Think and Rant
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Think and Rant episodes

  • Episode 6 – Focus on growth, not goals
    In this episode of Think and Rant show, I talk about a more growth oriented approach towards success rather than a goal oriented approach. And how we can all achieve tremendous outcomes with more focus on continuous small growth.
    25 min
  • Episode 4 – Attachment vs Involvement
    In this episode of think and Rant show, I talk about attachment, the different elements of it and how do they affect us and an alternative to attachment also known as involvement. We go deep into understanding how we can become an all giving entity.
    29 min
  • Episode 3 – We are prisoners of constructs
    In this episode of think and Rant show, I talk about constructs and how they affect our lives. The structure of constructs and choices we have and to follow or not to follow them. And why we need to go beyond the surface and understand constructs.
    28 min
  • Episode 2 – Don’t be nice… Be authentic
    In this episode of the Think and Rant show, I talk about the idea of being nice over being authentic. I go over the idea that we all are equal parts good and equal parts evil and that need to be acknowledged. And how we should practice to speak our mind with no ill intentions.
    21 min
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    18 min

About Think and Rant

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We have been told not to question unless we have answers, not to point problems unless we have a solution and not to challenge the norm unless we have rebelled ourselves. For generations, we have been taught the way things are, and they ought to be, curbing our free thinking.