In this episode I talk about how to be a mom in the context of my grand mom and my mom. How to keep the essential parts focus on the best parts of your journey as a mom. Mostly embracing your imperfections. 

I won't say how to be a "good" wife because most wives are good! But in this episode I talk about the challenges I've gone through and the lessons I've learned which hopefully help you to be a wife (much better than I have been). It's about (trying your best to be) forgiving and (trying even harder to) not taking offense and sometimes it also means doing something which isn't necessarily seen as "submissive" you'll know what I mean once you here it! Hope you enjoy listening! P.s. I recorded this on the beach but the audio is quite pleasant! 

Catch the alternative version: How to be a Good Husband :  https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/OH5ndC24Ivb

Tips From my Digital Art Journey 1. Be Brave and Start 2. 

Learn  Skillshare: https://skl.sh/3RCltxz 

I teach art on Youtube: https://bit.ly/sangeetaangelakumar 

3. Do Art Work  Society6: https://society6.com/artist-studio/artwork/23637061 

Red Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/SangArtStudio/shop 

Know more:  https://linktr.ee/sangeetaangelakumar 

Hope you enjoyed this podcast 

Being a one woman production company has its advantages and challenges. In today's episode I talk about Why I started my Production Company. I take you through how I learnt camera, video editing and eventually sound editing. I also go through the pros and cons of regular jobs vs your own set up. This podcast is for entrepreneurs who wanna venture out on their own. 

Incase you're curious about my STUDIO SET UP | GEAR LIST | OVERHEAD CAMERA AND LIGHTING here's a link that takes you through my process  https://youtu.be/ITeDSF0f9XA

Tips for Creative People (to help with workflow) https://youtu.be/GEwYFTOJlVk

Looking at the harsh realities in the art world -- where there are hidden costs and bombarding of self promotions there are also artists who support newbies, teach them and don't earn a profit from them.  Here's looking at both sides of the dark truth about digital illustration.  

I worked at my favorite movie magazine filmfare for two stints. Once at the start of my career and then in 2006-2008. This office was good to be, today a lot of what I do is thanks to that organization. I talk about the lessons I've learned there, talk about why I left and all the ways that job has shaped me into being who I am today.