writes about corporate frauds, blunders and scams. And he tells us why intelligent people do dumb things - and why we should always value our values.Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Robin Banerjee - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining me in this episode of Tales from Heads is Shailesh Kapoor, Founder and CEO of Ormax media.As a kid, he watched Hum Aapke Hain Kaun 150 times. He was a topper at IIMC – but turned down coveted high-paying jobs to find a role in the media and entertainment business. And after working for 9 years he set up a specialized insights consulting firm for the entertainment industry. To help test content, track consumer preferences, and forecast if a movie will be a hit or a dud.Shailesh shares insights and lessons from his fascinating journey including valuable tips on building a truly great place to work.Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Shailesh Kapoor - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SV Nathan - Partner and Chief Talent Officer at Deloitte India joins me in this week's episode of Tales from Heads. He is the author of “The Heart of Work”, and as you will discover, a fabulous story teller. “I am not a very clever guy. I just don't give up” says Nathan. Listen in as Nathan shares stories, lessons and advice on self-belief, humility, finding the right job, how to look at compensation, learning from seemingly insignificant roles, and enjoying the marathon called life.My favourite line from Nathan? “Water cuts Rock”. Persistence pays. Don't give up.Listen in. Learn. And get inspired! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn SV Nathan - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining me in this edition of Tales from Heads is Sandeep Ghosh, the Group Country Manager for India and South Asia at Visa.  In a career spanning over three decades Sandeep has worked across industries and geographies. Serving up valuable career advice for young leaders out there, Sandeep shares his views on the role of luck, on being a Jack of all trades and a master of none, making choices, being balanced, managing adversity, and the importance of being an authentic leader. Do listen in to his insightful responses to the rapid fire questions towards the end.  I enjoyed the chat with Sandeep. And I hope you do too.  Listen in. Learn. Get inspired! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Sandeep Ghosh - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chetan is the co-founder of The Himalayan Writing Retreat. He is a best-selling author, and the former CEO of HCL Learning.In this episode of Tales from heads, Chetan shares his journey from getting laid off to living the life of his dreams. He talks of the choices we make, the mistakes we make, how a layoff is an opportunity and not a curse, how not to let the workplace determine your self-worth, how to handle getting laid off, and why you must think again before chucking it all up and heading to the hills.There's loads of wisdom, and practical, actionable advice from a man who today makes less money, but is a lot happier. He tells us what we can all do to find happiness in our lives, so that at age 70, we aren't saying “I wish I had done that!”Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Chetan Mahajan - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sebi Joseph is President ,Otis India. In a three decade stint at the elevator company, Sebi worked in the Philippines and the Middle East  before becoming the head of the India business. In this episode of Tales from Heads, Sebi shares his thoughts and learnings on leadership, decision-making, the role of culture, and the challenges of synthesising cultures in an M&A scenario. “Humility is a measure of a leader's confidence.” “Culture is the secret sauce of great organisations.” “Follow your heart.” Those are just some of the many bits of advice you will encounter in this episode.  Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Sebi Joseph - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining me in this episode of Tales from Heads is W V Raman - former India cricketer, commentator, coach and a best-selling author too. We talk about his early cricketing career, how a chess playing kid became a bowler before turning into a stylish left handed batter. The lessons learnt as a player, and his experiences as a coach too.I asked W V what he'd look for in a potential leader. His response was direct: Someone who is not selfish. And someone who doesn't take decisions to please others.Great advice for leaders. On the field. And off it too.Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ask any professional and they will tell you that career breaks are a dreaded phenomenon in a corporate setup. But why is that? Sometime, a career break is inevitable and should that necessarily mean a career bump? In this episode, we speak to Ashwini Gangal, ex-managing editor of afaqs! who is now on a career break by choice. We also get in touch with  Khushboo Sharma, a seasoned talent expert.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

Krish Shankar is Group Head - Human Resources at Infosys. An HR industry veteran, Krish is the author of “Catalyse”. He is also a past president of the National HRD Network. In this conversation, Krish shares tiny stories and nuggets of wisdom. You'll hear a powerful lesson he learnt from R Gopalakrishnan - who told Krish to stop behaving like his teen-aged daughter. You'll meet Miss Daphne. And you'll hear about ideas like jobs to be done, niceness is not greatness, what organisations can do to nurture talent, and giving people a second chance. And my favourite line from Krish: Who you are is more important than what you do. Listen in. Learn. And get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Krish Shankar - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"My workspace is so toxic!” "That company has such a toxic work environment” “I can't believe I survived in that toxic office for so long…” – Some statements that we've heard, read and even said! But what is this toxic work culture? And how to navigate our way around it? Should one fight it out or better to simply fly away to greener pastures?Well, in this episode of our podcast, we put spotlight on these questions and try to figure out a way to best tackle toxic work cultures and how to tackle them.  Our host Deepak Pareek explore this subject with the help of Sawan Kapoor who within 8 years of his professional journey became the CEO of America's largest privately held wine and spirits business. In addition, he runs TruNorth Solutions, a career management firm.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

Saugata Gupta is The Managing Director and CEO of Marico Limited, a home-grown MNC that has been giving the big boys of the FMCG business a run for their money. In this conversation with Prakash, Saugata shares tiny nuggets and powerful lessons that can help you punch above your weight and become a better leader. He talks of learning early lessons in frugality, the difference between an ownership mindset - and a tenant mindset, and what organisations can learn from Ronaldo and Messi. Saugata also talks about his relationship with Harsh Mariwala - and how their partnership has helped make Marico a scaled insurgent.  Listen in. Learn. And get inspired! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Saugata Gupta - LinkedIn WYN Studio - LinkedIn For brand partnership, collaboration and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wynstudio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congratulations, you got the job!Excited? Relieved? Proud? But how much do you really know aboutthis new job? About the work culture... growth prospects... your manager's way of working?So before you reply to accept, take a minute to re-read and investigate the offer letter on factors you need to keep in mind before you say I do!In this episode, let's discuss this with our host Mehar Sindhu Batra and Garima Gulati Bhutani who is the HR Director of Communications at Client Associates.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

