In this episode, I invited Karan Mehra - Founder & CEO of Tyke Invest, a company that has created a platform which enables people to invest in startups with as little as INR 5000. Up until now, retail investors had to watch VCs corner the BIG gains from increase in startup valuations, but now the game is open for everyone. Through Tyke, everyone can get in on the act & own a piece of the pie. I had a really fun session & learned a lot conversing with Karan. We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like: (00:00): Introduction (4:37): Exploring Karan's background & understanding how he dipped his feet into the world of entrepreneurship (6:00): What's the Elevator Pitch for Tyke Invest & what are the pain points that the company seeks to address (09:51): What were some of the biggest BLOCKERS that Karan faced while building Tyke (11:19): Tyke's competitive advantage & why this space hasn't been explored by other players yet (12:21): The process of investing in a startup through Tyke from A to Z (16:00): Possibility to execute this model on a global level? Can Tyke tap into international investors? (17:00): How was Tyke able to reduce the investment amount to as low as INR 5000? (18:05): Talking about User growth and traction since Tyke's beta launch & what are the different segments that they’re targeting in B2B segment  (23:28): What's the market size & how BIG of an opportunity is Tyke tapping into? (25:12): Is competition heating up in this space & how is Karan planning to stay ahead of the curve? (27:12): Talking about Tyke's revenue model (I really liked it!) and what potential revenue streams can they leverage in the future (30:24): Karan's key takeaways of running his own business & what are some of his learnings  (33:10): The story behind the name ‘Tyke’?   Do you want to be the owner of a startup? Make your first investment through <a href="https://tykeinvest.com/" target="_blank">⁠Tyke⁠</a>!

In this episode, I invited Karan Mehra - Founder & CEO of Tyke Invest, a company that has created a platform which enables people to invest in startups with as little as INR 5000. Up until now, retail investors had to watch VCs corner the BIG gains from increase in startup valuations, but now the game is open for everyone. Through Tyke, everyone can get in on the act & own a piece of the pie. I had a really fun session & learned a lot conversing with Karan. We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like: (00:00): Introduction (4:37): Exploring Karan's background & understanding how he dipped his feet into the world of entrepreneurship (6:00): What's the Elevator Pitch for Tyke Invest & what are the pain points that the company seeks to address (09:51): What were some of the biggest BLOCKERS that Karan faced while building Tyke (11:19): Tyke's competitive advantage & why this space hasn't been explored by other players yet (12:21): The process of investing in a startup through Tyke from A to Z (16:00): Possibility to execute this model on a global level? Can Tyke tap into international investors? (17:00): How was Tyke able to reduce the investment amount to as low as INR 5000? (18:05): Talking about User growth and traction since Tyke's beta launch & what are the different segments that they’re targeting in B2B segment  (23:28): What's the market size & how BIG of an opportunity is Tyke tapping into? (25:12): Is competition heating up in this space & how is Karan planning to stay ahead of the curve? (27:12): Talking about Tyke's revenue model (I really liked it!) and what potential revenue streams can they leverage in the future (30:24): Karan's key takeaways of running his own business & what are some of his learnings  (33:10): The story behind the name ‘Tyke’?   Do you want to be the owner of a startup? Make your first investment through ⁠Tyke⁠!  

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EP24: Democratizing startup investing w/Tyke Invest's Karan Mehra

In this episode, I invited Kuonal & Aayushi - founders of 23BMI & Upnourish, two brands which are perfectly positioned to tap into the growing meal replacement market in India.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like:<ul><li>(00:00): A brief into Kuonal & Aayushi's respective backgrounds and how the idea of starting a meal replacement company popped in their minds</li><li>(08:55): Talking about the R&D process, building new products and execution of the idea into action </li><li>(13:15): How long it took to turn the idea into a marketable product? And what it felt like to see an idea manifest into reality. </li><li>(15:20): *CLICHE Q* How are meal replacements different from protein powders?</li><li>(20:00): The meal replacement market opportunity - how big is the market? Who are the other players in this segment?</li><li>(27:56): Talking about the Product SKUs</li><li>(28:15): The thought process behind setting up two separate brands [23BMI & Upnourish]</li><li>(31:40): Decoding the founder journey - talking about the challenges & key learnings along the way</li><li>(35:50): *THE BIG Q* How long does it take for an overweight person to start seeing changes in their body after taking Upnourish’s meal replacements? [Hint: you’re gonna love the answer!]</li><li>(36:57): What are the immediate changes that happen inside your body & how long before someone reaches 23BMI [science-y stuff] </li><li>(39:50): Talking about pricing points & the traction generated</li><li>(42:15): What’s it like being business partners AND partners in life!</li><li>(45:55): Some customers can be a biaatch :P </li><li>(48:05): What’s in the pipeline for Upnourish and 23 BMI?</li></ul>Ready to try out meal replacements? Check out <a href="https://www.23bmi.com/" target="_blank">⁠23BMI⁠</a> & <a href="https://upnourish.co/" target="_blank">⁠Upnourish⁠</a>!

