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Real-Ease With Soulnal - Manish Sethi: The high schooler who turned broken bottles into breakthroughs - and still says he’s just getting started.
This week on Real-Ease with Soulnal, I’m in conversation with someone who might just be the human version of “tab overload” and I mean that in the best way.
Manish Sethii - high school entrepreneur, glass-rescuing changemaker, mindful meditator, occasional event guy, and the unofficial IB student whisperer - joins me for a chat that covers everything from why he started so early to how he’s still figuring it all out.
We dive into self-healing, pranic healing and meditation, trusting too quickly (yes, even tech), business coaching, life coaching, and the beauty of not always knowing the end goal but showing up anyway. Oh, and why your Apple screen time report might be your biggest frenemy.
He’s wise beyond his years, humble about his hustle, and the kind of person you want your kids to hang around (or at least intern with). He’s not trying to impress though, he’s trying to impact.
A conversation with Manish Sethii on self-work, service, and staying real. Tune in and see why I’ve genuinely looked up to this young man over the past year and why you might too.
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By Sonal KaramchandaniThis week on Real-Ease with Soulnal, I’m in conversation with someone who might just be the human version of “tab overload” and I mean that in the best way.
Manish Sethii - high school entrepreneur, glass-rescuing changemaker, mindful meditator, occasional event guy, and the unofficial IB student whisperer - joins me for a chat that covers everything from why he started so early to how he’s still figuring it all out.
We dive into self-healing, pranic healing and meditation, trusting too quickly (yes, even tech), business coaching, life coaching, and the beauty of not always knowing the end goal but showing up anyway. Oh, and why your Apple screen time report might be your biggest frenemy.
He’s wise beyond his years, humble about his hustle, and the kind of person you want your kids to hang around (or at least intern with). He’s not trying to impress though, he’s trying to impact.
A conversation with Manish Sethii on self-work, service, and staying real. Tune in and see why I’ve genuinely looked up to this young man over the past year and why you might too.