BIO: Souniya Khurana is the Co-Founder and CEO of the podcast company and a new-age media venture WYN (Wine) Studio.STORY: When Souniya was in grade six, she failed math. Everyone kept pushing her to focus on this failure instead of her strengths. This made her create a narrative that she wasn't good enough.LEARNING: Own your narrative. Don't let anybody else decide who you are or your narrative. You can change your narrative. “Please don't invest in things that you're bad at.”Souniya Khurana Guest profileSouniya Khurana is the Co-Founder and CEO of the most creative & sought-after branded podcast company and a new-age media venture WYN (Wine) Studio.While Souniya's career spans more than a decade across developing businesses and strategic roles and a failed startup before navigating her way successfully through her second entrepreneurial stint, WYN Studio, what has conspired to her success is owning her story and seeing through the many failures in her life as important milestones.TGIF, she often says! Often? Why? Because for her, it means, “Thank God I Failed!”Worst investment everSouniya was horrible at mathematics, and her family always told her that this was her weakness and that she should invest in it more to get better at it. Souniya really tried to get better at mathematics, and she did but at the expense of what she was really good at. Nobody ever amplified or helped Souniya look at her strength—English. She loved stories and the world of narratives. But nobody helped her realize that this was where she needed to invest more. She felt like she was not good enough for her entire school life.When Souniya failed math in sixth grade, she contemplated suicide because she felt her life was not worth it. Instead of looking at it as an event in her life, she ended up looking at it as who she was—a failure. She used that as a tag up until her first venture in 2016.No matter what happened before 2016, whether it was getting the best placement in college, good grades in university, or a good job, Souniya always felt that those things were happening by default. She didn't believe she made them happen. She always thought she wasn't good enough because people always pushed her to focus on her weaknesses.It was only after 2016, when Souniya met the right mentors, that she realized that the fact was that she was not good at math, but that didn't mean that she wasn't good enough.Lessons learnedOwn your narrative. People will tell you many things but step out of your situation, take a helicopter view, and create your own story.Take the emotion out of situations that drain you and look at them more rationally and clearly.Invest in your strengths.Always remember that it's you who's in the arena and the only one who knows what's going on. So don't let anybody belittle you or decide who you are or what's your narrative.Andrew's takeawaysStep outside of your situation and imagine that you're up on the ceiling looking down, and then use that as a tool to observe yourself.You can change your narrative.Actionable adviceIf you're on the verge of making important decisions—whether it's choosing the right education, right university, or career—first recognize your strengths. Think about those times when you felt you were in the absolute flow, when you loved doing what you were doing and were so engrossed and involved in that activity. Figure out what that thing...

What do you think of career transitions? Is it like taking a hit in your career progression to live your dream or do what you like? What do recruiters think about it?Is career transition seen as a sign of confusion or one is appreciated for following their heart? Let's delve deeper and find some answers…Our host Divas Gupta explores this subject with the help of Siddharth Banerjee who is the Managing Director for Pearson with an international business experience of more than 2 decades working with organizations like Unilever, Vodafone, Facebook. He is an active keynote speaker & a bestselling author. Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

You get a job of your choice - and bam! The recruiter asks you to decide your worth - your CTC! And then you're suddenly sweating, going numb and don't say a thing…Sounds familiar? Have you had this predicament?Well, let's get to the bottom of this in the latest episode of Workwise with Naukri – Is CTC negotiation with recruiters a losing battle? Or is there a way to get your way?Our host Mehar Sindhu Batra explores this subject with the help of Kalpana Sachdeva who has over 17 years of experience in the recruitment industry.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

Relationships occupy a crucial space in everyone's life but what about the one that is critical to the career? The one that we share with our managers – do we know how to navigate the inevitable ups and downs in this relationship?In this episode we try to figure out how to manage our manager. What can we do and say to better strengthen our bond with our bosses to ensure success in career and most importantly, peace of mind!Our host Deepak Pareek explore this subject with the help of Lloyd Mathias who has experience of working with several managers. He has also led large teams in his long career in different organizations like HP, Tata, Motorola & PepsiCo.Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

How to know when is the time to leave? What are the signs that we keep ignoring until we cannot any longer? In this episode we mull over the question – when it's time to go?Jobbers across the globe are not new to the job switch phenomena and different motivations drive their move. However, are there any red flags that we can see from a distance; indicating, nudging, and signaling us to start our job search before it's too late or inevitable?Give this episode a listen and plan your professional shifts to better elevate your careers!Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio.

How do you think is to have a podcast mentor, as your 90th Podcast guest! Well we are super excited when Bijay Gautam, Co-Founder at WYN Studio; Host & Founder of podcast - The Inspiring Talk, was on this side of being interviewed, on my landmark 90th Podcast! Bijay came across as a person who is really humble, and who did not shy away from talking about how he wasn't 'good enough', to creating self belief in whatever he does now. This podcast is definitely for those who want to start their podcast journey or who are already in their podcast journey and want to hear more about it (a few hacks

Bosses have been villainized since time immemorial and not many people like their bosses. But why is that? Have employees been too critical in evaluating their bosses or are bosses simply not doing enough? Could it be that bosses are often misunderstood or maybe their efforts are half-hearted… In this episode we put bosses in the spotlight and hear their side of the story. Is being a boss a thankless job? Listen now to know more!         Find Us Online:Naukri.com &  WYN Studio

In the first episode, we address the predicament that laces every jobbers' mind when starting afresh in a new firm and most often than not one avoids asking the pertinent question – How to tackle the first 60-day anxiety at the workplace? But what is stopping them? Is accepting anxiety a sign of weakness? Or is it social conditioning which tells them that it is ‘normal' to feel a bit jittery in the beginning?Divas Gupta speaks on this matter with Dhruv Bogra who has experience of heading dynamic business organizations like Royal Enfield, Titan, Adidas, Welspun and Forever New.Find Us Online:Naukri.com & WYN Studio

We spend about 60% of our conscious time at work. That's a lot, isn't it! Wouldn't it be nice to have it wisely sorted and addressed? 60% of your life made wiser??  Awesome, Right? Well, here we are! Workwise with Naukri is your companion for making work wiser. We bring you conversations and insights that help you work wise by figuring things out quicker and taking the right decisions in your career. Be it big decisions like career transitions or everyday stuff like managing your manager or handling workplace anxiety – Workwise, we cover it all! So hit the follow button and let the listening begin! Workwise with Naukri is a podcast from Naukri.com and produced by WYN Studio

You can't get better at something you don't start! Our guest this week on the Absolutely Write podcast is Bijay Goutaum . Bijay is the Co-founder of WYN Studio, a creative content studio specializing in audio storytelling and podcasts. He hosts one of the top podcasts in India- The Inspiring Talk reaching over a million people. On this podcast, he chats with top entrepreneurs, best-selling Authors, Thought leaders, and celebrities about their journey. His podcast has gained wider accolades from his listeners and media and was a finalist for Asia's Best Podcast Award 2019. Before all this began, Bijay was working as a Research Scientist in a leading Pharmaceutical Company. He was clearly losing motivation and drive in his life and that's when he started The Inspiring Talk. Within 15 months of starting his podcast, he quit his job to follow his passion for podcasting and inspiring people through his podcast. Aditi analyses Bijay's handwriting and talks some interesting aspects of his personality including what makes him a unique and go-getter entrepreneur and what makes him step into the uncomfortable, ever so often. Bijay shares how people can they become more of their authentic self as a content creator.  Which is your favourite lesson and why? Share in the comments section. 

