In this episode we talk to Shreya Mehra, a young and first gen entrepreneur who chose to forego a cushy job in media and advertising and chose to follow her passion instead. She identified a gap in the market for traditional arts and is now presenting it to the world in its original form fused in a practical everyday wear. We talk to her about her startup journey and what are the challenges that she has faced and more importantly how she has managed to overcome the obstacles that inevitably comes in the journey of an entrepreneur. You can visit her website at www.aab-label.com to know more about her work.

In this episode we walk through the dark recesses of the brain and are enlightened how brain 🧠 is plastic enough to change even at the age of 60 or more. Brain is constantly learning, making new connections in itself and sometimes old connections are abandoned leading to problems like depression and or anxiety. We discuss with Dr. Atul Kapoor how with the help of latest technological breakthroughs in the field of medicine we have more information than ever on how we can use this miraculous organ to improve our lives and our businesses to be more fulfilling. It is like we now have a map of the territory which was earlier uncharetered. With the bird's eye view we can now ail clinical problems like depression without any medication and with simple techniques profound changes can be brought about in our daily lives. To know more about Dr. Atul Kapoor, you can visit him at his clinic at Amritsar and known as Advanced Diagnostics and can be easily found on Google. And as usual we request our listeners to share their valuable feedback with us.

In this episode we talk about web 3.0 and metaverse which are the hottest topics right now and how this will affect our lives and businesses. We have Gurbir Osahan, who is currently working in the IT industry and managing teams globally. He guides us through this unknown territory and it makes it a very interesting chat. You can get in touch with Gurbir Osahan at linkedin and his handle over there is osahang.

In this episode we talk about how can we navigate the uncharetered territory of Social Media and how can we make our business environmentally sustainable and not only add to the planet but your business as well. You can contact Shruti Kathuria can be contacted at linkedin @Shrutikathuria.

In this episode we talk to Bejoy Jacob, an ultra runner, a scientist, a marketing man and a business man. He sahres his fascinating journey about how he started running casually and graduated to being an ultra runner and we also shares the gist which can be useful in our business life. You can contact Bejoy Jacob at strava where is handle is bejoyjacob. And do give us your feedback at our twitter handle.

In this episode we talk about how can we use mobile phones to communicate with our network of buyers and suppliers and how it helps us to trancsnd the physical boundaries and helps us to express ourselves and our business in a variety of ways.

In this episode we talk about how the negotiation skills are important for anyone to everyone and what are these skills and how can we incorporate these skills to get beeter results with our sales, purcahse and every other decision in between.

In this episode we talk about how competition is good and necessary for survival in the capitalist market and also how competition pushes you or of your comfort zone to be a better you.

In this very special episode we have a guest who is not only a professional Doctor but also a dear friend, Dr. Sukeerat. He is MD Anaesthesia and is an authority in his field. Here we discuss about how can we take care of our heatlh while being at peak in our business. So join us on our quest. To contact Dr. Sukeerat you can log onto Facebook and type sukeerat Amritsar or book an appointment with him at his clinic at hargun hospital Amritsar.

In this episode wetalk about networking and how it can be utilised to grow your business and you as an individual. And we also talk about how networking is a logical extension of integrity and that all of the above is a long term, mutually beneficial game for all the players.