Welcome to Episode 3 of the Flowcast. My conversation with Saloni Mehta, Founder, and LinkedIn Consultant,  explores how she expanded her workshops and boot camps from a hyper-local affair in Mumbai to a global program with clients across 4 continents!

We talk about the importance of authenticity when it comes to building community. Saloni shares how being vulnerable and choosing to be herself rather than 'performing' prompted a safe space for breakthrough conversations. We also touch over how an X-Men character influenced Sal to think about the drain of wearing a mask over the freedom of being authentic

We also explored what it was like to move from employee to entrepreneur, which involved learning to be okay with uncertainty and using the constraints for creativity.

Stick around till the end of this episode to hear Sal's challenge to all of you listening!

If you'd like to learn more about her work or want to get in touch with her, you can find Saloni's LinkedIn Profile here

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This is a new format called Work In Progress - you get a behind-the-scenes view of what it looks like when founders and leaders of companies are working on challenges they face and shifting perspectives and unlocking insights.

In this particular clip, a founder and I talk through Tracking Outcomes and Bridging staffing.

I hope this brings you value!

This is a new format called Work In Progress - you get a behind-the-scenes view of what it looks like when founders and leaders of companies are working on challenges they face and shifting perspectives and unlocking insights.

In this particular clip, a founder and I talk through how we change our approach towards a challenge and a barrier. 

I hope this brings you value!

This is a new format called Work In Progress - you get a behind-the-scenes view of what it looks like when founders and leaders of companies are working on challenges they face and shifting perspectives and unlocking insights. 

In this particular clip, a founder and I talk through how your offer should be an opportunity for those you speak to rather than a favour that you're asking of them. 

I hope this brings you value! 

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Flowcast. My conversation with Nihal Ahmed, entrepreneur and creator of the Ikiguide has some super valuable insights for creators and entrepreneurs alike. We weigh in on mindsets versus skillsets, and what it looks like to seek out partners or clients that inspire you. A couple of other aspects from our conversation included offering value not just favors as well as the importance of taking time to invest in yourself.  

If you're someone that's dealing with constraints fear, I hope this gives you a new perspective that allows you to move forward with excitement rather than fear! 

Welcome to the first episode of Flowcast! Arjun and I explore the experience of weathering COVID19 as a musician. We speak about the initial fear and panic of canceled events as well as the thought process that led to the launch of ‘Safe and Sound’, a social distancing party experiment that turned out to be a huge success. If you're a creator or founder looking to punch way above your weight, this conversation definitely has some valuable insight for you to take hold of and start practising.