Welcome back to Unfiltered Emotions Unplugged

As mentioned in our previous episode, winners are not those people who never fail but those people who never give up.

Today’s topic will be on never giving up! I have met people from all walks of life with all sorts of perspectives and experiences. The one similar factor between all of them is their die-hard attitude to never give up.

Let’s begin by discussing a few bitter but true realities about life: nobody ever said that life is supposed to be a cake walk and we shall only enjoy everlasting happiness.

In fact even if there are great people out there who have it all today, have mostly risen from painful and miserable pasts. So one’s experience teaches him/her what to want and what not to want from life.

Also, we need to understand that each one of us has some problem or the other and it entirely depends on how we see it. If we ponder over a problem rather than working on the solution and already manifesting it as a reality, life indeed does become easier!

Moreover, failures are nothing but stepping stones before we reach our purpose so we shouldn’t allow our failures to take over and alter our confidence level. Confidence and unshakable belief is the only thing that will get you through the worst.

Personally speaking, I too have had my share of disappointments in life but if I had to sit down and cry over them and then give up, I wouldn’t have the understanding and awareness that I have today.

So if you feel that you are all alone let me tell you my friend that most of us are constantly in this battle of not surrendering to the easy and or negative way out. You just have to remain determined on never caving in to what goes against your principles or heart’s desires.

Listen to this entire episode and begin practicing the art of NEVER GIVING UP!

Bienvenidos a Emociones Sin Filtros podcast!

Estas harto/harta de vivir una vida monotona y sin sentido? No te gustaria estar feliz y prospero/a?

No quisieras enfrentar todos tus miedos, inseguridades, y duda­s sin apuntarte a seminarios caros o consultas rigurosas? En cambio puedes sintonizarte a episodios de este podcast con consejos inspiradores semanales y charlas sobre salud mental y emocional.

Aqui en Emociones Sin Filtros, te dare información valiosa para deshacerte de todo lo innecesario que está impidiéndote de vivir la vida de tus sueños.

Pero antes de que empieze este episodio, me voy a introducir: Soy Natasha Lalwani, una podcaster, oradora motivacional, escritora, bloguera, disenyadora de moda y estilista. Tengo la suerte de compartir varias culturas, ya que nací y crecí en España por padres hindúes.

Lo que antes era una vida sin sentido, es hoy un gran viaje. Hoy soy una exitosa empresaria pero no fue así como empezó. Era una ninya disléxica que solía sentarme en la última fila de cada clase para que algunos mis maestros y compañeros no se burlaran de mí y me llamaran "tonta".

Este viaje de una niña temerosa e introvertida sin confianza en sí misma y amor propio a una mujer exitosa y poderosa ha sido como estar en una montaña rusa. Habrán muchos episodios en los que compartiré con vosotros ciertas anécdotas, hitos y fracasos antes de llegar a este capítulo en mi vida. Pero antes de eso, permíteme dedicar este podcast introductorio a uno de mis temas favoritos, que es el de gratitud.

Recuerda que sentir gratitud y no expresarlo es como envolver un regalo y no darlo!

Welcome to Unfiltered Emotions Unplugged Podcast!

This is your host Natasha Lalwani

Are you sick and tired of living a monotonous and meaningless life? Wouldn’t you wish to live a happy and prosperous life? How about facing all your fears, insecurities and doubts without having to join any rigorous or expensive seminars and instead by tuning into weekly inspirational tips and talks discussing mental and emotional health? Here at Unfiltered Emotions Unplugged, I will walk you through valuable insights to get rid of all the unnecessary baggage you are holding onto which is preventing you from living the life of your dreams.

But before I begin, let me introduce myself; I am Natasha Lalwani, a podcaster, motivational speaker, writer, blogger, fashion designer and stylist. I am blessed to share various cultures as I was born and brought up in Spain by Indian parents. What was at one time a meaningless life is today a great journey. Today I am a successful entrepreneur owning two companies but that wasn’t how it started off. I was a dyslexic child who used to sit at the back row of each classroom so that my teachers and classmates wouldn’t make a mockery out of me and call me “dumb." This very journey from a fearful, introvert girl with no self-confidence and self-love to a successful and empowering woman has been quite like being on a roller-coaster.

There will be many episodes where I will share with you certain anecdotes, milestones and failures before I reached this chapter in my life. But before that let me dedicate this introductory podcast to one of my favorite topics which is having gratitude. Trillions of people all around the world practice the “attitude of gratitude” as it is one of the most powerful human emotions we possess. Many of us start off our days by being grateful for all that we have, most of which are the simplest and basic for us, but a luxury for others. Conversely, when we aren’t grateful for all that we do have, we tend to take people and things for granted and become judgmental towards them. This creates mental blocks with clustered negative thoughts and emotions that penetrate through us and make us feel devastated.

So we should always appreciate all the people, events, and experiences in our lives as well as appreciate ourselves for all the time, effort, and energy we channelize on us. I have always stressed on the fact that self-love is essential in having a balanced life; thus self-gratitude is a focal point of self-love. If we don’t appreciate ourselves then how will others appreciate us for what we truly are?

You choose how to practice gratitude and make it a habit. Experiment new and fun ways which you are most welcome to share in the comments below. Let’s wind up here by reminding ourselves that feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.