In this episode, I invited Kuonal & Aayushi - founders of 23BMI & Upnourish, two brands which are perfectly positioned to tap into the growing meal replacement market in India.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like:(00:00): A brief into Kuonal & Aayushi's respective backgrounds and how the idea of starting a meal replacement company popped in their minds(08:55): Talking about the R&D process, building new products and execution of the idea into action (13:15): How long it took to turn the idea into a marketable product? And what it felt like to see an idea manifest into reality. (15:20): *CLICHE Q* How are meal replacements different from protein powders?(20:00): The meal replacement market opportunity - how big is the market? Who are the other players in this segment?(27:56): Talking about the Product SKUs(28:15): The thought process behind setting up two separate brands [23BMI & Upnourish](31:40): Decoding the founder journey - talking about the challenges & key learnings along the way(35:50): *THE BIG Q* How long does it take for an overweight person to start seeing changes in their body after taking Upnourish’s meal replacements? [Hint: you’re gonna love the answer!](36:57): What are the immediate changes that happen inside your body & how long before someone reaches 23BMI [science-y stuff] (39:50): Talking about pricing points & the traction generated(42:15): What’s it like being business partners AND partners in life!(45:55): Some customers can be a biaatch :P (48:05): What’s in the pipeline for Upnourish and 23 BMI?Ready to try out meal replacements? Check out ⁠23BMI⁠ & ⁠Upnourish⁠!

EP23 : Decoding Meal Replacements w/23BMI + Upnourish's Kuonal & Aayushi Lakhapati

In this episode, I invited Karan Kalra who is a visual engineer & has a decade long experience in creating illustrations, motion graphics & animations.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like: <ul><li>Karan's journey exploring various creative crafts </li><li>How he got into NFTs </li><li>What exactly is an NFT & how it's different from other Cryptos </li><li>How NFTs work - what are some technical aspects to keep in mind while minting/selling NFTs </li><li>Platforms where you can trade NFTs </li><li>How NFTs could liberate artists </li><li>Other potential use cases & Karan's take on the future on this tech </li><li>What's next for Karan Kalra</li></ul> You can find more about Karan on his Instagram page here. Also, do check out his NFT collection here

In this episode, I invited Karan Kalra who is a visual engineer & has a decade long experience in creating illustrations, motion graphics & animations.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like: Karan's journey exploring various creative crafts How he got into NFTs What exactly is an NFT & how it's different from other Cryptos How NFTs work - what are some technical aspects to keep in mind while minting/selling NFTs Platforms where you can trade NFTs How NFTs could liberate artists Other potential use cases & Karan's take on the future on this tech What's next for Karan KalraYou can find more about Karan on his Instagram page here. Also, do check out his NFT collection here

EP22 : Exploring the world of NFTs w/Karan Kalra

In this episode, I invited Vaibhav & Sayantani - cofounders of What’s up Wellness, a company in the health & wellness space. Their first product is a [delicious] gummy which is packed with nutrients which targets the skincare/haircare/nailcare segment.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like:<ol><li>How working for various D2C startups helped Vaibhav & Sayantani in creating their own company </li><li>The idea behind entering the nutraceuticals market & the filtering process they used to choose gummies as their medium of distribution of the required nutrients </li><li>The R&D process - trying out flavors that would work, choosing the right mix of nutrients, sampling the product & using feedback to make changes. </li><li>The key ingredients used inside the product & what makes it unique </li><li>Questions that Vaibhav & Sayantani get from their customers & how setting the right expectation at every touch point is vital </li><li>Key learnings from running their own venture WuW’s long term strategy & the thought process behind the name [which, is quite funky!]</li></ol> <ul><li>If you’re spending tons of money on skincare/haircare products & are looking for alternative solutions that work - why not give these incredible gummies a shot?</li><li>Check out their website here - whatsupwellness.in</li></ul>