Stories have power.  Our guest this week on the Absolutely Write podcast is Souniya Khurana. Souniya is the Co-founder & CEO of WYN Studio, a new age media venture and the best-branded podcast studio, and audio agency. She is a REX Karamveer Chakra awardee, a globetrotting entrepreneur, a communications professional, a professional speaker, an IIM A graduate who failed her 6th grade only to do it twice and then failed at her first entrepreneurial stint and since then, has had quite a love-hate relationship with failure. And as she says  - In my failure, I found my story and new beliefs. Over the last decade, she has fallen in love with stories and compelling narratives and thus building brand narratives & amplifying brand voice is what excites her. She enables brands to leverage the power of audio and has produced over 15 chart-topping and award-winning podcasts. Aditi analyses Souniya's handwriting and talks about some interesting aspects of her personality including what makes her curious & interested leader. Souniya shares her love for podcasting and why she chose a to pursue her career in the difficult space of podcasting.  Keep a notepad handy to make notes. 

In our latest episode I speak to someone who I have been following fr a while now and have found not only inspiring but also learnt so much from about Podcasting.Meet my guest Bijay Goutaum, Co-founder, WYN Studio & Host- The Inspiring Talk Podcast. He answers all the questions that anyone who wants to start a podcast needs to know. Bijay Goutaum is the Co-founder of WYN Studio, a creative content studio specializing in audio storytelling and podcasts. He hosts one of the top podcasts in India- The Inspiring Talk reaching over a million people. On this podcast, he chats with top entrepreneurs, best-selling Authors, Thought leaders, and celebrities about their journey. His podcast has gained wider accolades from his listeners and media and was a finalist for Asia's Best Podcast Award 2019. As India's 1st Podcast Coach and Consultant, has coached hundreds of people and helped several organizations launch their podcasts. Bijay has been featured by national media like The Hindu, Hindustan Times, The Ken, and The Sunday Guardian Live among others. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and events who speaks on content, personal branding and new age storytelling.Class is in session!You can connect with Bijay via the below links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bijaygautam/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bijayspeaks/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/bijayspeaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/bijayspeaksWebsite: https://bijayspeaks.com WYN Studio: http://wyn.studio 

Bijay Goutaum, Co-founder, WYN Studio & Host- The Inspiring Talk Podcast, a creative content studio specializing in audio storytelling and podcasts.He hosts one of the top podcasts in India- The Inspiring Talk reaching over a million people. His show was among the Top Podcasts on Jio Saavn in 2020 and Gaana in 2021Before all this began, Bijay was working as a Research Scientist in a leading Pharmaceutical Company. He was clearly losing motivation and drive in his life and that's when he started The Inspiring Talk. Within 15 months of starting his podcast, he quit his job to follow his passion for podcasting and inspiring people through his podcast.Timestamps Journey of India's first podcasting coach - 2:31Elements of vulnerability - 13:47Podcasting trends - 21:34Power of 3 - 29:30Summary from The Inspiring Talks podcast - 37:38IST Message - 45:47QuotesHave self-belief even though people around you dissuadeFocus on one thing without getting distractedJudgment comes in the way of being vulnerableIf you want to connect dots you need to first collect the dotsThink beyond yourselfConnect with Bijay:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bijaygautam/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bijayspeaks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bijayspeaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/bijayspeaksWebsite: https://bijayspeaks.com Do not miss to check out our new website and share your love https://inspiresomeonetoday.in/Subscribe, follow, and leave your comments to help me get better with my episodes. Available on all podcast platforms, including, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, RadioPublic, TuneIn, Gaana Jio Saavn, AudibleDo stay tuned for new episodes every alternate Friday. Next episode - Apr 15'22.

Medieval India refers to a long period of Post-classical history of the Indian subcontinent between the "ancient period" and "modern period". Ms Anushka Pandey is an alumni from DPS Noida. She has done her BBA and Marketing (Finance) from Symbiosis International University. She is currently working as a Podcast producer at WYN Studio.

“You are not a body which has your soul, you are a soul that chose your body” ~ Sagrieka Mittal 

 To be Spiritual is to believe in The Soul, which is inside us, but why are we still unable to hear its guiding voice?
 The elixir of this “true knowledge” is available to all as “vibration” which we hear as sound, feel as feelings, and see as color. 

 Join me, Sagrieka Mittal, Sound Healer, and Spiritual Life Coach, as I take you on a journey to uncover the mystery and find an answer to all those questions which is the bridge to your true nature that is “bliss”, true joy. 

 Connect to “the source”, your highest self, with meditations, reflections, curated from my various readings of Soulful poetry, Sufi stories, and Vedantic wisdom to unlock the power of self-love and miracle manifestations by learning about the art of balancing chakras, understanding soul contracts and various other spiritual laws, to develop a healed presence in your being.

 Please follow me on Instagram: @sagriekamittal 
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sagriekamittal@theenlighthouse.com

 Written and Hosted by Sagrieka Mittal. Post-Production by WYN Studio.

