Unbinary Life

In today’s episode, we talk to someone who did not even run a 100m race till the age of 18 years and at the age of 25, he climbed Mt. Everest battling covid and facing multiple storms on this journey.

An IT Engineer by education, mountaineer by profession, and sustainability advocate by compassion, Harshvardhan is an internationally recognized expedition leader, public speaker, and ambassador of the non-profit, "Project Chirag".

Having reached over 20M people through videos, talks, and media appearances advocating for Sustainability, Harsh reached the summit of Mt. Everest in 2021. Joshi's work involves impact tourism in the Himalayas and inspiring people to climb their metaphorical Everest. Currently, he is working on his book and documentary around his campaign "Sangharsh Mission Mt. Everest" while preparing for upcoming big mountain expeditions and IRONMAN triathlons.

“Passion is not about what you do but about how you do it.”

This episode will leave you inspired in many ways and we highly recommend listening to the podcast and sharing your views.

Till then, cut the crap and take charge of your life!

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You can follow Harshvardhan on the following social media platforms:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelwithharsh/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshiharshvardhan/

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/harshvardhanjoshi

Perspective towards life is the way we see life and make meaning out of it. It is the point of view that comes from our nature and nurturing.

Perspective play a major role in the way we think, and the way we think we speak, we act and we behave. The whole life gets guided by it.

For different perspective, I believe every human have their own unique perspective at looking at things and hence so many unique personalities. Since every human have experienced different genes, growing up conditions and experiences, the perspective differs from human to human.

Now talking of the different types of perspective, there are many, like Cognitive perspective, biological perspective, cultural perspective, Social perspective etc. What I like to stick and that works for me is Positive or negative perspective. Anything that is helping me to feel better without troubling or hurting others is positive perspective to me. It can be short term or long term depending on the situation. -ve is something that is making me feel bad or making me complain or angry etc.

At the end, Change the stories around you and change your perspective. So cut the crap and take charge of your life!

Palakh Khanna is a 19-year-old relentlessly optimistic dreamer, multi-faceted, way too ambitious, the happy-go-lucky kinds. She is graduated from The Mother's International School, Delhi in 2021, and now looking forward to college life.

This episode we take a journey to Palakh’s life till now and how she is pushing Human boundaries to be a change maker and inspiring so many around her including us. Enjoy this episode and do let me know if this triggers any emotion in you.

Check her LinkedIn page for more of her and to connect with her https://www.linkedin.com/in/palakh-khanna/

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So cut the crap and take charge of your life. See you soon with another exciting episode very soon!!

How much money do we really need to live a content life?

What are we really running for in life?

Do you have a clear answer?

Maybe, after listening to this episode you will get an answer for yourself.

In this episode of the Unbinary Life podcast, we speak to a 27 years old man who wishes to retire in the next 2 years. Surprised? Retiring by the age of 29, wow!!! Who wouldn’t want that?

We spoke to a person who doesn’t like himself to be associated with any title. He is someone who lives a nomadic life in the mountains and spreads awareness about climate change.

We spoke to the Climate Guy, Aakash Ranison. Fun fact, he also has a blue tick on his Instagram account 😉.

This conversation with Aakash will leave you with inspiration, positivity, and cheerfulness, just like the way it made us feel.

Hope you enjoy listening to this one!

PS: There could be a few audio issues in this episode, but this is the best that we could do. 

We have always heard that people resist change.

In our earlier episodes, we have communicated that our brain likes to conserve energy.

Resistance against change is because of our own reasons.

In this episode, we want to convey that people are designed to change. It is just that they need a valid reason to change. Do not be absolute in your thought process.

You need to find out the right trigger and you have to find out the system that works for you and then CHANGE is evident.

“Getting out of the comfort zone” has become kind of universal sentiment for most of us. It has become a differentiator between achievers and super achievers. We have a few examples, where people are okay to risk their health in the name of not being comfortable.

In all these discussions, there always be a parameter of “How much?” which I am not taking up now.

All I am trying to bring here is that easy and comfortable are not the same thing. There is a reason why “being comfortable” is the most desired state. We work hard to earn the comfort and prepare of the next battle. It is more like getting a good “comfortable” sleep to prepare for the next most productive day.

