The Neety Jain Show

In Episode 16 of Her Own Narrative, Shaili Chopra opens up about leaving behind the glitz of primetime news to create She The People India’s first women-only digital media platform. From battling being underestimated in boardrooms to redefining scale, voice, and visibility for Indian women, Shaili’s story is one of rebellion, reinvention, and radical truth-telling.

This episode is for every woman who's been told to shrink herself. Here’s proof you can take up space and own every inch of it.

What we talk about:
– Starting over after 14 years in journalism

– “Women aren’t a niche. We’re the population.”

– Building a platform from scratch

– Telling untold stories in rural & urban India

– Facing bias, funding, and being underestimated

– Why we must reclaim our health, money & voice

– Erasing the ‘trophy wife’ narrative

– Midlife, menopause, and breaking silence

– Her message to women who’ve been in denial

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. All views shared by the guest are personal opinions and do not intend to harm or defame any individual, profession, or brand. Our intention is to support informed, honest dialogue.

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What if the version of you that’s scared… is also the version ready to rise?

In this episode of Her Own Narrative, Laura Tatton shares how she went from PR expert to AI educator in her 40s. From navigating imposter syndrome and single motherhood to speaking on stages she once feared, Laura opens up about choosing purpose over fear and rewriting her story with honesty and intention.

This episode is for anyone quietly craving change and wondering if it’s too late. It’s not.

What we explore:

– Why people call her The AI Lady

– Leaving PR to follow purpose

– Studying again in her 40s

– Embracing AI without losing creativity

– Letting go of mom guilt and asking for help

– Saying yes even when terrified

– Redefining identity as a mother

– Rebuilding yourself after your kids grow up

– Her message to you: “Go do what your heart desires”

Disclaimer:

This episode is intended for educational and awareness purposes only. The views and experiences shared by the guest are her personal opinions. We do not intend to harm or defame any person, group, profession, or belief. Our goal is to hold space for honest dialogue and reflection.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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#HerOwnNarrative #LauraTatton #TheAILady #ReinventYourself #MomsWhoLead #FearlessAtForty #WomenInTech #RewriteYourStory #PurposeDrivenLife #OwnYourNarrative #HONPodcast

Disclaimer:

This episode is intended solely for educational and awareness purposes. The views and experiences shared by the guest are her personal opinions. We do not intend to defame or harm any person, group, profession, country, or belief mentioned in the conversation. Our aim is to create safe spaces for dialogue and understanding.⁣

⁣What if reclaiming yourself begins with colour, not clarity?⁣

In this episode, artist and storyteller Amy Yang shares how she went from corporate hospitality to stay-at-home motherhood and eventually rediscovered her voice through art.⁣

From self-doubt to self-definition, from landscapes to cultural expression, Amy opens up about how painting became therapy, identity, and activism all at once.⁣

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– Art as healing, and motherhood as a portal back to self⁣

– Why creativity does count even without external validation⁣

– Community, courage, and reclaiming your voice later in life⁣

⁣Amy’s story is a gentle yet powerful reminder: you don’t have to wait for permission to begin again.⁣

⁣🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple & YouTube.⁣

#HerOwnNarrative #AmyYang #CreativeHealing #MothersWhoCreate #LateBloomers #PurposeDrivenLife #ArtAsIdentity #ImposterSyndrome #WomenInArt #OwnYourNarrative #HONPodcast #StorytellingThatHeals

Disclaimer:

This episode is intended solely for educational and awareness purposes. The views and experiences shared by the guest are her personal opinions. We do not intend to defame or harm any person, group, profession, country, or belief mentioned in the conversation. Our aim is to create safe spaces for dialogue and understanding.⁣

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What if midlife isn’t a crisis but a catalyst?⁣

In this episode, Clare Roberts-Molloy shares how she rewrote the script of her life at 40 walking away from what no longer served her and stepping fully into her voice, purpose, and power.⁣

From her journey growing up in Wolverhampton to launching TEDx and supporting women through their “lingering dreams,” Clare speaks about the messy, honest, and brave parts of choosing yourself.⁣

We explore:⁣

– Letting go of the need for external validation⁣

⁣– What finding your purpose really looks like⁣

⁣– Feminism, motherhood, and breaking generational cycles⁣

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Clare’s story is a reminder that it’s never too late to begin again and that bold change often starts with one small step.⁣

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🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple & YouTube.⁣

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#HerOwnNarrative #ClareRobertsMolloy #MidlifeCatalyst #WomenWhoLead #PurposeDrivenLife #RewriteYourStory #LingeringDreams #FeminismAndMotherhood #StorytellingThatHeals #OwnYourNarrative #HONPodcast

Disclaimer:

This episode is intended solely for educational and awareness purposes. The views and experiences shared by the guest are her personal opinions. We do not intend to defame or harm any person, group, profession, country, or belief mentioned in the conversation. Our aim is to create safe spaces for dialogue and understanding.

