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  • “Fear Factors” – Episode seven of ‘The Big Small Talk’

    “Fear Factors” – Episode seven of ‘The Big Small Talk’

    Mumbai: After garnering widespread acclaim for their insightful discussions and crossing over 150K plus subscribers on YouTube, The Big Small Talk family proudly presents its latest episode, delving into the pivotal topic of “Fear Factors” in our daily lives! Anuj Sawhney, celebrated for his journey from Bollywood to steering Swiss Military Worldwide, teams up once again with his longtime friend, Manav Subodh, the visionary Founder of 1M1B – One Million for One Billion. Together, they embark on a captivating exploration of the various facets of fear, promising yet another enlightening dialogue for their dedicated audience.

    In this episode, Anuj and Manav delve into how conscious and subconscious fears shape our thoughts, words & actions. They discuss various types of fears, including the fear of rejection, failure, social fears, and fears in relationships…emphasizing their profound influence on our personal and professional lives. Through candid and insightful dialogue, they highlight how living in fear can prevent us from taking risks, trying new things & pursuing our dreams. The episode includes personal anecdotes, such as Anuj’s fear of heights and his skydiving experience in South Africa, and Manav’s ongoing fears even in adulthood, illustrating the pervasive and multi-faceted nature of fear and its impact on our lives.

    Sharing personal insights, Anuj said, “From childhood fears shaped by family expectations to the fear of criticism and social validation, fear profoundly impacts our behavior and decisions. It’s crucial to understand and address these fears to live more authentically and fearlessly.” And Manav added, “Emotional and mental freedom in relationships is vital; trust and mutual respect should always prevail over dominance and ego. We must also emphasize the role of educational institutions in encouraging students to overcome their fears, fostering a well-rounded and fearless approach to life.”

    Tune in to The Big Small Talk Podcast’s latest episode on YouTube and other streaming platforms for a thought-provoking discussion. The listeners are invited on a journey of self-discovery and introspection, understanding that everyone has fears but some manage them better. This episode encourages acceptance of oneself and the pursuit of genuine, fearless living.

    Joining the conversation are four intriguing influencers: Angad Singh Narula, a corporate lawyer, social media influencer/ vlogger and superbiker; Parita Lalwani, a tech consultant, hands-on mother and fitness enthusiast; and Dilip Ramachandran, a drummer and creative director.

  • “Cultural differences with the west” – episode six of ‘The Big Small Talk’ with Anuj Sawhney and Manav Subodh

    “Cultural differences with the west” – episode six of ‘The Big Small Talk’ with Anuj Sawhney and Manav Subodh

    Mumbai: After garnering widespread acclaim for their insightful discussions and crossing over 150K plus subscribers on YouTube, The Big Small Talk family proudly presents its latest episode, delving into the pivotal topic of “Cultural Differences with the West.” Anuj Sawhney, celebrated for his journey from Bollywood to steering Swiss Military Worldwide, teams up once again with his longtime friend, Manav Subodh, the visionary founder of 1M1B – One Million for One Billion. Together, they embark on a captivating exploration of the complexities surrounding cultural and social stigmas, promising yet another enlightening dialogue for their dedicated audience.

    In this compelling episode, Anuj and Manav explore the significance of cultural perceptions in contemporary society, emphasizing how political influences and social stigmas shape our worldview. In their candid and insightful dialogue, Anuj and Manav provide valuable insights into the diverse ways Indians distinguish themselves from western cultures.

    The discussion sheds light on the modern dilemma of balancing traditional values with global perspectives, uncovering the underlying tensions and challenges faced by individuals navigating these cultural landscapes. They examine prevalent stereotypes and societal expectations, highlighting the need for a more inclusive and equitable approach to cultural understanding. From the systematic diligence of western societies to the innovative and hospitable spirit of India, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights into the diverse ways of life that define our global community.

    They’re joined by a diverse panel of four intriguing influencers, including Angad Singh Narula, a corporate lawyer, superbiker, social influencer, and vlogger; Parita Lalwani, a technology consultant, fitness enthusiast, and hands-on mom; Dilip Ramachandran, a drummer and creative director; and Anuradha Jain, an interior designer and entrepreneur. Together, they promise engaging discussions, practical advice, and a dash of humor as they delve into uniquely Indian practices like jugaad.

  • Money Matters: episode five of The Big Small Talk

    Money Matters: episode five of The Big Small Talk

    Mumbai: After garnering widespread acclaim for insightful discussions and crossing over 125,000 plus subscribers on YouTube, The Big Small Talk proudly presents its latest episode, delving into the pivotal topic of “Money..Matters!”.

    Anuj Sawhney, celebrated for his journey from Bollywood to steering Swiss Military Worldwide, teams up once again with his longtime friend, Manav Subodh, the visionary Founder of 1M1B – One Million for One Billion. Together, they embark on a captivating exploration of the complexities surrounding financial priorities in today’s fast-paced world, promising yet another enlightening dialogue for their dedicated audience.

