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 T he habits of successful people to navigating negative thoughts, and from his ‘Lakshmi Saraswati Durga’ theory of keeping his employees happy to integrating mythology with business. My top 3 takeaways from the episode are: 👉 Being multidisciplinary is key: Understanding different facets of work and in life in general is very important, it allows room for escaping the mundane and allows you to detach from your work and look at it from a different perspective. 👉 Embrace the word ‘failure’: Failure is a part of life, and all of us fail at something at some point in our lives. The idea is to embrace it and learn from it rather than be ashamed of it. 👉 Patience is key: As an entrepreneur, it’s natural that you want to succeed fast and grow your business. But learn to take it slow–it’s a long journey. Trust me, this conversation is an invaluable lesson for all the budding entrepreneurs out there!

BEST THINGS GOT  IN  2023 There are times when you come out of your Comfort zone and feel a lot of things to be done and to be said but when you do that at the End of the Day it is actually going to make a lot of Difference and going to create a lot of things that might be amazing to you:- 1. I Went to Mumbai on the best trip and Bought my First ever Zara Jeans. 2. Watched the Taj Mahal and experienced it amazingly. 3. Had the  Best Holi Party with Family doing great things 4. I saved a lot of Money  5. Have a lot of Earrings, Anklet, Things of Gold and Silver 6. My very different Birthday in Kashmir first ever Horse ride and Trip 7. Giva ring and pendant 8. First-ever Puma Shoes 9. My fluffy Jacket ever  10. Dhruv and Mere Watch 11. Minies Gifts 12. Hair Cut Done Right  13. Best Research Done 14. The Best Dandiya Nights Ever 15. Attended Best Weddings 16. A  lot of Good Memories and Best times collected  17 Best December 

A Glimpse into the Gen Z Lifestyle Introduction: In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of today, the Generation Z cohort, born roughly between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, is coming of age and leaving an indelible mark on society. Shaped by technology, diversity, and a global perspective, the Gen Z lifestyle is a unique blend of digital prowess, social consciousness, and a quest for authenticity. Digital Natives: One of the defining characteristics of Generation Z is their status as digital natives. Unlike their predecessors, Gen Z has grown up in a world immersed in technology. Smartphones, social media, and instant connectivity have become an integral part of their daily existence. This unparalleled digital fluency has not only influenced the way they communicate but has also shaped their worldview. Social Media Influencers: In the era of influencers and content creators, many Gen Z individuals have taken to platforms like Instagram, ...

  What started as a Kombucha trend has now reached Kefir. Kimchi is the pickle of choice, and sauerkraut is now 'it' . All of a sudden, you’re hearing ‘microbial growth’, ‘enzymatic action’, ‘gut health’ and the mystical science of ‘zymology’. All of it actually boils down to a science you have been a part of for generations and probably never gave it a lick of thought. We’re talking ‘fermented foods’ and they’re in vogue like never before. These are trendy foods that have brought the focus back on a process that humans have been practising for thousands of years. There is evidence of ancient alcoholic beverages, preservation techniques practised on various types of dairy milks, fish and vegetables that supports the fact that fermentation is actually an ancient technique. When it boils down to semantics, cheese, yogurt and breads are all essentially foods that were produced through a fermentation process. If you look at the Indian culinary landscape, then the process of ferment...

Best  things I learnt in my 20’s that I want to share with you,  full of introspection & gratitude for the Time that defined me. 1) Chase the experience, not the money . Once you find what you love, the money will follow. 2) Don’t let your life be defined by timelines - society will always tell you what’s the “right time” to get married, find a new job, stay in a job you don’t live. It’s all BS- the right time for you is YOUR DOMAIN- it’s only and only yours to decide. 3) Invest- even if it’s 5000 Rupees a month - invest month on month after consulting with someone you trust. I WISH someone told me this when I was 18. 4) Read- whether one page or 10 , spend time everyday reading ANYTHING. You have no idea the perspectives you’ll get and the growth you’ll see. 5) Actively detach from social media - people are constantly sharing their victories and the “best life” syndrome is so fake. It’s shallow & lacks realism! 6) Build on and nourish relationships - your REAL relati...