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What does it really mean to belong — when you’ve been bridging worlds your whole life?

In this episode, Dee Roberts-Molloy reflects on growing up in a multicultural household — with a Welsh mother and Muslim father — and how that shaped her values, identity, and her purpose in the people and inclusion space.

We dive deep into:

– Belonging without having to explain yourself

– The emotional layers of leadership

– What true inclusion looks and feels like

– How to stay anchored in who you are while building space for others

Dee reminds us that we don’t need permission to take up space — and we certainly don’t need to shrink to fit systems that weren’t built for us.

This is a conversation about identity, impact, and leading from within.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple & YouTube.

#HerOwnNarrative #DeeRobertsMolloy #InclusiveLeadership #WomenWhoLead #MulticulturalIdentity #BelongingWithoutLabels #LeadershipWithHeart #StorytellingThatHeals #OwnYourNarrative #HONPodcast

Disclaimer: This episode is intended solely for educational purposes and the opinions shared by the guest are her personal views.

We do not intend to defame or harm any person, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned in this episode. Our goal is to provide information that helps our audience make informed choices.

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Watch full episodes on YouTube: Her Own Narrative

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(00:00) – Intro

(01:12) – Rage, grief or hormones? Her misdiagnosis story

(04:30) – Being gaslit by doctors and dismissed by GPs

(08:45) – Early signs of perimenopause that go unnoticed

(12:10) – Weight gain, anxiety, and the ADHD diagnosis

(16:22) – The moment she feared losing control

(20:35) – How she rebuilt her mental and hormonal health

(25:00) – Why most women feel broken in their 30s

(29:18) – Role of nutrition, strength training, and mindset

(34:45) – Coaching other women through transformation

(39:10) – Her viral Instagram journey and why it’s personal

(42:05) – How to support someone going through hormonal shifts

(46:20) – Rewriting the narrative around rage, shame and silence

(49:40) – Final message to every woman navigating change

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In today’s episode, Dr. Anastasia shares what it means to be a woman misdiagnosed, misunderstood, and pushed into silence. After battling hormone imbalances, weight gain, ADHD, and repeated medical dismissal, she turned her personal journey into a global mission.

From motherhood and mental health to rage, grief, and healing — this episode explores the power of women reclaiming their bodies, their voice, and their well-being.

If you’ve ever felt broken, emotional, or unheard, this is your story too.

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She was used to being the one with answers — until life placed her on the other side.

In this deeply personal episode, Dr. Anisha Patel shares what it means to rewrite your story from the inside out. From quiet resilience to creative reinvention, this conversation is about finding clarity, purpose, and presence — even when life doesn’t go to plan.

If you’ve ever had to begin again… this one’s for you.

She left a stable career. Wore curtains on a TEDx stage. And built a zero-waste fashion brand from the ground up.

Meet Maya Patel, founder of Reinvntd CIC—a purpose-driven social enterprise turning textile waste into creative, sustainable impact.

In this episode, Maya opens up about walking away from Plan B, finding meaning in slow fashion, and why even one sewing workshop can spark a ripple of change. This is for anyone ready to live consciously, create boldly, and consume with intention.

Tune in for an honest conversation about upcycled fashion, ethical entrepreneurship, and how one woman is sewing sustainability into everyday life.

She didn’t wait for permission—she created her own legacy.

Paramjit Nagra turned cultural pride into a bold business, co-founding Crazy Gin and introducing the world’s first clear lassi-flavored gin. But behind the success is a powerful story of resilience—navigating IVF, overcoming postnatal depression, and choosing to lead with vulnerability and courage.

This is a reminder that we don’t need to dilute who we are to belong.

#HerOwnNarrative #ParamjitNagra #WomenWhoLead #CulturalPride #LegacyMakers #IVFJourney #PostnatalDepressionAwareness #BreakingBarriers #OwnYourStory #WomenEmpowerment

She didn’t wait to be chosen — she chose herself.
In this episode, Alicia shares what it means to lead with empathy, rise from generational cycles, and create a legacy through motherhood, community, and intuition.

From becoming a mom at 18 to walking away from a stable corporate career, Alicia opens up about building Inwood Parenting, empowering other women, and trusting the quiet inner voice that led her home to herself.

This is more than a story about resilience.
It’s a reminder that women like Alicia don’t just survive — they rebuild the world.

🎧 Tune in now to Her Own Narrative — available on Apple Podcasts & YouTube also.

#HerOwnNarrative #AliciaDouglas #WomenWhoLead #EmpoweredMothers #LegacyMakers #EmotionalLeadership #PodcastForWomen