In this episode, I invited Vaibhav & Sayantani - cofounders of What’s up Wellness, a company in the health & wellness space. Their first product is a [delicious] gummy which is packed with nutrients which targets the skincare/haircare/nailcare segment.We spoke about a range of topics in this episode like:How working for various D2C startups helped Vaibhav & Sayantani in creating their own company The idea behind entering the nutraceuticals market & the filtering process they used to choose gummies as their medium of distribution of the required nutrients The R&D process - trying out flavors that would work, choosing the right mix of nutrients, sampling the product & using feedback to make changes. The key ingredients used inside the product & what makes it unique Questions that Vaibhav & Sayantani get from their customers & how setting the right expectation at every touch point is vital Key learnings from running their own venture WuW’s long term strategy & the thought process behind the name [which, is quite funky!]If you’re spending tons of money on skincare/haircare products & are looking for alternative solutions that work - why not give these incredible gummies a shot?Check out their website here - whatsupwellness.in

EP21 : Creating a Health & Wellness D2C Brand w/What's Up Wellness's Vaibhav Makhija & Sayantani Mandal

In this episode, I invited Jayanti & Shalini - two sisters who have created India Hemp & Co, a company which sells various products made from Hemp - like protein powder, hemp oils etc.We talked about a range of topics in this episode like: 1. The central idea behind building a company in the Hemp space2. Challenges faced during the initial days (insert - the pandemic) & how they turned crisis into opportunity. Also spoke about the GTM strategy and the target market of the company.3. How being incubated with IIM-Bangalore have helped in the brand building process4. The product offerings, the manufacturing & sourcing process and the regulatory landscape around Hemp in India & abroad5. IH&C's NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH - GOOD DOGGO TREATS. We discussed the R&D process, how they came up with the idea to create something in the pet space. IH&C is the only company to launch a hemp treat for pets!6. Talked about the potential of Hemp, how it could disrupt various sectors & why it is the next BIG thing.7. Jayanti & Shalini's words of wisdom for anyone entering the Hemp or the F&B space8. IH&C's long term vision and how they plan to capture opportunities in this space And, understanding the experience of working with a sister who is also the co-founder. [Well, their secret is that they never fight! :p] If you're someone interesting in the hemp space or want to learn how to build a sustainable/creative brand - this episode is just for you. Find more about IH&C here - https://www.indiahempandco.com/

In this episode, I invited Jayanti & Shalini - two sisters who have created India Hemp & Co, a company which sells various products made from Hemp - like protein powder, hemp oils etc.We talked about a range of topics in this episode like:1. The central idea behind building a company in the Hemp space2. Challenges faced during the initial days (insert - the pandemic) & how they turned crisis into opportunity. Also spoke about the GTM strategy and the target market of the company.3. How being incubated with IIM-Bangalore have helped in the brand building process4. The product offerings, the manufacturing & sourcing process and the regulatory landscape around Hemp in India & abroad5. IH&C's NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH - GOOD DOGGO TREATS. We discussed the R&D process, how they came up with the idea to create something in the pet space. IH&C is the only company to launch a hemp treat for pets!6. Talked about the potential of Hemp, how it could disrupt various sectors & why it is the next BIG thing.7. Jayanti & Shalini's words of wisdom for anyone entering the Hemp or the F&B space8. IH&C's long term vision and how they plan to capture opportunities in this spaceAnd, understanding the experience of working with a sister who is also the co-founder. [Well, their secret is that they never fight! :p]If you're someone interesting in the hemp space or want to learn how to build a sustainable/creative brand - this episode is just for you.Find more about IH&C here - https://www.indiahempandco.com/

EP20 : Building a Holistic Hemp Company w/India Hemp & Co's Jayanti & Shalini Bhattacharya

In this episode, I hosted Shailesh Ganeriwala & Animesh Thakur - cofounders of OGHemp, a company which is making paper & packaging materials from Hemp.We dived into their respective journeys, how they got in the Hemp space & why they specifically targeted the paper industry. Shailesh explained the benefits of making paper from Hemp & why it is a no brainer to do so! Animesh covered the process they follow to make paper from Hemp & also spoke about the challenges in the initial days in manufacturing Hemp paper.We discussed OGHemp's target market, distribution channels & what sets them apart from other players in the market. I was also curious about why Hemp has not exploded [yet] in India & Animesh had a very interesting answer to it. We spoke about the company's long term vision & what exactly does 'OG' stand for in OGHemp! Check out their website here - https://www.oghemp.in/

