Pivotal moments occur in our lives. Our decisions in those moments are what make us who we are. It's always tempting to take the route with a clear paved path, however, what does it look like to take a 'leap of faith' in yourself? Is the fear of the unknown discouraging enough to take the risk? Or can the potential for success be enough of a motivator to take that metaphorical leap?

In this episode, our very own Inder Dhillon is put in the hot seat regarding her life decisions and choices. Having just shown a recent collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia for her co-founded label twosix., Ishprit puts her on the spot to talk through her unconventional journey in life. When did Inder decide to switch from a successful career in finance to fashion? And how has the tumultuous journey paid off along the way? Tune in to hear all the details.

Lets face it, its always easier to know what's going to happen rather than face the music of the unknown. It's like we're all desperate to know how our happily ever after is going to come to be and we'll take any and every clue along the way to help that process. But are we selectively picking up certain clues??

In this episode, Inder & Ish uncover a concept that sheds light on self-fulfilling prophecies — when a person unknowingly causes an outcome, simply because they expected it to come true. So, what's that concept?? It's the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon aka frequency illusion aka cognitive bias... Intrigued by all this mumbo jumbo?? Listen in. You might just change your outlook on your day by doing so .

Ever wonder if we're living in an age that's being consumed by consumption? What voids are we filling with the endless buying sprees and materialistic goals? This topic has many facets and encompasses all aspects of our lives — career, upbringing, relationships, self worth, etc., etc., etc.

In this episode, Inder & Ish only just scratch the surface of our obsession with 'things' and the discussion takes many turns, as we 100% keep it real. Inder addresses the hypocrisy in her talking about consumption while she is deeply rooted in the industry, and Ishprit discusses her newfound appreciation of 'less is more'. Tune in. It's a good one... Ishprit even puts Inder on the spot and she's actually lost for words...even if only for a split second .

Are we obsessed with being 'normal'? What IS normal, anyways??! It seems we've all fixated on this concept on being normal, whilst having neglected who we really are ourselves. However, the problem with being normal is... now, here's the kicker — that it's relative. It's relative to one's environment. It's relative to their upbringing, culture, education, workplace, country... Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. 

Merriam-Websters defines normal as : "Conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern". Are YOU being yourself? Are the decisions you're making truly YOU? Or are you conforming?? In this episode, Inder & Ish share their experiences of breaking the cycle of conforming to 'normal' and actively trying to be themselves — authentically and unapologetically.

SO! Ish wrote an article on 'All Things Ish called Friendship: Isn't it time we asses the company we keep?' and we decided it was worthy of a conversation. Are we the company we keep? How much effect do those around us really have on our day to day state of mind? In this episode, Inder & Ish chat about the underlying psychological effects our surroundings have on us. Having a bad day..Or are you taking on someone else's bad day? Listen in to find out more.

Not to make this episode too heavy, but lets chat moral responsibility for a minute. Ever find yourself witnessing something that makes you stop in your tracks? Or really shakes you to your core so much so that you can't get it out of your head for days? You replay it in your mind and play out the different ways you could or should have reacted/acted/intervened. Yet, it wasn't your place. Or at least, you convince yourself that.

In this episode, we chat about The Bystander Effect — We share with you the research based evidence that supports/founded the phenomenon of the bystander effect, Inder and Ish share some of their stories of when they were observers of uncomfortable experiences and we discuss how to counter the way our minds have been wired to react in these sorts of situations.

Please note — this episode contains stories of the sensitive nature and may not be for the faint hearted.

Meet Lisa, a writer, director at We are the Hunted PR agency, social media/digital influencer, and a force to be reckoned with!

It's time we talk about our social media game. We all use it, think about it, obsess over it..?! And it's most definitely not going anywhere! So, let's stop pretending we don't care about it, and chat to an expert about what to share, how much to share, and how to remain genuine.

In this episode, Inder and Ishprit chat to Lisa about how she's created her substantial following, whilst keeping her VERY genuine voice of body positivity and good vibes intact. She shares some serious wisdom with us and gets real personal about the ugly side of social media. You've gotta have a listen. It's definitely a good one!

Meet Stacey, Co-Founder and Casting Director at 3 Amigos Casting. Stacey has cast for the likes of FOX's MasterChef, NBC's America's Got Talent,  as well as worked with other major networks including Bravo, ABC, CBS, CNBC, Food Network, The CW, VH1, and TV Land.

This episode is all about the hustle, baby. Stacey chats with Inder and Ishprit about how she's brought a bit of hustle into every element of her life. She's a business woman, a wife, a momma, a gym rat and also makes it her purpose in life to give back. Tune in as we chat about making it work, not letting circumstances hold you back and above all, pushing on to create the life you dream up.

Meet Payton, founder of NY based SWENHOME, interior stylist, former model, and New Yorker — a powerhouse of a woman and also our very first guest! We've all had misconceptions. At some point or another, we've all faced a situation that has got us thinking — is this really happening?! So we thought, what better way to start off the conversation than to chat about how we perceive misconceptions.