The Swatee Experience

From the book " Side Hustle" the author shares a short lesson on how can we multiply our profits by simply executing our ideas in multiple versions to earn different profits from each and all.

Part II of The 21 Success Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires by Brian Tracy.

Inspired by the book " The 21 Success Secrets of Self- Made Millionaires" by Brian Tracy. The lesson is about how we can imagine ourselves living that big dream by forward thinking. The author asks us to dream big and achieve your dreams through perseverance and imagination. If you can dream it, you can get it.

A creative collaboration with one of the most loved theatre artist from Bangalore, Mr. Srinivas Shetty. Listen to us narrating our desires on a heavy rainy day through a beautiful poem written by Srinivas himself. I know you will love as much as we do.

The author from "The Habit of Winning" taught us how we ignore the F's who are there right by our side while chasing for the other F's Fame and Fortune. Don't take your F's for granted.

This episodes shares some thoughts which is essential to be aware of in order to lead a life full of peace, gratitude and success. Book Reference: Thoughts to Inspire: Swami Vivekananda

When you jump into conclusions about people and oppurtunities make sure you have cleaned the glass of risk aversion, pessimism and look at them with fresh and optimistic vision says the author of The Habit of Winning.

Chanakya tells us how we can learn few life skills from Lion, Heron, Crow, Dog and Donkey to be successful in life.

This episode is a reflective message from the book "The Habit of Winning" where the author tells us that we are so busy in finding the equipment, the right people , accessories to climb up that we forget to check whether we have a mountain in the first place. Find your mountain first rest will follow up with you.

Narrating some valuable lessons by Chanakya to imply in our daily lives. This and many more Sutras by him signifies the importance of living life well aware and wisely. Book Reference: Chanakya Neeti