In this episode, I hosted Shailesh Ganeriwala & Animesh Thakur - cofounders of OGHemp, a company which is making paper & packaging materials from Hemp.We dived into their respective journeys, how they got in the Hemp space & why they specifically targeted the paper industry. Shailesh explained the benefits of making paper from Hemp & why it is a no brainer to do so!Animesh covered the process they follow to make paper from Hemp & also spoke about the challenges in the initial days in manufacturing Hemp paper.We discussed OGHemp's target market, distribution channels & what sets them apart from other players in the market. I was also curious about why Hemp has not exploded [yet] in India & Animesh had a very interesting answer to it.We spoke about the company's long term vision & what exactly does 'OG' stand for in OGHemp!Check out their website here - https://www.oghemp.in/

EP19 : Revolutionizing the paper industry w/OGHemp's Shailesh Ganeriwala & Animesh Thakur

In this episode, I invited Guneesh Sahny - founder of Kensho, a company exploring the world of Nootropics or 'Cognitive Enhancers'.This was a really interesting episode, and Guneesh explained how he came up with the idea to start Kensho, explained what exactly does a 'Nootropic' mean. He also touched upon the benefits of each ingredient that goes into their product 'Elevate' & how Nootropics help people deal with stress & unproductivity.Guneesh explained how educating people about the product is a major challenge for them, since supplements & brain enhancers are still Taboo. Talking about their 5 year vision, Kensho wants to get into therapy, introduce biohacks & also get into exciting ventures like Cryotherapy and sensory deprivation tanks.You can find more about Kensho here - feelkensho.com 

EP18 : Diving into the world of Nootropics w/Kensho's Guneesh Sahny

In this episode, I invited Ajinkya Dhariya - owner of Pad Care Labs, a company providing end to end solutions in the Menstrual Hygiene segment. We spoke about how Ajinkya embarked on this journey, how during his engineering days he came across the problem in the Menstrual hygiene space & started Pad Care Labs. Ajinkya also explained the difficulties & the challenges he faced while building the company & what are the things to keep in mind while scaling a product based company. You can find more about Padcare Labs on their website - https://padcarelabs.com/ OR check out their Instagram page - https://www.instagram.com/padcare/?hl=en

EP17 : Closing the Menstrual Hygiene Loop w/Pad Care's Ajinkya Dhariya

In this episode, I invited Silawath Irshad - host of 'The Growth Mindset Podcast', to talk about some trade secrets in the podcasting world. We spoke about Silawath's journey, how he got into podcasting & how he was able to grow and attract such great minds on the podcast. Silawath broke down the process of how he approaches people and the level of research that goes behind the scenes. We also dissected the future of podcasting in India and how it's at a tipping point at the moment.  If you're getting into content creation or podcasting, this episode is for you. Follow 'The Growth Mindset Podcast' here - https://open.spotify.com/show/2ZYKAhvHgcM0xaSB65hoec    

EP16 : Moving towards the Growth Mindset w/Silawath Irshad

In this episode, I invited Mehul Patel - owner of PaanCasa, which is the world's most innovative Paan place & they have the ambition to become a globally renowned brand in the next few years. Mehul walked me through his journey, how his Nanima sparked his interest into Paan when he was a kid and how he turned his hobby into a serious business. We also talked about the challenges of running a tobacco & nicotine free Paan cafe & how he turned this challenge into an opportunity. Mehul explained the creative process they follow inside PaanCasa before launching a new product or a new flavor & offered a lot of insights into setting up & creating a Food & Beverages business. You can find more about PaanCasa here - https://www.paancasa.com

EP15 : Organizing the Paan business w/PaanCasa's Mehul Patel

In this episode, I invited Hansika Chhabria - owner of OneLess, a sustainable clothing company. The fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world after the Oil industry. To build some context, it takes around 20,000 Liters of water to make just 1kg of cotton! Imagine that, in a country like India where there's massive water shortages. And, to address this problem statement - Hansika started OneLess. We spoke about how Hansika got into sustainable clothing & what motivated her to become an entrepreneur. We discussed about the pain points that OneLess is targeting and the processes they have in place which truly makes OneLess a sustainable clothing brand. The journey wasn't an easy one by any means. Hansika faced a lot of setbacks early on - because they were experimenting with materials which were never used before to make clothes [Hint: Bamboo]. The learning curve was a steep one. Hansika explained how OneLess differentiates itself from Competition and why research is extremely important for anyone looking to enter in this field. We also deep dived into the long term vision of the Company and I couldn't end the conversation without asking her how she came up with the name 'OneLess'. It was a fun packed conversation & I personally cannot wait for their Bamboo products to hit the market!   If you want to find out more about OneLess, check out their website - https://oneless.co.in/ 

