The Time of Our Lives: Recent Episodes
A bunch of 30 year olds
Just a bunch of 30-year-old "kids" from India talking about life, the universe, and everything in between.
As we delve into the next sub-topic, Naval had some very clear opinions. We explore with context from our personal lives and upbringing/privilege/learnings. Also, our in-house economist/professor / Ph.D. scholar brings in his diplomatic wisdom.
Does it matter whether you build your own personal brand in today's digital world? And is it necessary and/or sufficient?
And the discussion continues with some more personal stories, how despite competition, the pie is always big and of course, references to The Dark Knight!
And we are back with podcast #2. As promised, we talk about #Naval and his philosophies about parallel income streams. Financial freedom, the challenges, anecdotes from people we know, and of course, metallurgy topics - opportunities are all around us!
There's no such thing as a free lunch. To gain something, we have to let something go. We wrap up this part of our discussion with this short video.
While talking about financial freedom, we divulge into our personal experiences and ideas about happiness.
Now that you know who we are (on a very broad level), let's get to the core of the topic that started this in the first place! Financial freedom - what does it mean to you? And do you think it can be achieved, OR it's a worthy goal to be pursued?
In this episode, we talk a bit about our professional journeys - so that you have a little context and that we are not just giving gyaan but there's some substance behind it! (Also a cameo from one of us in New York City who joined us and shared his bit in the next one!) A reluctant MBA, an intentional economist, a society-bound software developer, and a digital consumer product manager.
We are a bunch of 30-year-old graduates from India. We are starting this podcast to discuss issues faced by people our age and learn different perspectives. Not to lecture or profess the philosophies of life, but to listen to each other. Hopefully, some of you will be able to relate to these talks.