Supria Dhanda is a business leader who was until recently the Vice President and Country Manager of Western Digital. She spent two decades in Human Resources across organisations like GE, Alcatel Lucent and Sandisk/Western Digital before transitioning into a business leadership role. And in this conversation with Prakash, Supria shares stories and nuggets from a fascinating life and career. Tales of growing up in a small town in Punjab, meeting Jack Welch (and the lesson she learnt), how to engage teams (no, you don't engage teams!), breaking stereotypes, and the power of going slow to go fast. Listen in, learn, and get inspired! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Supriya Dhanda - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lloyd Mathias is an angel investor and technology thought leader who has built brands and businesses across product categories and countries in a storied career.  In this conversation with Prakash, Lloyd shares powerful stories and lessons on standing up to competition, the importance of attention to detail, how to be a good client, how to build a great team. And how to make your next appraisal your best appraisal.  Come, listen in, learn and get inspired. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Lloyd Mathias - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bijay Goutaum, Co-Founder of WYN Studio joins Graham Brown in this episode of The Age of Audio. The Age of Audio is a series of conversations with thought leaders and changemakers in the world of audio. Podcasts, Radio, Social Audio, and Data are converging to create engaging and authentic content for a new generation of listeners. To get access to all the audio conversations and book content for Age of Audio, go to theageofaudio.com.SHOW HIGHLIGHTS: Spotify is spending a lot to commission original shows here in India, and they are getting Bollywood celebrities. They are getting YouTubers to do the shows.                                                                                                                                                                                                               Podcasting has really grown during the pandemic because a lot of people got into it as a listener. A lot of them got into it as a creator. So I must say it's been a great year for podcasting here in India.                                                                                                                                          Storytelling is a really great genre. That's working really well. And as I said, devotional and spiritual content that's doing really well as well. And personal transformation is another thing that works really well in India.                                                                                                               But now the next growth that's going to come on the podcasting, that's going to be from the reasonable languages, local languages, where, you know, from the smallest cities, because these are, this is where people are gonna relate to the content much better when, you get to hear the content in your mother tongue, then that's when you relate to the content much better.                                                                I don't remember the exact number, but I think it was more than 10 languages that Tik-Tok was available in India and that the way it has grown and exploded in India, I think the largest number of people using Tik-Tok was in India.                                                                                     With the tools like Anchor coming in and making it easier for a lot of people to create podcasts and even Indian podcasting apps that are trying really hard to get more and more creators on board to come and share their stories, share their poems and literature.                              I think they must be one of the highest spenders when it comes to creating new shows that are commissioning a lot of shows almost every week.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Brands are paying attention because when everybody's talking about the podcast, then brands obviously want to be where, audience's attention is, right?                                                                                                                                                                                                              We are helping brands to share their message with the world, helping them share their vision, mission maybe where what's happening and building thought leadership is something that's going to really push a lot of brands.                                                                                                  And I think a lot of Bollywood celebrities and stuff like that, people with a massive fan following and that's what Spotify is trying to do, tapping into these people and trying them to create an exclusive show on their platform so that they can get these people on the, on Spotify to consume the podcast and then maybe, discover other shows as well. 