EP14 : Venturing into sustainable fashion w/OneLess's Hansika Chhabria

In this episode I invited Raina De, the creative force behind 'Cheethi' - a digital time capsule that let's you communicate with your future self [or with a loved one].&nbsp;We spoke about a range of topics - starting with how Raina came up with the name [It's really catchy isn't it?].&nbsp;Raina explained how she used to write physical letters for her future self &amp; how the pandemic and the loss of a close friend prompted her to create a digital time capsule.&nbsp;We explored how Cheethi works, the security systems in place to protect the data &amp; what's the biggest blocker for Cheethi's growth. We also bounced around the idea of writing a digital letter, which could be physically delivered in the future!&nbsp;Get started on your first digital time capsule here - https://www.cheethi.com/

In this episode I invited Raina De, the creative force behind 'Cheethi' - a digital time capsule that let's you communicate with your future self [or with a loved one].&nbsp;We spoke about a range of topics - starting with how Raina came up with the name [It's really catchy isn't it?].&nbsp;Raina explained how she used to write physical letters for her future self &amp; how the pandemic and the loss of a close friend prompted her to create a digital time capsule.&nbsp;We explored how Cheethi works, the security systems in place to protect the data &amp; what's the biggest blocker for Cheethi's growth. We also bounced around the idea of writing a digital letter, which could be physically delivered in the future!&nbsp;Get started on your first digital time capsule here - https://www.cheethi.com/

EP13 : Creating a digital time capsule w/Cheethi's Raina De

In this episode, we invited Eklavya Rishi - owner of Botany Bar, a company which makes cosmeceuticals - products which provide skin treatment. I have not really tried a lot of skin care products in my life (used a face wash once or twice :P), but I have seen the people around me use it and one thing that stands out - is the cost.&nbsp;Skin care, is quite expensive - especially if it's branded. Plus, you don't really know if what you're using is sourced from natural ingredients. Rishi explained how the idea for Botany Bar came to him, when he saw his friends being ignorant about skin care - shelling out a lot of money on skin care products, on ayurvedic brands, or engaging in home remedies.&nbsp;He wanted to change that. And Botany Bar was floated. We discussed about the challenges Rishi faced while starting the Company, it's current product offerings. Rishi emphasized how important it was for him to source only the purest of raw materials.&nbsp;We also touched base on how Rishi differentiates himself from other skin care companies out there and how his bio-chemistry background helps him to maintain a competitive edge, how he creates brand awareness for the Company, and how he has priced the products to strike the perfect balance of premium and cost efficiency. (a Botany bar skin oil costs only INR 400!) Rishi's vision for Botany Bar is to occupy &amp; become a necessity product for each Indian household going forward. They also plan to launch a range of other skin care products which were stuck in the pipeline due to COVID-19.&nbsp;Finally, we asked him a question he gets asked the most - 'What's the story behind the name?!' You can check out their products here - https://www.amazon.in/s?i=merchant-items&amp;me=A3W17ZOOOLTZ6V&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

In this episode, we invited Eklavya Rishi - owner of Botany Bar, a company which makes cosmeceuticals - products which provide skin treatment. I have not really tried a lot of skin care products in my life (used a face wash once or twice :P), but I have seen the people around me use it and one thing that stands out - is the cost.&nbsp;Skin care, is quite expensive - especially if it's branded. Plus, you don't really know if what you're using is sourced from natural ingredients. Rishi explained how the idea for Botany Bar came to him, when he saw his friends being ignorant about skin care - shelling out a lot of money on skin care products, on ayurvedic brands, or engaging in home remedies.&nbsp;He wanted to change that. And Botany Bar was floated. We discussed about the challenges Rishi faced while starting the Company, it's current product offerings. Rishi emphasized how important it was for him to source only the purest of raw materials.&nbsp;We also touched base on how Rishi differentiates himself from other skin care companies out there and how his bio-chemistry background helps him to maintain a competitive edge, how he creates brand awareness for the Company, and how he has priced the products to strike the perfect balance of premium and cost efficiency. (a Botany bar skin oil costs only INR 400!) Rishi's vision for Botany Bar is to occupy &amp; become a necessity product for each Indian household going forward. They also plan to launch a range of other skin care products which were stuck in the pipeline due to COVID-19.&nbsp;Finally, we asked him a question he gets asked the most - 'What's the story behind the name?!' You can check out their products here - https://www.amazon.in/s?i=merchant-items&amp;me=A3W17ZOOOLTZ6V&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

