by Parv Bansal
Just PARV is about Projecting A Real Vision. An initiative to add a fresh perspective and handle the tough ones that leave you in a fix. Steering through the ideas you thought were silly at first. Execution vs Planning, Passion vs Profession, Smart work vs Hard Work, Tech vs Nature .. the never ending comparisons make our life choices difficult. Just PARV doesn't limit you to one facet , it unites people across the globe on one platform to share and discover their journeys.
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July 27, 2021
Arman Sood, Co-Founder of Sleepy Coffee, launched India's first Cold Brew Coffee in 2016 along with his co-founders Ashwajeet and Ajai. Cold Brew Coffee was an unknown coffee brewing process that was famous overseas back in the days, but Arman was able to identify the potential of cold brew coffee as a product and as a value proposition to make good coffee available at coffee. Jumping into the start-up world immediately after finishing law school, in a space that was not even closely related to their field of study speaks volumes about the vision Arman and his team had. From introducing cold brew coffee to bottled coffee to teabag style hot coffee bags, Sleepy Owl is known for it's innovative product and above all, offering the best coffee to Indian consumers. Every start-up faces its own challenges and building a new category is not an easy task. But Arman and his team ensured they stick to the basics of any business and continued to deliver great coffee matched with a great customer experience. In this episode of the podcast, Arman shares more about how Sleepy Owl continues to grow as one of the most recognized brands in the beverage segment, how customer centricity has helped them pivot whenever they have introduced a new product, and what's is the future of Sleepy Owl.
June 21, 2021
Adil Teli, a 23 year cyclist from Kashmir, set up a world record by completing a bicycle ride from Kashmir to Kanyakumri (3600 km) in just 8 days 1 hour 37 minutes. Adil broke the previous record by almost 6 hours, a feat that was always part of the plan. Adil is also known for riding bicycle from Kashmir to Leh (440km) non-stop for more than 26 hours. During his K2K ride, Teli came across multiple challenges – from terrible weather conditions to an injured knee to mental fatigue. Despite all these challenges, Adil ensured he rode for no less than 18-20 hours daily and slept for only 2 hours daily. Adil describes how he decided to challenge the world record and make his parents proud. Adil is the most humble person I have ever come across and credits his success to his parents, the people of Jammu & Kashmir, and the entire country. Adil is currently resting it out and is recovering as his knees were swollen. Adil is now preparing for a new world record, which is still a work in progress and will be shared with everyone in the coming months. _______________________________________ADIL TELI: @adilteliofficial https://www.instagram.com/adilteliofficial/ _______________________________________justPARV: INSTAGRAM: @parvbansal18 https://www.instagram.com/parvbansal18/ LINKEDIN: @bansalparv https://www.linkedin.com/in/bansalparv/ VIDEO EDIT: @thecreativepix https://www.instagram.com/thecreativepix/ MUSIC FROM UPPBEAT: https://uppbeat.io/t/giulio-fazio/swingamajig
June 17, 2021
Karl Watson is known for his travel films and came to the limelight post his 9 month-long trip from Hong Kong to New York with his friend, James, in 2013. These 11 episodes of travel films are unique because the entire trip was filmed using a camcorder and feels like the viewer is also part of the trip. It was after going through some difficult times post completion of his university, Karl decided to go on a trip to battle depression. During this 6 months long trip through Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and the USA, Karl realized that he would follow his passion and see the possibility of making it his profession. And since then, there has been no looking back. Karl has traveled to 68 countries till now and currently works as a freelance video editor in the United Kingdom besides hosting bespoke tours in conjuncture with Intrepid Travel. In this episode of justPARV, Karl shares his experience from his trips around the world, how easy or difficult it is to plan and finance trips ,and how travel helped him battle depression. If you are looking for some interesting tip ideas, check Karl’s travel films and you will not be disappointed.
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Just PARV is about Projecting A Real Vision. An initiative to add a fresh perspective and handle the tough ones that leave you in a fix. Steering through the ideas you thought were silly at first. Execution vs Planning, Passion vs Profession, Smart work vs Hard Work, Tech vs Nature .. the never ending comparisons make our life choices difficult.
Just PARV doesn't limit you to one facet , it unites people across the globe on one platform to share and discover their journeys.
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