Dr Ganesh Natarajan is the Founder of 5F World, a platform dedicated to investment and mentoring of start-ups, skills platforms and social enterprises. He is also Chairman of Honeywell Automation India Ltd. and a Director on the board of the State Bank of India.  He is a distinguished alumnus award winner of IIT Bombay and NITIE and completed the AMP at Harvard Business School Ganesh is credited with building and growing two corporate success stories: first APTECH and then Zensar. Listen in as Ganesh shares his leadership and success mantras, grabbing the opportunity that education provides, the importance of communication skills, why ego is the enemy, building teams and scaling up businesses (with love!). And how we can all enrich our lives with his 5 F framework! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Ganesh Natarajan - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deepak Jayaraman is a Leadership Coach and host of the popular podcast “ Play to Potential”. He is a double MBA (IIMA and London Business School) and has worked in Consulting and Search in India and overseas.  Listen in to get nuggets of wisdom around showing tough love, managing transitions, being a learner, listening to your inner voice and finding happiness at work and in life. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Deepak Jayaraman - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Knowing what you know now, what advice would you have for your 21-year-old self? That's a question I have asked many of my guests on this podcast.  So for this episode of Tales From Heads, I decided to ask myself the same question. Here then are seven bits of advice that I would give to my younger self. Listen in. And tell me. What's that one piece of advice you would want to share with your 21-year-old self? Follow: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Tales from Heads, Prakash is in conversation with, Partho Chakrabarti, the Managing Director of Faber-Castell India. Listen in to the fascinating story of a ‘back-bencher' who went on to become a top-notch Finance professional and then a CEO.  Partho shares nuggets and insights from his life as he talks about empathy, reading books, transitioning from finance to general management, being a global leader and the importance of taking risks. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Partho Chakraborty - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest in this episode of Tales from Heads, is Damodar Mall, the CEO of Grocery Retail at Reliance and the author of the bestselling book Supermarketwala. In this conversation with Prakash, Damodar shares hitherto unknown personal tidbits and insights from his life and career. Damodar talks about curiosity, intuition and insights, productivity and efficiency (and why they aren't always good), strategy (and why companies get it wrong), and trusting and inspiring teams. And he also talks about relaunching himself after a serious illness and choosing to play big. Listen in. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Damodar Mall- LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the loving memory of 'The Queen of Hearts'; the mother, daughter, sister, wife, friend, warrior, the magical and divine, the one and only, our beloved- C Pallavi Rao Narvekar. This final episode of Can Inspire is a tribute and celebration of her beautiful journey, in her own voice, in her own words. Happy Birthday, Pallavi! We love you, forever.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Tales from Heads, Prakash is in conversation with Harit Nagpal, the MD and CEO of Tata Sky. Harit has over three decades of experience across industries. He was a part of the Pepsi army at the peak of the cola wars in India, and then headed Marketing at Vodafone when pugs and zoozos became a part of our daily conversations. For the last ten years, Harit has been at the helm of Tata Sky. Sharing nuggets and insights from his experience, Harit talks about bosses and colleagues, hiring for attitude, empowerment, decision-making, and building large, consumer-centric organizations. This is Harit. Unplugged! Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Harit Nagpal- LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Tales from Heads, Prakash is in conversation with Tarun Rai. Tarun is currently the Chairman and Group CEO - South Asia of Wunderman Thompson. He is a Media and Communication professional with three decades of experience across both industries.  Through insightful, personal nuggets from a stellar career, Tarun shares some very interesting behind-the-scenes stories of some of India's iconic brands and the people who created the magic. Be it the story of working with Aamir Khan or the late Mr OP Munjal of Hero cycles, or how he almost didn't join HTA, you will find stories that bring a smile to your face. And leave you with a lesson to remember. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Tarun Rai - LinkedIn For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting your career and you don't know if you should switch jobs or stay at one place? Or maybe you're thinking about making a risky investment with your hard-earned money? Wouldnt it be great if you had a mentor, someone who's seen it all, to guide you through it? To tell you his own stories of failed investments and working at different companies? In this episode of Tales From Heads, Prakash is in a conversation with Rajat Jain. Rajat started his career with Hindustan Unilever and then moved on to working in sales, marketing business operations, experiencing different parts of a company. He has been a part of iconic brands, MD of Xerox India, MD & Global SVP of Disney India, EVP & Business Head of Sony and is the founder of PadUp Ventures. He talks about his early life, costly mistakes, his time at Sony Max and Disney and much much more. In the conversation, he also talks about his mentors and some of the bits of advice he got in his career which he now is passing on to people starting in the field. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio.  Tales From Heads is a Production of WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Follow Us: Prakash Iyer - LinkedIn Rajat Jain - LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a world filled with pretenders and opportunists, Cobain was the real thing, a unique and invaluable voice that stayed in the heads of lonely people everywhere. Friends or loved ones come and go, but he is THAT friend that stayed who screams in my head and also tells me “I am not alone”. Kurt Cobain died 27 years ago at the age of 27. (A friend of mine, Dr Philip Merry told me to find synchronicity in the numbers: I was born on 17 July 1977). His death on April 5 1994 was one of the most influential and groundbreaking events of the 90s. It took place during a time when grunge rock music was at its prime. Their music videos were super-intense (Heart-Shaped Box still scares me and fascinates me) and MTV brought the world together when the Smells Like Teen Spirit video premiered. My mom and dad, my two sis, and my next door neighbours absolutely hated it when I turned up the volume during Dive, Breed, Scoff, School, Endless Nameless, Scentless Apprentice, Radio-Friendly Unit Shifter, and even the hits like Lithium, Come As You Are and Smells Like Teen Spirit. Our generation loved Kurt Cobain and his music because it was so different and wasn’t staged - it was authenticity and comes from a place of pain. We have started to feel the effects of anxiety and angst and understood what they were - so to have Kurt Cobain literally screaming into a mic about how f*cked up his head is made people feel good - it was validation for Gen X-ers which our parents didn’t understand. The generations after us ie. Millennials and Gen Z experienced hand-me down stuff (and we’ll feature each generation covering Kurt Cobain songs during the #NirvanaTributeVirtualFestival) but this podcast episode recorded two weeks prior to the batch-taping event on our PodFest Asia - Live In Clubhouse session serving as a precursor, proved that Kurt Cobain was so ahead of his time and spoke to not just my generation but also all the generations that came after. It features spontaneous conversations with fellow