Criyatmakam

About Criyatmakam

Choose to be passionate, produce and ship remarkable work and achieve meaningful success. DeepSuccess with Vineeth Vinnie 🌱 This podcast features short voice notes created for the WhatsApp community of Deep Success.

Publisher

Vineeth Vinnie

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Sept 2023

Latest episode

6 Jan 2025

Latest episodes

13 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   6 Jan 2025

   A Salesman (And A Coach) Who Wouldn’t Give Up 😁 | Vineeth Vinnie

   Two days ago, I had an encounter that left me reflecting on persistence, feedback, and growth. I was parked outside a bakery in my hometown, waiting for my friend to finish shopping. A man approached me, holding packets of pappad. “Would you like to buy some?” he asked. I politely declined. But he wouldn’t give up. He began pleading, asking if I could take just one packet. I said no, repeatedly, but he persisted. Frustrated, I finally told him, “If you’re going to beg like this, you won’t get far in your sales career.” He stiffened slightly and replied, “I wasn’t begging—I was just asking you to buy.” He continued explaining himself. I thought he might feel better if I simply listened, so I gave him a minute. He explained how he wasn’t pleading, why it wasn’t begging, and why I had misunderstood. When he finished, I calmly said, “You came to sell me something. I felt you were being pushy and told you. I may be right, I may be wrong—you can take it or leave it. You wanted to explain, and I listened. Now it’s even. So, bye.” For a moment, he seemed to reflect on what I said. Then, as if something clicked, he asked, “So, you mean I was being pushy?” “Yes,” I replied, “now you’re getting it.” 😁 And then something remarkable happened. His tone shifted entirely. He seemed to take the feedback to heart and started pitching differently as if he was doing a roleplay in a sales training. “Sir, this pappad is made at a home near mine. It’s made with the best ingredients, no chemicals, and is healthy and delicious. Would you like to try?” I smiled. “Now that “would-you-like-to-try” part sounds better.” I explained that not all strategies work everywhere and he may still have to use some of his old ways as long as he is selling the current items but learning and adapting is key. I bought a packet for ₹30 and wished him well. (Yeah, the coach paid for the coaching. 🥹) All the best to that young salesman. He might just go far. Vineeth Vinnie Corporate Human Skills Coach

2. 

   6 Jan 2025

   The Day I Became An Invisible Kid | Vineeth Vinnie

   I was in the seventh standard, and it was the day of our school excursion to Mysore. The excitement in the air was palpable as the bus rattled down the road, students chattering and teachers trying to maintain order. Along the way, we were to pick up our headmaster, Appukkuttan ‘Sir’, near his home. A few minutes before we reached his stop, one of our teachers suggested something unusual: she asked us to hail him loudly as he boarded the bus. It sounded odd, but we didn’t question her. However, as the bus pulled up to his stop, something strange happened—no one actually shouted. Except me. With hesitation, I opened my mouth, “Appukkuttan—” but before I could finish, the boy sitting next to me gestured to shut up. He must’ve thought I was yelling our headmaster’s name, something strictly taboo in Indian culture. By then, I realized I was the only one doing it. I froze, mid-sentence. What followed next still haunts me. The headmaster stepped onto the bus. His eyes landed directly on me, and his expression turned into a storm of anger. Without asking what had happened or why, he unleashed a torrent of scolding. In front of the entire bus—students, teachers, everyone—I became the villain. I wasn’t just reprimanded. I was humiliated. I sat there, stunned and shaking, tears streaming down my face. None of the teachers, not even the one who had instructed us to hail him, came to my defense. They stayed silent, complicit in my shame. Hours later, during a break, a teacher finally came to console me. But by then, the damage was done. The joy of the excursion was replaced with fear and sadness. And to make things worse, the headmaster declared that I had to meet him in his office the moment we returned to school. The fear followed me for years. I internalized it. I began to see myself as arrogant, as someone who might unintentionally offend or attract criticism. To avoid that, I made myself small, invisible. But years later, I realized something: I wasn’t wrong that day. I wasn’t arrogant. The headmaster, the teachers, and their silence were the real culprits. They judged me without understanding, reacted without empathy, and failed to see a scared, well-meaning child caught in a moment of confusion. This incident taught me a lesson I carry to this day: never judge someone without understanding their intent. Now, I strive to listen and try to understand before reacting, and to intervene when someone else is treated unfairly. That moment gave me immense pain, but it also made me more empathetic and less judgmental. 🌟✨ Vineeth Vinnie Corporate Human Skills Coach

3. 

   23 Oct 2024

   Coaching for Change and Engagement | Vineeth Vinnie

   In this episode, let’s look at how leaders can inspire people to change and to engage in meaningful ways.

4. 

