Ever stared at a blank page and thought, ‘Where do I even begin?’

In this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, writer & editor Binati Sheth breaks down the actual steps of turning an idea into a finished book , from creating a layout to working with editors.

It’s a straightforward guide for anyone who’s ever wanted to write, but just didn’t know where to start.

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Getting your first 5 clients can feel impossible — especially when you don’t have a big audience yet.

But in today's episode of Questions I Wanted To Ask I have with me Jon Brosio- a Digital Sales Coach, full-time LinkedIn creator now teaching thousands how to sell online. He breaks down what new creators and solopreneurs should actually be focusing on to land their first 5 clients. And more importantly how to do it without a big audience, a fancy funnel, or paid ads. 

If you're figuring out how to grow without going viral, this one’s for you. 

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The creator economy is full of momentum—but long-term success? That takes more than just followers and brand deals.

In this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, I spoke to Gautami Kawale, one half of the viral duo behind Slayy Point.

She’s built a massive community, redefined content with her wit, and stayed grounded through it all.

We spoke about something every woman creator needs to think about:

How do you build financial security beyond likes, collabs, and trends?

Her insights? Practical, powerful, and rooted in real experience.

If you’re in the content game for the long run—this one’s for you.

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Some people just launch products.

Roshni Shewakramani curates moments that make you stop, feel, and remember.

She’s the force behind The Goddess Project — a luxury experience that’s redefining what it means to build visibility with value.

In this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, I asked her something every premium brand builder should hear:

A perfect-looking Instagram isn’t enough. So how do you build trust?

How can curated pop-ups go beyond aesthetics and actually create lasting brand equity?

Roshni’s answer? It’s bold, deeply insightful, and filled with gold for anyone building a brand in today’s distracted world.

If you’re in the business of building brands that last — this one’s not just for you, it’s about you.

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In a world that’s always online, it’s easy to feel like you’re drowning in content.

But Chetna Chakravarthy? She’s a force of clarity in all that noise.

Coach. Healer. Content powerhouse. Chetna helped thousands cut through the overwhelm and come home to themselves. And in this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, she’s doing just that for every creator out there who’s stuck in the scroll.

I asked her: How do we keep creating without losing ourselves in the endless content loop?

Her answer? Grounded. Empowering. And a total reset button for your brain.

This is your reminder that you don’t need to consume more to create better.

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If you’ve ever tried selling online and wondered why your audience isn’t buying, then this one’s for you.

In this mini episode, we’re joined by Jon Brosio — one of LinkedIn’s go-to voices on creator monetization. He’s helped thousands turn content into income.

Jon breaks down the top 3 common mistakes creators and solopreneurs make when selling online and how to fix them.

If you’re trying to grow a personal brand, sell a service, or launch a digital product — this one’s worth 2 minutes of your time. Watch now and start selling smarter.

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She’s done it all—iconic TV shows, powerhouse performances, and a fan base that loves her for who she is.

But beyond the success, what makes Asha Negi truly unforgettable?

Her unapologetic realness.

In this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, I got to sit down with someone I’ve admired for years—not just for her talent, but for her groundedness in a world that often demands the opposite.

I asked Asha:

How do you stay true to yourself when the world keeps asking you to be someone else?

Her answer? It hit hard.

It’s the kind of perspective that makes you pause, reflect, and rethink how you’re showing up in your own life.

This one’s not just for actors or creators—it’s for anyone who’s ever struggled to hold onto their sense of self in a world full of noise.

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Some questions stay with you for years.

This one did for me: How do you manage stress when your job—or your boss—is the biggest source of it?

For this episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, I turned to someone I’ve always looked up to—my Pa. 

He’s navigated high-pressure roles, challenging teams, and long hours—with strength, grace, and zero drama.

In just 90 seconds, he shared the kind of advice that sticks.

It’s simple. It’s honest. And it’s something I wish more people heard when work starts to feel heavy.

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Feeling stuck in your career isn’t a dead end — it’s a signal to pause, to reassess and to reinvent.

In today's episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask, our guest Falguni Vasavada is a Professor at MICA, Marketing expert, and a known voice that inspires & empowers women across all ages. She shares a powerful tool for professionals in their 30s and 40s who want to pivot, grow, or simply feel seen again.

This is a mini masterclass for anyone who wants to build with purpose, with clarity, and without faking it.

Stay tuned- every Tuesday & Friday for real talk from voices that matter. 

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How do you handle disagreements without breaking the bond?

I asked this question to Gautami Kawale—co-creator of the hit YouTube channel Slayy Point—and her perspective was a masterclass in creative collaboration.

Over millions of views and years of building alongside Abhyudaya, she’s learned that what really keeps a partnership strong isn’t avoiding conflict—but knowing how to move through it.

Here’s what it takes:

• Honest, respectful communication

• A shared mission

• The ability to take (and give) feedback

• And always keeping the bigger picture in sight

This episode of Questions I Wanted to Ask unpacks how to face creative friction without losing momentum—or each other.

If you’re building anything with someone else, this one’s a must-listen.

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