podcasters, educators, new bandmates, spanning across generations and geographies and cathartic moments when audiences raised their hands to come on stage to provide their own impromptu rendition of “Come As You Are” and “Where Did You Sleep Last Night”. Decades in the making, April's Nirvana Tribute Virtual Festival literally took me a lifetime’s journey to learn how to do podcasting, curate an online festival, masking taping gear tech and apps, develop communicative and interviewing skills, establish network and build community in order to be able to make a serious stab at this and do my heroes Nirvana and friend Kurt Cobain justice. The Festival is more than simply remembering him and his music, it opens up the conversation on how his suicide made each generation feel. Like many in the pre-internet days, I found out about his suicide from the newsstands after basketball practice in school and kept the newspaper clippings thinking even back then, his suicide was as important and game changing as Nirvana’s Nevermind was in resetting music entirely. I still remember on that fateful day thinking that it sucks, even though it wasn’t a breakdown for me personally cos I was still a pre-teen and it was the first time in my life I heard of suicide and for days after, I was bummed out and confused about why would anyone kill himself? My only experience of death at that time was only my grandparents. That gun shot blew up his brains but opened up the conversation about suicide and mental health. His work is art. All his lyrics are existential, about pain, but like poetry, which is what you will mostly find on social media and some of my favourite podcast shows in 2021 today. Three decades in, after working through the ups and downs of life, career dissatisfactions, rough relationships that didn’t end well, more deaths in the family, tragedies piling up, feeling lost, pressures of finding myself, the struggles and journey to discover my own “stake the flag on the ground moment in the universe” before a brush with cancer and podcasting completely changed my life around. And gave me clarity. I can understand times better than before when someone goes through the mindset of Kurt Cobain when they realise the situation and the pain they are in meant suicide is the only way out; whether their end could also be representative of the rest of us still drawing breath, feeling not being able to eventually make it and why it is traumatising for us who are still here. In 2021, I fully understood why fans were bawling their eyes out when Kurt Cobain died in 1994. I bawled my eyes out when Chris Cornell hung himself in 2017. Next to Kurt Cobain, the suicide that bothers me a lot was Chris Cornell. When you tie to life experiences or what you are going through that you have, it makes it harder. Chris Cornell scared the f*ck out of me - the guy has a lovely wife and beautiful kids, perfect marriage, sober and healthy (allegedly), was always up and up, and to do that, you are always on, with a facade, a mask and personality to yourself. For me, to watch him take a further step (which I contemplated at certain points in my life) when he did that, I feel like maybe I cannot do it too. Cos he didn’t make it. You could see his struggles from his art and performances. Heck, like Cobain, you could see he wrote about killing himself in Soundgarden songs “Like Suicide”, “The Day I Tried To Live” the same way Kurt expressed himself about “I Hate Myself & I Want To Die” in all those grunge albums. We are all on the same road - If you make a list of disorders, whoever you talk to any given day, you can check every one of those boxes multiple times. When people are suffering alone: I have been there, I am there, it is very difficult. Pain makes you see light and create better art and music or in the case of comedians like Robin Williams, better jokes or for podcasters, better shows that are cathartic which cracked your hearts open. However sad that may be. When I was in a dark place, I make more podcasts. I am fine when I talk to people and I feel good. It’s all good and that sh*t is gone. It allows me to work through depression which is kinda beautiful vs going through a depression. It is like a challenge that gives you more confidence and a security blanket to myself that if I can handle this, nothing is gonna rattle me. Humour and not taking things and myself seriously is also a great defence mechanism. I couldn’t be the success or make more podcast shows if I gave up. Humans need our very own bio-survivability tickets too in order to keep ourself on this planet. P.S. This podcast also spotlight bands, artists and fans across Asia and beyond, I will be fulfilling my personal (as well as our audience) curiosity about: What was that like when Kurt died? What were you going through when you found out? Which suicide hurts more: Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Chris Bennington, Scott Weiland or Chris Cornell? What was the reason for stepping over the ledge?And many more questions spotlighting the artists and their work. You don’t want to miss this https://fb.me/e/AItU44Im Featured speakers on this podcast episode: Souniya Khurana, Co-Founder & CEO, WYN Studio https://www.linkedin.com/in/souniyakhurana/ Vince Fabella, Math Teacher at Thurston Middle School in the Laguna Beach Unified School District https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentfabella/ Andre Leong, Project Director, Mad & Medley Pte Ltd https://www.linkedin.com/in/andre-leong-a46942169/ Alicia Tien, Podcast Director & Producer, Tsinghua Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliciatien/ Podcast Trailer Music: Paul Christian (Vox), Andre Leong (Bass), Wayne Cheong (Drums) Pledge as a supporter to show love ❤️ for what we do on PodFest Asia: https://linktr.ee/PodfestasiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine. You are sitting next to a successful business leader on a long flight. And she - or he - is sharing stories from their life. Stories of struggle, perseverance and success. The lessons they have learnt. The advice they'd like to share. The mistakes they made - and what you should avoid. How cool - and life changing - would that be? The Tales From Heads podcast brings you up close with corporate honchos as they share stories of their personal experiences to shed light and discuss their triumphs and failures to the path of true success. This show is all about never heard before and raw - stories, plenty of advice, insights and wisdom. And actionable tips too to help you in your journey, your career, and your life. The show is hosted by Prakash Iyer, former CEO of Kimberly Clark and former Executive Director of PepsiCo among other roles during his three decades in the corporate world. He is a motivational speaker, Best Selling Author and Leadership Coach. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio   The show is brought to you by WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should you build a community around your podcast or should you create a podcast around your community? Why is a community important anyway? And how can you create that community and constantly deliver to them, giving your business a boost? This week's guest Mansi Zaveri has been building the community for parents since 2011 with her organization Kidsstop press. And in 2017, she launched her podcast to further add value to the parents. She hosts another podcast called Raising parents which is a short 20 mins conversations with parents on wide-ranging topics around parenting. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Mansi:  Instagram & Twitter Bijay: Instagram & LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  About Bijay Gautam:Bijay,is a podcasting mentor, co-founder of WYN Studio and Host of one of the top podcasts in India, The Inspiring TalkHe empowers coaches, trainers, speakers experts and entrepreneurs to build their influence, authority and business using the power of podcasting.Resources mentioned:Books:Naked by Papa CJThe Alabaster Girl by Zan PerrionBlogsBijay's complete blog: Why Listening To News Sucks!Robin Sharma's blog Steve Pavlina's blog App's mentioned: Insight Timer,The Inspiring Talk episodes mentioned: Davidji, Suren His other podcast: Podcast unfiltered