   23 Oct 2024

   Use ChatGPT for Content Creation without Losing Your Unique Voice | Vineeth Vinnie

   When I create content, I use a method that allows me to preserve my personal touch while utilising AI tools like ChatGPT. Truth be told, I was hesitant at first to use ChatGPT for content creation because I felt it often made everything sound robotic, stripping away the signature touch of the writer/creator. However, I recently decided to give it a try, and so far, I’ve written just a couple of posts using this method. It’s still early days, but I guess I have found a way to make it work for me while keeping my unique style intact.

5. 

   22 Oct 2024

   Dealing with Algorithms: Compliance vs. Courage | Vineeth Vinnie

   It’s funny what algorithms make us do. Or sad, maybe. And day by day, it worsens. You might have a straightforward message for the world—your story, an insight, something you’ve learned and want to share. But the algorithms turn it into a competition. It’s no longer about the message itself but about how it compares to what others are sharing. And once it becomes a competition, you have to play by the rules—the rules set by social media platforms and their creators. And then, you also got to fight the cheap dopamine stuff. So, what’s the way forward for us creators? Listen to the latest episode of Criyatmakam podcast with Vineeth Vinnie.

6. 

   10 Oct 2024

   How do I find inspiration for my creative journey? | Vineeth Vinnie

   Inspiration can be found anywhere. The problem is in that it doesn’t usually affect us in such a way that it triggers the creativity. In this video, I rant about how to overcome it.

7. 

   10 Oct 2024

   Audio Book | Creating with Courage: Build the Courage to Create

   When you first create something—be it writing, a video, or any form of art—it's likely that only five or ten people will notice it. Even as you reach your hundredth creation, your creative journey might still feel quite solitary. Accept this reality, and if your experience turns out to be different, consider it a pleasant surprise. If your work hasn't yet found an audience that appreciates it, several factors might be at play: The right people who would value your work may not be in your current circle. Algorithms might not have directed your work to those who would care. People might not yet grasp what you're trying to convey. Trust in you and your work may still need to be established. So, keep creating. Publish your work. Experiment and seek to improve. I hope this book inspires you to find the courage to pursue your creative passions. With love, Vineeth Vinnie Kindle edition available for purchase on Amazon.

8. 

   4 Dec 2023

   006. there’s magic in showing up | deep success

   Showing up is allowing the magic to happen. That’s where possibilities begin.

9. 

   3 Dec 2023

   005. discomfort, pain and progress | deep success

   We can’t live a peaceful life by seeking out comfort and skipping all the discomfort. In fact, the causes for most of our pains and problems can be found in what we turn to for immediate comfort.

10. 

    29 Nov 2023

    004. how to achieve what you 'want' | deep success 🌱

    In our lives, we don't bring changes that we need. We don't achieve things that we need. In both cases, it's about whether we want it or not. 🎯

11. 

    22 Sept 2023

    003. be boring and be interesting | deep success 🌱

    Join Deep Success WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va4lYmI5EjxpbUXNnL46 Dare to be boring. Dare to be interesting. 💡 Don't carry the weight of making every moment exciting or enjoyable on your shoulders; it's not sustainable and might lead to neglecting self-care. Lasting relationships often blossom when you allow yourself to be 'boring.' Embrace it! Dare to be boring.🌻 🌟 Now, standing out and being interesting isn't about making others seem dull. It's not necessarily about being less than authentic; it can be about being more than authentic. The world deserves the best of you, just as you deserve the best from it. Dare to be interesting! 🚀

12. 

    20 Sept 2023

    002. pausing for the small joys | deep success 🌱

    A thought on Happiness Don't skip the small joys on the pursuit of happiness. To be able to feel the joys, whether the small ones or the big ones, is sort of like a skill. If you have never felt a small joy in life and are waiting for a big happiness, you will most likely fail to see it and feel it - when the moment arrives. Practice pausing and feeling the small joys now. Work out to strengthen the 'happiness muscles'. #DeepSuccess 🌱

13. 

    20 Sept 2023

    001. feelings can guide you to your vision | deep success 🌱

    On Vision Whether we realise it or not, we all have a vision for our future, and, maybe, for the world as well. What is it that we want, and don't want. What world we want to, or don't want to live in. We sort of have a feeling about this. But you haven't probably tried to bring clarity on what your feelings are telling you. You may have even ignored your feelings. I'm stressing on feelings because vision is as much a feeling thing as an intellectual thing. Probably, even more. The effort to figure out your vision - based on feelings, insights, awareness and experiences, and to put it into words can be really powerful. You may not come up with the best results in the beginning, but even the effort can bring more clarity and conviction in your life journey. Without a verbalized vision, or at least the effort to do it, life is even more confusing and obscure and less meaningful. When you have a 'somewhat' clear vision, things are clearer. Choices are easier to make. Decision making isn't as much a pain. With the content I create and curate here, I hope to help you bring clarity to your vision. If you think this channel is gonna benefit any of your close ones, do share it with them. Invite them here. Love. 💗 Vineeth Vinnie #DeepSuccess 🌱

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