Broadening your horizons beyond what you see by exploring the stories and value gained from inspiring individuals who have successfully taken unique alternative life and career paths.
CHAKRA Conversations
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Podcast Overview
Broadening your horizons beyond what you see by exploring the stories and value gained from inspiring individuals who have successfully taken unique alternative life and career paths.
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11/20/2019
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June 5, 2020
The Value of Small Wins with Oliver Åstrand
Oliver studied Engineering Physics at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, went on to study abroad in Singapore and has recently completed his Masters in Computer Science from New York University. At the age of 19, he started his own company that educates youth in programming and has also spent time working with the likes of Caltech, Spotify, Uber and will soon start working with Google. Oliver is also a big fan of meditation and is passionate about AI safety. In this episode we spoke about the learning and growth Oliver experienced from running his own company, the pros and cons of working at a start-up compared to a large firm, spending time productively, Effective Altruism, explore whether the future of AI will be good or bad for human development and the importance of being comfortable within yourself.
May 7, 2020
1000's of Miles Away From Home with Yash Daga
Yash and I studied abroad in Singapore for a year and in this episode we spoke about the value of spending structured time abroad, the importance of tracking your memories, our travel tips, reverse culture shock, consumption vs creation and of course, BIG TALK. Yash is a graduate from the University of Bristol and now works as a consultant.
April 17, 2020
Working for Something Bigger Than Yourself with Viren Joshi
Viren is one of the founders of Manav Sadhna, an NGO based in Gandhi Ashram, Ahmedabad, India, which has been serving underprivileged communities for the past 30 years. Manav Sadhna serves over 10,000 people daily, from children and women to the elderly. Before Manav Sadhna, Viren worked in the US. In this episode we spoke about Viren's early influences, and the challenges he faced moving away from India to work in the US, where he started on a minimum wage job and worked his way all the way to the top. We spoke about working for something bigger than yourself, the value of not quitting, serving from an early age, what it means to serve and connecting in a deeper way.
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