Where should you begin when starting a fictional show? How to know if a story is meant to be an audio show? And How should you evaluate a script? This week's guest RJ Mantra knows all about the different mediums of storytelling, be it theatre or Radio and especially Podcasting. With years of experience in this field, being an RJ, a comedian and now a podcaster Mantra knows a thing or two about creating fictional shows. He has his podcast channel MnM Talkies which specialises in audio dramas and has multiple shows ranging from horror to romance to thrillers. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: RJ Mantra: Instagram & Facebook Bijay: Instagram & LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to be a good leader even when you're not in a position of authority? What metrics should one look into if they want to judge someone's performance? These are some of the questions American entrepreneur Keith Ferrazzi will be answering in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Kieth talks about coaching leaders to be comfortable in welcoming diversity in their teams who challenge them and leaving a positive impression when team members leave you. Shayamal and Keith talk about their personal experiences with coaching and discuss how leadership evolves in the world of business and sports. For brand partnerships, collaborations, and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Kieth - Instagram & Twitter Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What should you know about podcast sponsorships to get ahead of the curve and leverage that information? What thoughts do brand managers have while deciding to sponsor a podcast? What metrics do they consider?  This week's guest Aditya Kuber, who has worked with Audioboom and BookMyShow in the past shares some thought-provoking insights on podcast monetization. He is the co-founder of Ideabrew Studios For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Aditya: LinkedIn Bijay: Instagram & LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to start your journey of spiritual growth? How can you conquer fear? And what does consciousness really mean? These are some of the questions new-age author Kartikeya Ladha will be answering in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Kartikeya talks about what the word "surrendering" in the spiritual world really means and what's the definition of "balance" for him. Shayamal and Kartikeya talk about their personal experiences with and understanding of spirituality and discuss how can one ever deeper than that world. For brand partnerships, collaborations, and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Kartikeya - Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We at WYN Studio have partnered with #PODFORCHANGE initiative to raise funds through Give India. For every donation, we'll match an equivalent amount up to INR 50K. Donate here- https://theinspiringtalk.com/give   ---- We are in the middle of the worst second wave of COVID-19, the world has seen. This time it has hit home for most of us. As I am recording this, all my family members are battling with this deadly virus. A lot of my dear friends have lost their loved ones and we have never felt such helpless.   On the other hand, there are amazing stories of hope. Stories of people going out of their way to help others in every possible way. While this might be the worst pandemic we have seen but also this is the time when we have seen best of the humanity. The stories of people stepping up to help others and save lives. We can't be grateful enough for those people.   In today's episode, I have a conversation with someone who has been tirelessly helping people and saving lives by starting a plasma donation network. Dr Maria Nigam who is a doctor based in Mumbai along with her few friends started a plasma donation initiative last year. Since then they have been matching donors to recipients and facilitating the donation process.   In this episode, we will explore everything around plasma donation. How it can help COVID patients, myths associated with this and how can you save lives.   Visit  http://pranapanindia.com/  to sign up to donate your plasma and save lives.   

How can you make money off of your podcast? Ravi and Bijay talk about what expectations should one have from monetizing their podcast along with busting some myths regarding creating an audience for an audio show. They also talk about effective ways to create a loyal audience and what not to do.  Apart from that, they discuss methods to successfully monetize your podcast and some practical ways Ravi has marketed his podcast in the past. Ravi Jayagopal is the co-Founder & co-Developer of DigitalAccessPass.com and also the creator of CoolCastPlayer.com. He also has his podcast SubscribeMe.fm where he talks about making, marketing & monetizing online digital content with membership sites, online courses and recurring subscriptions. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Contact Us Ravi: Insagram Bijay: Instagram  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you do a long-form interview-based podcast, have you ever wondered how can you make the nuggets from your podcast episodes more accessible to your listeners? This week's guest Deepak Jayaraman seem to have figured out a way to organize these nuggets of wisdom so that listeners can listen to these short clips based on themes. He has released 74 episodes of his show Play to Potential but also he has released 644 odd short clips pulled out of these 74 episodes. And he has created playlists on his website for people to listen to a different perspective from different guests on the same topic. We dive deep into his process in this episode.  For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Find Deepak @DpakJraman on Twitter and Bijay @bijayspeaks on Instagram.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send me a voice message-https://theinspiringtalk.com/speak  Amit Lodha is an IPS officer who serves as Inspector General of Police. Amit is one of the brave police officers whose life is nothing short of a Bollywood movie. Amit has executed some of the most dangerous criminal operations including minimizing Naxal Militants in Begusarai, Bihar.   Amit is the author of two bestseller books, Bihar Diaries where he shares the story of going after the most dangerous criminal of Bihar and the new one Life in the Uniform where he shares his life journey.   In our conversation, we discuss his journey of becoming an IPS officer, how you can develop mental toughness, fearlessness, how he deals with life threats and a lot more. Follow the Inspiring Talk on Facebook http://theinspiringtalk.com/facebook  Twitter http://theinspiringtalk.com/twitter  Instagram http://theinspiringtalk.com/instagram  Read full show notes and resources:  http://theinspiringtalk.com/112 Check out WYN Studio at https://wyn.studio   