EP12 : Exploring Cosmeceuticals w/Botany Bar's Eklavya Rishi

In this episode, I invited Puneet &amp; Jatin - co-founders of CureSee, a company which has created a vision therapy software to treat an eye condition known as 'Amblyopia' or better known as Lazy eye. Around 3-5% of the global population suffer from this condition and most of them are not even diagnosed.The situation in India is worse, because not only the patients, but the doctors are also not aware about the treatments of Amblyopia. That's where CureSee steps in. They have created a large scale awareness among doctors through countless seminars and workshops.Puneet was doing his internship in an eye care hospital, when he saw a patient suffering with lazy eye go untreated. That disappointed him and he wanted to do something about it. And that's how CureSee was born.We spoke about the initial days of the Company, how Jatin iterated and created the vision therapy software. We spoke at lengths about how lazy eye is different from other eye conditions like squint. (I had a lot of doubts)Puneet explained how the software works (it's actually a series of eye exercises!), the revenue model of the Company and how they were able to substantially reduce the price of treatment.You can find more about CureSee on their website - https://curesee.com/And, you can reach out to us at vyapaarpodcast@gmail.com - if you are an entrepreneur and would like to share your story

In this episode, I invited Puneet &amp; Jatin - co-founders of CureSee, a company which has created a vision therapy software to treat an eye condition known as 'Amblyopia' or better known as Lazy eye. Around 3-5% of the global population suffer from this condition and most of them are not even diagnosed.The situation in India is worse, because not only the patients, but the doctors are also not aware about the treatments of Amblyopia. That's where CureSee steps in. They have created a large scale awareness among doctors through countless seminars and workshops.Puneet was doing his internship in an eye care hospital, when he saw a patient suffering with lazy eye go untreated. That disappointed him and he wanted to do something about it. And that's how CureSee was born.We spoke about the initial days of the Company, how Jatin iterated and created the vision therapy software. We spoke at lengths about how lazy eye is different from other eye conditions like squint. (I had a lot of doubts)Puneet explained how the software works (it's actually a series of eye exercises!), the revenue model of the Company and how they were able to substantially reduce the price of treatment.You can find more about CureSee on their website - https://curesee.com/And, you can reach out to us at vyapaarpodcast@gmail.com - if you are an entrepreneur and would like to share your story

EP11 : Treating Amblyopia with CureSee's Optom Puneet & Jatin Kaushik

In this episode, I invited Rishi Nanda - a corporate trainer who specializes in Indian Epics. We took a journey down the rabbit hole which lead us to the reason why Rishi quit his job, the struggle and the pain he endured to find out what he wanted to do, how he picked up on&nbsp;Indian Epics and how he got his first break into Corporate training. Rishi, revealed his secret of how he became such a good storyteller&nbsp;&amp; how taking feedback from your wife can change the game completely.Check out Rishi's website here- www.RishiNanda.co.in, and his book here -&nbsp;https://www.amazon.in/dp/1646786998/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_fabc_gJ27Fb5W9GHM5.You can reach out to us at vyapaarpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, I invited Rishi Nanda - a corporate trainer who specializes in Indian Epics. We took a journey down the rabbit hole which lead us to the reason why Rishi quit his job, the struggle and the pain he endured to find out what he wanted to do, how he picked up on&nbsp;Indian Epics and how he got his first break into Corporate training. Rishi, revealed his secret of how he became such a good storyteller&nbsp;&amp; how taking feedback from your wife can change the game completely.Check out Rishi's website here- www.RishiNanda.co.in, and his book here -&nbsp;https://www.amazon.in/dp/1646786998/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_fabc_gJ27Fb5W9GHM5.You can reach out to us at vyapaarpodcast@gmail.com

EP10 : Talking Indian Epics & the Art of Storytelling w/Rishi Nanda

Enter the world of entrepreneurs and innovators. Their Journeys. The Failures. The Tough Spots. And the Ecstasy.

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