    In this compelling episode, Anuj and Manav deep dive into the significance of financial management in contemporary society. They dissect the profound impact of money on individuals’ lives, emphasizing how the relentless pursuit of success often leaves little room for personal well-being and altruism. The discussion sheds light on the modern dilemma of balancing self-care, savings & societal contributions, uncovering the underlying tensions and challenges faced by individuals in today’s economic landscape. They examine prevalent gender biases and societal expectations, highlighting the need for a more inclusive and equitable approach to financial decision-making.

    Through their candid and insightful conversation, Anuj and Manav offer invaluable perspectives on the multifaceted nature of money matters in today’s world. Joined by a diverse panel of four fascinating influencers, including a drummer and creative director Dilip Ramachandran; an interior designer and entrepreneur Anuradha Jain; a strategy consultant, superbiker, and animal enthusiast Ashish B; and stylist and life coach Shivani Chopra, this episode promises engaging conversations and practical advice. From artistic perspectives to business insights, adventure strategies to personal development tips, this dynamic discussion offers listeners a holistic approach to navigating financial challenges in today’s world. Don’t miss out on this captivating exploration of Money Matters!”

  • Generation gap & parenting dilemmas uncovered: The Big Small Talk EP4 live

    Generation gap & parenting dilemmas uncovered: The Big Small Talk EP4 live

    Mumbai: After the resounding acclaim received for their thought-provoking discussions in previous episodes, The Big Small Talk is thrilled to unveil its fourth installment, delving into the complexities of inter-generational gaps and the challenges of modern parenting. Anuj Sawhney, renowned for his transition from Bollywood to the helm of Swiss Military Worldwide, reunites with his long-time friend Manav Subodh, the visionary founder of 1M1B – One Million for One Billion. Together, they embark on a journey to unravel the nuances of contemporary family dynamics, promising yet another enlightening dialogue for their dedicated audience.

    Generation gaps and parenting dilemmas

    In this episode, Anuj and Manav engage in a profound exploration of the dynamics underlying generational gaps and the intricate challenges of modern-day parenting. They delve into the notion that parents often inadvertently widen the divide between themselves and their children by imposing their expectations, thus creating a palpable distance. The discussion also highlights the contradictory nature of parenting, where parents may inadvertently confuse their children by oscillating between advocating for independence and questioning their choices. The concept of the “Sandwich Generation” is introduced, shedding light on the struggles faced by millennials caught between two conflicting sets of values.

    Few highlight discussions:

    1  Parents are the gap creators: We create the distance within generations by actioning expectations from our children.

    2  Contradicting parenting: Confusing the child by contradicting your parenting conversations by telling the kids to manage their life and then cross-questioning the very practicality of the choices made by them!

    3  ‘Sandwich generations’: aka Millennials who are stuck in between the two value systems!

    4  Childhood wounds and parenting: Wounded as parents in the past and those wounds interfere in our parenting decisions.

    5  Gender biases in parenting that is a very sad yet unsaid truth within the Indian society that is extremely hushed reality.

    6  Parental aggression and the effects they have on kids – sensitising yourself as a parent to their emotions and aligning your parenting accordingly.

    The guests on this show:

    1  Dilip Ramchandran – creative head & a professional drummer

    2  Dr. Arun Thareja – ENT & endoscopic surgeon & superbiker

    3  Aunja Pandey – influencer, social media strategist & poet

    4  Rashida Cutlerywala – social influencer & event organiser

    5  Diva Utkarsha – young achiever & social activist

    Anuj Sawhney remarked, “Parenting isn’t just about nurturing; it’s about understanding the generational dynamics we inadvertently create. Our discussion on ‘Parents as Gap Creators’ sheds light on this crucial aspect of family dynamics, urging us to reflect on how our actions shape the relationships within our families and across generations since time immemorial.”

    Manav Subodh emphasised that, “Gender biases in parenting are a harsh reality that often goes unspoken. It’s time to confront this issue and create a more equitable environment for our children to thrive, fostering an atmosphere of inclusivity and respect within our homes and communities.”

    Listeners can anticipate insightful contributions from our special guests, Dr Arun Thareja & Dilip Ramachandran, who share their personal experiences navigating these complexities of the generational gap.

    Dr Arun Thareja commented “Joining The Big Small Talk provided me with a platform to delve deeper into existing family dynamics, offering guidance on how we can navigate these challenges and cultivate stronger connections within our families. It’s crucial for us to recognize the unique experiences and perspectives of each generation, fostering an environment of mutual respect and understanding.”

    Dilip Ramachandran shared his perspective, stating, “As a father and a musician, I’ve had the privilege of experiencing the intricate dynamics of generational differences within my own family. Through my journey, I’ve come to understand the importance of open communication and empathy in bridging these gaps.”