“Dating Journey” — it’s not just about finding your person, it’s about finding yourself along the way. We’ve all been there — the butterflies, the heartbreaks, the almosts, and the “what ifs.” Everyone dreams of a happily ever after, but real life? It’s messier, more complicated, and sometimes even more beautiful. This journey is about love, growth, and everything that happens in between.

In this episode, Randi and I reflect on our journey through the Jay Shetty Life Coaching Certification School. We talk about our personal experiences in the program and how it influenced the way we coach today. I had so much fun creating this conversation with my good friend, who also happens to be an incredible life coach.

So grateful to have had @besesky on the podcast! We had the best time chatting and geeking out over @lilly — what a blast! 💥 We dove into everything from being Neurodivergent and Queer to growing up Indian and the importance of representation. So many fun and meaningful conversations in one episode! 🎙️✨

I got the amazing opportunity to talk with Jaya Badiga. She is a trailblazing Indian-American judge serving on the Sacramento County Superior Court in California. Known for her cultural pride and commitment to justice, her historic appointment in 2024 marked a significant milestone for representation in the American judiciary.

Join me and my college roommate and good friend Ramya as we dive into our experiences growing up as Indian-Americans. We'll explore the challenges and joys of navigating two cultures, balancing our parents' Indian heritage with our American upbringing, and figuring out our own identities. We've had countless conversations about this topic off the record, and we're excited to share our thoughts and stories with you. Tune in for a relatable and heartfelt discussion about identity, culture, and growing up between two worlds.

Shalika Neelaveni is a Stanford PhD studying mechanical engineering.

Shalika and I have a conversation about women in stem. Shalika shares her journey.

I got to interview, my childhood friend Vyas.

We talked about being Indian and growing up being neurodivergent!

Vyas has a great podcast, called Bright Colors of Inspiration. Here’s the link to his podcast

https://open.spotify.com/show/1WEOtXyGjLWyd3jUcwRLe5?si=8bClqqhBTrqb7ctfI1vzLA

Interview with Matt Strong, PhD student at Stanford University, studying robotics.

Matt also gives advice to Computer Science students.

Spoiler alert, we give away endings from the movies iRobot and Big Hero 6

A glimpse into life coaching - an unedited life coaching session with my client.

https://nylifecoach4u.wixsite.com/nylifecoaching

My friends are back to discuss another topic. We're talking about cultural appropriation. We appreciate people appreciating our culture, but just in a respectful way, not offensive. We discuss videos on social media.