The First Times

Following the hilarious conversation in episode 4, we continued our intuitive discussion in episode 5 as well. You will hear both of us - Me and Yamini, again chuckling, but also trying to intellectualize life. Is there space for biases in it? Is it serving either side of gender or humanity at large? How convenient it is for others to design or direct how one must be and equally difficult to practice what they preach? How an idealistic behavior is subjected by one fraction of society onto another portion?

And before it starts sounding like the hard-pounding feminist talk, it's more on general scale - about human mind & resultant behaviour.

Let's hear some more from the sparkling Yamini Sharma - A happy talent recruiter today, about how she helped men in her house be more empowering and inclusive, beyond the age old societal conditioning, and how being resilient in personal space helped her in midst of Covid recovery.

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Following the hilarious conversation in episode 4, we continued our intuitive discussion in episode 5 as well. You will hear both of us - Me and Yamini, again chuckling, but also trying to intellectualize life. Is there space for biases in it? Is it serving either side of gender or humanity at large? How convenient it is for others to design or direct how one must be and equally difficult to practice what they preach? How an idealistic behavior is subjected by one fraction of society onto another portion?

And before it starts sounding like the hard-pounding feminist talk, it's more on general scale - about human mind & resultant behaviour.

Let's hear some more from the sparkling Yamini Sharma - A happy talent recruiter today, about how she helped men in her house be more empowering and inclusive, beyond the age old societal conditioning, and how being resilient in personal space helped her in midst of Covid recovery.

Societal and Cultural biases dictate women to naturally let family take precedence over their careers. And no, it's not an exaggeration but hard truth. The fact that openly classifying this act into a bias against women, makes it sound so unholy that most of us like to discard it ASAP.

It's one thing to choose homemaking in a desired city, it's another to be pushed to do it. But how going through that push-n-pull, moving continents and leaving her dream career, did not stop her from making forward moves and taking the driving wheel in her hand, is the story of the sparkling Yamini Sharma - A happy talent recruiter today.  (My cheeks still hurt from giggling, every time I remember what she went through before and after her pregnancy )

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Societal and Cultural biases dictate women to naturally let family take precedence over their careers. And no, it's not an exaggeration but hard truth. The fact that openly classifying this act into a bias against women, makes it sound so unholy that most of us like to discard it ASAP.

It's one thing to choose homemaking in a desired city, it's another to be pushed to do it. But how going through that push-n-pull, moving continents and leaving her dream career, did not stop her from making forward moves and taking the driving wheel in her hand, is the story of the sparkling Yamini Sharma - A happy talent recruiter today.  (My cheeks still hurt from giggling, every time I remember what she went through before and after her pregnancy )

Fat shaming and high school bullying based on appearances is so common that the first thing a sufferer want to do is take revenge. It's one thing to give back to those people, it's another game altogether when you decide to take a high road and let your life choices become what people crave for. This is the attitude with which the vibrant Karishma Govil a.k.a Soulkari pushed the envelop and changed narrative around her. Hear her total "coming-of-age" exclusive story before she became the #InstagramInfluencer Soulkari. Afterall, empires are not made in a day.

Fat shaming and high school bullying based on appearances is so common that the first thing a sufferer want to do is take revenge. It's one thing to give back to those people, it's another game altogether when you decide to take a high road and let your life choices become what people crave for. This is the attitude with which the vibrant Karishma Govil a.k.a Soulkari pushed the envelop and changed narrative around her. Hear her total "coming-of-age" exclusive story before she became the #InstagramInfluencer Soulkari. Afterall, empires are not made in a day.

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It's not new - " If you're a woman who speaks her mind, uses head over her shoulder to stand up for what's right (or wrong), you're a REBEL by society's standards. But does it matter? Afterall, only your life is the center point of the impact your choices create. This is the thinking with which Madhurima Mazumdar has always marched toward biases around her. It was a riot broaching the topic of resilience with her.

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It's not new - " If you're a woman who speaks her mind, uses head over her shoulder to stand up for what's right (or wrong), you're a REBEL by society's standards. But does it matter? Afterall, only your life is the center point of the impact your choices create. This is the thinking with which Madhurima Mazumdar has always marched toward biases around her. It was a riot broaching the topic of resilience with her.

There is an old saying,"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going". The new one is," When the going gets tough, the tough gets going with a swag." That's exactly what Radhika Warikoo did when she encountered the hard hitting conventions that came her way. We had so much laughter talking about those silly norms and how you push it back with self-confidence. 

There is an old saying,"When the going gets tough, the tough gets going". The new one is," When the going gets tough, the tough gets going with a swag." That's exactly what Radhika Warikoo did when she encountered the hard hitting conventions that came her way. We had so much laughter talking about those silly norms and how you push it back with self-confidence. 

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