We all grow up toeing the line of the world’s expectations from us. Be this, do that, make more money, get a promotion, get married, have kids. There is just so much pushing us down paths that probably are not meant for us. Walking these paths makes us unhappy, but we keep at it because we don’t want to let people down. But if your heart is not in it, isn’t it time to quit? That’s what we are talking about today with Lalana Zavari.

In the joy that is motherhood, there are many stories of pain and loss and remembrance of children that were never born. The babies that are lost in the womb, but stay in our hearts. Today, Sarah and Rashi talk to us about their unborn in this heart wrenching episode. 

Check out Rashi's venture for kids here: https://www.instagram.com/colourwheelfun/

Read Sarah's poerty here: https://www.amazon.in/25th-Floor-Baubles-Anthology-Hundred-ebook/dp/B07MDKZ6M2

One in eight people globally are affected by infertility. It's a harrowing journey where one willingly endures pain in hopes of an elusive baby. Women especially have a hard time with the treatments. Repeated cycles and negative results lead to mental trauma and even depression. And yet, this topic doesn't get talked about enough! Today Colette takes us through her journey that she has also penned in this beautiful memoir https://www.amazon.in/IVF-Got-This-Journey-Motherhood/dp/1913208486

Increasingly blurring work-life boundaries are making it difficult and stressful for most of us to toe that fine line of balance. In an effort to put our 100% in everything, we often overpromise and burn out. But that balance is possible if we understand and make peace with a few things. The power couple on today's episode - Mithun and Thirtha - tell us how they manage high octane careers, parenting, and relationships. 

Do check out Thirtha's venture at https://www.facebook.com/SamaaraJewellery/

Secondry infertility affects around 10% of women globally. It's the inability to have another child for a variety of reasons. Not surprisingly though, it doesn't get talked about enough and there are many misconceptions and stigmas attached to it. Sierra takes us through her journey with secondary infertility and how it shaped her world. 

All of us are passionate about some things that matter most to us. Things that stir something in our souls and give us a high of happiness. Yet, how many of us are able to live our passions? Mihir Mahajan is someone who figured out how to live his dream. He broke the shackles of expectations and followed his heart - right into the jungles. Know more about his venture here https://www.beyondwild.in/

Extreme events like the Coronavirus pandemic expose the chinks in our armour. What is it that makes some people survive and thrive in crisis situations? In this episode we explore some facets of response to change and strategies to deal with it. I'm talking to Dr. Rajesh Parikh about his book on the coronavirus pandemic and his views on what the future holds for us. Get a copy of his book on the Coronavirus here https://www.amazon.in/Coronavirus-What-about-Global-Pandemic/dp/0143451308/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=coronavirus+book&qid=1594488574&sr=8-1 

It takes a lot more than genes to build a family and Aloma Lobo is a prime example of that. She's worked tirelessly for children in the need of forever homes and she has walked that talk. Brimming with love she raised 6 kids - biological and adopted - not that we'll ever know the difference. In this episode she talks about her family, about attitudes and process for adoption in India, and shares some sound advice for adoptive parents.   

If you want more details on how adoption works in India, check out https://padme.in/

We all want to change the status quo, but how many of us take that step to do something about it. In this episode I am talking to two phenomenal women, who overcame great personal odds, found their purpose, and worked hard towards change.  Vandana Suri and Fiona Martin talk about their lives, their ventures, and a new initiative called Single Sisterz. Check it out on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SingleSisterz/