The Vishipedia Show

Michael Thompson is a career coach and communications consultant, a mentor at Startupbootcamp - a global network of industry focused accelerators - a prolific writer whose articles on leadership, relationship building, communication, and career advice have featured in renowned publications like Fast Company, The Ladders, Business Insider, Forbes, INC, MSN, and Apple News. He has close to 45,0000 followers on the popular blogging platform Medium and is the top writer in six categories.   In this episode, Michael deep-dives into the simple yet crucial aspects of life, like making time for family, investing in relationships, improving the quality of your communication to improve the quality of your life, productivity, deep-learning, and more.

TN Hari is an author, Angel Investor, Advisor to VCs, Mentor at Start-up Accelerators, Sounding board to Founders and Startups, and a Columnist.

He’s the Head of HR at BigBasket, and an advisor at multiple firms like Arkam Ventures, Rocketium, and KRISIN. He’s also involved in the education sector with institutions like Harappa Education and Avantika University.

Hari has co-authored 6 books and writes columns in the Mint and other renowned publications.

Hari has helped shape four successful exits in different industries including an IPO on The NASDAQ. He’s extremely passionate about solving problems and building organizations for scale through clear & uncluttered thinking, and relentless execution.

In this episode, Hari sheds light on how to manage a crisis, how to structure your thinking and make better decisions, the art of reinventing yourself, reasons why all men should be feminists, and much more.

Rohit Kaul shares his insights on the importance of trust in leadership, of learning by application, and his perspective on what motivates people to achieve their goals.

Rohit is the General Manager of Marketing at the Shiv Nadar Foundation, HCL Music, and HCL Concerts. He’s also a behavior science practitioner with over a decade of experience in diverse sectors such as Consumer Packaged Goods, consulting, education, not-for-profit, and entertainment. He is passionate about using Behavioral Science to build human-centric products that simplify the lives of his customers and create long-term behavior change for good. His weekly newsletter on Applied Behavior Science, behaviorXproduct, is read by over 1500 readers from diverse institutions such as Harvard, Google, LinkedIn, Airtel, Princeton, Standard Chartered, and many more.

Rohit has been identified among the top 100 digital marketers in India by Adobe and Paul Writer, nominated as a top content creator on LinkedIn at the Habit Weekly Awards (the only person from Asia to be nominated for it), and has delivered successful podcast masterclasses on Behavioral Economics.

When he is not working, Rohit is busy rummaging through research on Behavioral Science and observing people in physical/digital setups.

Shreya Dalela is the founder of The Creatives Hour, a platform to help people build the habits and skills needed to tap into their creativity. She had earlier co-founded The Speaking Walls, a startup that won the Global Student Entrepreneur Award in 2016. She's also a content marketing strategist and a writer. Her articles have appeared in renowned publications like Thrive Global, Thought Catalog, The Matador, Good-Men Project, and more.

In this episode, Shreya talks about the significance of art journaling and dance in her life, discusses her writing process and daily rituals, shares how she maintained her sanity during the lockdown, the Joy of Missing Out, and much more.