Do we really have a long time with us? This podcast is going to shatter that illusion, that excuse which we unknowingly use in our daily lives, with our big dreams.  

Chinese philosopher Lin Yutang said “True peace of mind comes from accepting the worst. Psychologically, I think it means a release of energy.” This podcast is about real-life story of a man named Willis H. Carries, the man who invented Air Conditioning Unit in 1902 who applied his own anti-worry technique to convert a problem into an opportunity. 

“It is impossible to live without failing at something unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all – in which case, you fail by default.” J.K. Rowling.

This podcast explains the real definition of failure. We have to see failure as it is. Failure is inevitable and if taken property it can be a boon, a blessing as well. Failure is an opportunity for us to improve ourselves. It is not a permanent state, it is just a milestone in our journey towards success.

Quote by Lee Haney goes like this "Exercise to stimulate, not to annihilate. The world wasn't formed in a day, and neither were we. Set small goals and build upon them."

If you want to achieve something that is big, something that you have never done before then there is nothing wrong with it at all. All you have to understand that the 1st step is one of the most important ones. You have to understand the fact that it is better to walk if you can't run. It is better to give yourself some extra time so that you can build a good base. Too much rush will drain you out soon. So the best strategy is to do what you are capable of doing today. Do not burn yourself out in one go. Instead take small, steady steps continuously and keep moving ahead.

When we face problems or challenges in our life, we run after big solutions. Our society has programmed us in such a way, that these days we do not believe that big problems can be solved by small solutions. We have even forgotten that a big padlock is opened by a small key only. This podcast is about shaking our inner self. It is about de-programming ourselves from the false doctrines of our society and installing the right software that Lord Buddha has created and given us. Enjoy the story of Birdsnest, stay Curious.

On this auspicious day of Hanuman Jayanti, I bring to you a mythological story of Hanumanji. With the help of this podcast, you will learn about some awe-inspiring qualities of Hanumanji, which if we try, we can imbibe in our life. 

This is coming directly from the heart. I saw a WhatsApp DP of one of my best friend and it created a spark inside me. I have shared what I feel and felt at that moment in this podcast. 

“Games are lost or won in the final hours due to mistakes caused by fatigue” - Magnus Carlsen Norwegian chess Grandmaster. Fatigue is an energy vampire. One of the biggest side effects of fatigue is worries. By the end of the day, many of us are not able to achieve our daily targets and we feel that it is due to lack of willpower or dedication. But the real reason is that many people work unsystematically. At present, many people associate taking a power nap or a small break as being lazy or unfocused. In today's challenging work environment, many of us have lost our age-old habit of taking small breaks so that when we come back to our desk/book/work we are charged up with new energy.

This podcast will take you through some scientific techniques which will help you to make the most out of the limited time we have every day. This podcast will burst the myth that our heart works 24/7 without any break. Do you know how Sir Winston Churchill, in his late 60s and early 70s was able to work 16 hours per day for full 5 years? Have you ever seen a cat/dog that is tired?

Plugin your earbuds and listen to some out of the box and easy to implement practical tips that will add extra productive hours in your day.

“Games are lost or won in the final hours due to mistakes caused by fatigue” - Magnus Carlsen Norwegian chess Grandmaster. Fatigue is an energy vampire. One of the biggest side effects of fatigue is worries. By the end of the day, many of us are not able to achieve our daily targets and we feel that it is due to lack of willpower or dedication. But the real reason is that many people work unsystematically. At present, many people associate taking a power nap or a small break as being lazy or unfocused. In today's challenging work environment, many of us have lost our age-old habit of taking small breaks so that when we come back to our desk/book/work we are charged up with new energy.

This podcast will take you through some scientific techniques which will help you to make the most out of the limited time we have every day. This podcast will burst the myth that our heart works 24/7 without any break. Do you know how Sir Winston Churchill, in his late 60s and early 70s was able to work 16 hours per day for full 5 years? Have you ever seen a cat/dog that is tired? 

Plugin your earbuds and listen to some out of the box and easy to implement practical tips that will add extra productive hours in your day.