During this time we all need to find ways to get through the devastating second wave of coronavirus in India. The impact of the pandemic has been extremely heartbreaking and so many of us are struggling mentally, emotionally and physically. In this episode of Perishable Wisdom, we talk about the 5 essential elements one can manage to overcome the problems we or someone we love are facing mentally and physically. The 5 tips covered: 1. Physiology 2. Psychology 3. Spirituality  4. People that surround you 5. Environmental Network Let's be aware of our surroundings, everyone is a little sensitive right now and we all need to be patient and tolerant with the people around us. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with me: Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to be a great conversationalist? How to decide who to bring as a guest on your show? And What do marketers look for in a podcast before sponsoring? Varun and Bijay talk about how to evolve your content with changing times, is it a good idea to go for shorter episodes and leveraging Clubhouse as a podcaster.  Varun Duggirala is the host of a podcast series on the evolution of advertising, media and content in today's world called "Advertising is Dead" and “The Varun Duggi Show”. He's also the co-founder of The Glitch, a marketing communications company. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Varun: Instagram & Twitter Bijay: Instagram & LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to be an authentic content creator who has a connection with his/her audience? Should you take a personal stance or a narrative stance on trending topics? and Should you have someone who would challenge your frame of thought while creating content? These are just some of the questions content creator and actress Freishia B will dive into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Freishia talks about why one shouldn't fall into the trap of virtual signalling while creating content and why you should have a support network. Shayamal and Freishia talk about their personal experiences with creating content and also discuss if a content creator should or should not take a stance on trending topics and more. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Freishia - Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to set and build a story for your fictional audio show? What's the best way to ask for feedback and what to consider while giving one? Nikesh Murali answers all these questions in great detail and goes deeper into the narration part of audio content and the art of storytelling. Nikesh, an award-winning writer and professional voice actor is the man behind Indian Noir, a chart-topping podcast featuring thrilling crime and horror audio stories set in India. He is an internationally acclaimed spoken poetry artist and also the author of a multi-award winning, Amazon bestselling short story collection 'The Killing fields'. Together with Nikesh, we produce a mythology fiction show, Heirs of The Pandavas- check the show out for gripping narration and great sound design. Find Nikesh @indiannoir and Bijay @bijayspeaks on Instagram.  For brand partnerships, collaborations, and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio. Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do some animals live longer than others? Is there a single factor that can be given credit for this? Yes! Breathing! Ex-Pharmacist turned Breathwork expert Niraj Naik dives into the science and art of Breathing in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Shayamal and Niraj talk about the different techniques of breathing and how each of them is best suited for the different kinds of energies all individuals naturally have.  They also talk briefly about fasting, plant-based medicine, psychedelics and is breathing connected to longevity? Niraj Naik is the founder of the healthcare brand ‘SOMA Breath' which is dedicated to enlightening people on topics of holistic health, breathwork, medications, restful sleeping and much more. After battling a life-threatening disease he also came with his book 'Ulcerative Colitis Treatment: How I Beat Ulcerative Colitis - The Natural Way. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us:  Niraj: Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter Other Links: Free Masterclass See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's next for podcasting in India? Where is the next growth of podcast coming from? What does it mean to run a podcast company in India today? How are podcasters going to make money and when? Sreeraman answers all these questions and goes deeper into why a company should consider creating their platform and in some cases why not. He also talks about how creators can be better at negotiating while selling their content and some actionable tips for when you're looking for sponsors. Sreeraman Thiagarajan is the CEO of Aawaz. Aawaz is the largest spoken-word audio and podcast network in Indian languages and has over 1000 hours of original content on it. He also runs startup communities, writes bylines for The Economic Times and is listed as Google Launchpad mentor. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Sreeraman: Twitter & LinkedIn Bijay: Instagram & LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's the best feedback you can give to someone who's on a path of growth? How to check if there a relation between your competency and belief system? And does changing your belief system make life easier? Globally Acclaimed Therapist Marisa Peer will dive into questions like these in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Shayamal and Marisa talk about how people can realise if they have a subconscious block and how to bridge that gap, how one can check themselves if they're being toxic and should you love a narcissist and much more. Marisa Peer is a globally acclaimed therapist with over 30 years of experience working with Hollywood celebrities, CEOs, royalty, and sports stars. She created my multi-award-winning Rapid Transformational Therapy. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Marisa - Instagram and I Am Enough Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Podcast Unfiltered gives you a sneak peek into the creative process behind some of the most iconic podcasts and bring forth the insights shaping the Indian podcasting industry. In the show, Bijay Gautam, host of the chart-topping podcast, The Inspiring Talk and co-founder of WYN Studio having produced podcasts including the Mythology fiction show Heirs of The Pandavas, Kya Swaad Hai- a podcast on food, chats with prominent podcasters and movers and shakers of the Indian podcasting industry. Tune in to learn more about successfully creating, growing and monetizing your podcast. Podcast Unfiltered is a WYN Studio Production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How would you define Empathy? And what can one do to become more empathetic? These are just some of the questions Empathy Expert Mimi Nicklin will dive into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Mimi talks about how the changing times have resulted in high stress and low empathy environment and ways one can follow the "practice makes permanent" approach and nurture the skill of being more empathetic. She has over 15 years of experience working across the globe as an Empathetic Leader and Business Coach to help corporations be more empathetic and bring about a change in the working culture. Shayamal and Mimi talk about the several pieces of research done on empathy, what's contributes to a lack of empathy and Mimi's book ‘Softening The Edge' in this episode. Mimi Nicklin has 15 years of experience as a marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. She is also the author of the book ‘Empathy for Breakfast'. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Mimi - Instagram  Shayamal - Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is Load and Load Management? And how does that impact setting up Benchmarks for athletes and pushing those benchmarks further?  These are just some of the questions Tim Gabbet will dive into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. While talking about the experiences and learnings he has acquired over the 25 years in the field of sports science Tim goes into the details of what load management is and do factors like, genetics, sleep and consistent training play a role in breaking set benchmarks. Having worked with Olympians, Elite Sports Teams, Artistic Institutions and even Military backed with a double PhD, Tim has worked with a very diverse group of people with varying requirements. Shayamal and Tim discuss the future of Sports Science snd much more. Dr Tim Gabbett has 25 years of experience working as an applied sport scientist with athletes and coaches from a wide range of sports. He has worked with Olympians, Elite Sports Teams, Artistic Institutions and even the Military about the use of workload monitoring. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Tim - Instagram  Shayamal - Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How has the COVID lockdown impacted athletes performances? How important is the psychological aspect when it comes to the world of sports? These are just some of the questions Paddy Upton will dive into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. While talking about his experiences of being a Strength and Conditioning coach to cricket and rugby teams Paddy goes into detail about the tussle between the old and new way of leadership in sports and its transition. He also talks about his journey of being appointed the Mental Conditioning and Strategic Leadership Coach of the Indian National cricket team in 2008. Under him, the team went on to win the ICC World Cup in 2011. Shayamal and Paddy discuss some of the recent developments around the importance of mental awareness in the ecosystem of sports and more. Patrick Anthony Howard 'Paddy' Upton has over 25-years of experience working with high-performing teams in business and sports. He has been the head coach for multiple teams in different tournaments, including the Indian Premier League, Australian Big Bash League and the Pakistan Super League. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Paddy - Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How can one learn to love oneself, understand their fears and embrace the doubts one has? These are some of the topics Adam Roa will be diving into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. While talking about his journey Adam goes into great details about what it means to be the best version of yourself, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and the importance of Meditation. Shayamal and Adam talk about how one can learn to let go, learn to handle trauma and much more. Adam Roa has nearly 7 years of experience as a personal trainer and spoken word artist, he's someone who translates esoteric concepts like the law of attraction into tangible tools to address real-world problems. He's a viral sensation with millions of views on his poems and videos.  For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Adam - Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the one thing that's common between the quality of sleep, skin, gut issues, brain fog, weight gain, hormonal imbalances and even immunity? Glucose! While talking about the benefits of flattening our glucose curve Jessie Inchauspe often referred to as Glucose Goddess talks about a device she uses to monitor her glucose spikes and how that helped her come out of a very dark time in her life. She also discusses why some of us are addicted to sugar and how we can disrupt the cycle and break free from the "Habit Loop". Shayamal and Jessie talk about why glucose is necessary, technological advancements in this field, the difference between glucose and fructose and much more. Jessie Inchauspe is a Data Scientist a Mathematician and an ex-employee of the genetics company 23 and Me. She has been performing glucose-related experiments on herself and has formed a community around it on Instagram. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Jessie - Instagram Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the relationship between Nature and Nurture and can you Biohack your way to surpass the extreme limits of human physiology? These are just some of the questions Dr Marcus Ranney will be talking about in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. While talking about his book "At The Human Edge" Marcus goes into detail about his own experiences of running marathons, climbing mountains and working as a clinical physician.  He also talks about some of the exceptional individuals who have broken records, almost lost their lives and people who continue to work towards breaking the human physiological limitations. Shayamal and Marcus discuss some of the recent technological advancements made in the field, is fasting impactful, central governor theory and more. Dr Marcus Ranney is a clinical physician, a marathon runner and someone who'd been on expeditions to Mt. Everest and Arctic Circle and the European Alps. Not just that he has also served as a Medical officer with the Royal Airforce and Nasa's Kennedy Space Center and was named the World Economic Forum Global Shaper.  For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Marcus - Instagram and Twitter Shayamal - Instagram and Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perishable Wisdom brings to you profound insights from the world of sports and psychology combined together to discover and unearth the Yin and Yang of Performance and Flow. The host of the show, Shyamal Vallabhjee, a renowned Sports Scientist, Psychologist, and High-Performance Coach is joined by thought leaders who share their experiences and secrets to their journey of transformation and self-advancement. The show is brought to you by WYN Studio. Find us at http://wyn.studio. The first episode will be made available on the 2nd of March. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Inspiring Talk podcast, Bijay Gautam takes the seat of a guest on his own show.  Listen to Bijay's interview with International Best-selling Author and Business Coach Rajiv Talreja. Bijay Gautam is the Co-founder of WYN Studio, a creative content studio specialising in audio storytelling and podcasts. He hosts one of the top podcasts in India- The Inspiring Talk reaching over half a million people. On this podcast, he chats with top entrepreneurs, best-selling Authors, Thought leaders and celebrities about their journey. His podcast has gained wider accolade from his listeners and media and was a finalist for Asia's Best Podcast Award. On this episode Bijay shares most vulnerable moments from his life, starting The Inspiring Talk, the vision behind the show and a lot more. Take a back seat and enjoy the conversation. A special thanks to Rajiv Talreja for taking up the role of host for this special episode. Check him out on Instagram  @rajivtalreja   Want to start your own podcast? Join me on my FREE 90 Minutes Podcast to Profit Masterclass to learn how you can build your influence, authority and business using a podcast. Read More.  https://live.bijayspeaks.com/ptp    Follow the Inspiring Talk on Facebook http://theinspiringtalk.com/facebook  Twitter http://theinspiringtalk.com/twitter  Instagram http://theinspiringtalk.com/instagram  Read full show notes and resources: http://theinspiringtalk.com/100  

In this podcast, I talk to Bijay Gautam, Creator of the Inspiring Talk and Co-Founder of WYN Studio, a content creation and branding studio. In this podcast, I talk about how Bijay went from a Research Scientist to India's #1 Podcaster in Self-Help Niche. Additionally, how he built a startup around what he loves that is Podcasting and about the recent funding they raised for the same Check out The Inspiring Talk Podcast - https://theinspiringtalk.com/ **Follow Me here: * About Startups - https://www.asatoc.com/ * Youtube - https://bit.ly/2FL1rkI * INSTAGRAM for my personal and humourous views: https://www.instagram.com/raghavsinghal3/ * LINKEDIN for my marketing tips, and life-related thoughts - https://www.linkedin.com/in/raghav-singhal-asatoc/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asatoc/message