Unreasonable with Manrav Singh

Unreasonable with Manrav Singh

By Manrav Singh KhosaEducationSelf-Improvement
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Unreasonable with Manrav Singh episodes

  • You're So Rich (feat. Guramrit)

    Who are you, and why should you care? This episode breaks down the concentrated power and ambition unlocked when you truly understand who you are, and the infinite wealth within you — the kind that doesn’t scream for attention or validation, because it simply is.


    (0:00) Journey into Spirituality

    (10:00) Leadership Qualities

    (20:00) Migrant Business

    (29:00) This Temporary Home

    (35:00) Alternate Richness Metric

    (41:00) Retirement

    (50:00) Attachment


    59 min
  • The Life of Guru Nanak Dev Ji (feat Prabh)

    This episode is a reflection on the unexpected early life of Guru Nanak Dev Ji — not through the lens of miracles or grand revelations, but through His simplicity, His quiet rebellion, and His infinite understanding. From feeding the hungry to questioning blind rituals, to sitting with the rejected and reminding them they were already whole — these sakhis show how divinity lives in the day-to-day. It’s about bridging the gap and explaining their Jeevan (life) in an easy-to-digest, beautiful way. This is about understanding how Guru Nanak walked the world — and how that way of life still builds clarity, still creates peace, and still forms winners.

    Explore more at thegurunanakbook.com

    1 hr 19 min
  • Get Better The Same Way You Got Sick

    A new chapter in the journey. This season is about getting better the same way you got sick — slowly, intentionally, and without shortcuts. Less noise, more focus. Fewer headlines, more healing. As I build Kordova Tek and grow through faith, discipline, and setbacks, I’m sharing the tools and mindset shifts that are helping me stay grounded. Let’s lock in, level up, and live with purpose.


    11 min

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Unreasonable with Manrav Singh is a raw podcast for people who don’t believe in balance — but believe in purpose.