I have very high regards for people who consistently push themselves to achieve greater height by being uncomfortable. The idea is not to be too soft and fragile in the name of being comfortable. Specially when the talk about mental health is being discussed all across.

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If Abhinav Goswami has his way, America will soon experience the amazing gifts of ancient India — extraordinary health, ethical A2 dairy products, Vedic education and more.

“I had achieved what many would regard as the ultimate dream — a job as a data scientist in Apple,” recounts Abhinav Goswami.

He wondered why the modern education system was turning out hordes of youngsters who felt no bond with nature and only focused on material desires. His whole life flashed before him; his family name Goswami (meaning both “protector of cows” and “one who had conquered the senses”) beckoned to him with a deep significance. 

In ancient India, indigenous cows were the center of the economy; they were wealth; and in fact, they even played an important part in maintaining the educational system. Their milk was used to make delicious curds, butter, buttermilk, ghee, and other dairy products which kept the population nourished and happy. For students, it was extra important to have enough quantities of milk and curds. 

Cow dung was used as fuel, fertilizer, plastering material (which kept houses cool in summer and warm in winter), anti-bacterial cleaner and more. The cow’s urine was used in myriad health-giving Ayurvedic products. In addition to all the material gifts they bestow, cows also have a deeply spiritual presence, which has been acknowledged by many. The deep bonds between cows and their owner’s families was a given.

More is covered in detail in a candid conversation with Abhinav. Hope you enjoy it! 

To know more about Abhinav and his initiative - check out the Texas Gaushala website.

Source: https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/i-would-like-to-offer-america-the-best-of-ancient-india-ethical-milk-vedic-education-and-e240fac2d21e

"Conflict is the beginning of the consciousness"

Conflict as we define is the more serious form of disagreement. It is about being incompatible or at variance.  A conflict is a struggle and a clash of interest, opinion, or even principles. With others, it is mostly the difference in the belief system or trying to impose our belief system onto others. With self, conflict in self-image happens when a person's actions do not align with how they view themselves. It mostly originates from self believe vs the need of the hour.

Focusing more on the self-conflict, we believe that Inner conflict is the result of two opposing motivations or beliefs inside one person. Self-conflicted motivations may be based on conflicting beliefs or conflicting needs. Usually, these are not a big life-threatening situations and can be easily mitigated by a middle path but depending on our state of find and safe feeling, we decide on the situations.

Inner conflicts play a major role in relationship management and can soon convert into conflict because of others.

With Unbinary, there is a huge positive perspective of the conflict and for that, I highly recommend listening to the podcast and sharing your views.

Till then, cut the crap and take charge of your life. We will meet again. Don’t forget to leave us a comment if there is anything you want to share with us. Will connect soon!

Online relationships and friendships are a thing! 

Thanks to the pandemic, the world became even closer! Birthdays, anniversaries, any special occasion, found a new venue ONLINE! 

To some, the online world has opened up myriad opportunities and to some online world has left an unpleasant mark on their minds!

Bumble, Tinder, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Quora, etc. there is a huge list of platforms! Accept it or not, like it or not, we cannot escape the online world!

And since we cannot escape it, we chose to talk about it and share our experiences (healthy and unhealthy) of the online world, with YOU!

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What is love?

We use this word so many times during the day. 

I love this dress, I love going on holidays, I love him or her, I love doing this work, I love this, I love that!!!!!!

Like really, we love so many things! 

Yet, when it comes to people, there are so many conflicts in love! WHY?

We asked this question to people around us and we'd like to share a few of them with you: 

(By the way, thank you all for sharing your responses_/\_. We tried putting the audio clips too, but unfortunately, it didn't work out well.)

Now, coming back to the episode topic, an interesting point here is there is no right or wrong when it comes to defining love. And we are not debating those perspectives of love for any individual.

What we want to share with you is again a perspective that could help you dealing your love relationships.

A few questions that we try to address here and want you to be aware of:

We hope this episode too provides a different perspective and helps you in your journey of self-growth. 

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