In this episode of Everything Falls in Place, we have Shenan Jain who talks about her journey of entrepreneurship in a small city like Ujjain and her experiences as a girl in a workplace and society in general which revolve around discrimination, harassments and uncomfortable situations. She shares her story of sheer hard work and confidence which is surely an inspiration for every girl out there.

In this episode of EFIP, we have Tridha Agrawal who is a Digital Marketer with Iquanti. She has talked about how she became a fashion designer in a city of IITians and how a selfless purpose helped her make this switch to marketing. She has talked about her complicated personal and professional life as well as how important it is to appreciate yourself for your efforts despite of how insignificant they might seem to the rest of the world.

In this episode, we have Praveen Zalaya who comes from a farmer family in a small village and did his entire schooling in Hindi. He battled through all this to complete his BTech from IIT Palakkad and his masters from Politecnico di Milano in Italy which is amongst the top universities in the world for mechanical engineering. He has talked about how tough it was for him to convince his parents to let him go out of the village, prepare for IIT and then go out of the country all while he was learning English at the age of 20.

In this episode of EFIP, we have Prabal Vashisht who is a Software Engineer at Amazon in the United States. He has done his Btech from IIT Palakkad and MS from UT Austen. He has talked about how being the best comes with its own troubles and stress. He has explained his philosophy of hard work beats talent and used a bunch of famous movie quotes to make his point.

Krishna Gupta aka Krish is an HR Manager at Welspun Limited and an MBA from NMIMS Mumbai. In this episode, he talks about how he was always told that he is good for nothing, had the worst profile in his entire college, and how he turned all this into his driving force to come out stronger.

Rohit Reddy is a software engineer at VMWare and my roommate from engineering. In this episide, he talks about how spirituality and gyming helped him regain sanity along with why he feels following your passion might not always be the right strategy.

Ishan Agarwal is my best friend and a nuclear scientist. In this episode, we talk about his journey of self doubt, the importance of luck, taking a leap of faith and how you can make your every decision, the right decision.

This episode talks about what the podcast is, why I'm doing it and why should you listen to it in case you are the target audience.