Embarking on a journey of self-discovery a few years ago ignited my interest with the intersection of purpose and success. Raised in an academically driven family in 80s and 90s India, success was synonymous with career achievements, and the pursuit of a good job overshadowed any deeper purpose. This mindset persisted until my late 30s when I began questioning what truly brought me happiness. Recently, I had an interesting natter with Raghavan Damodaran, a fellow undergrad from university, j...
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Embarking on a journey of self-discovery a few years ago ignited my interest with the intersection of purpose and success. Raised in an academically driven family in 80s and 90s India, success was synonymous with career achievements, and the pursuit of a good job overshadowed any deeper purpose. This mindset persisted until my late 30s when I began questioning what truly brought me happiness. Recently, I had an interesting natter with Raghavan Damodaran, a fellow undergrad from university, j...
#FLY with Navjyoti Upadhyaya (I am not just my Family!)
#FLY!
32 minutes
3 years ago
#FLY with Navjyoti Upadhyaya (I am not just my Family!)
Some times, we let our family's expectations and society's view of the world define who we are. We end up living a life burdened by other people's vision of who we should be. Check out this courageous story of Navjyoti Upadhyaya on how she broke free from familial expectations and decided to live a life of her dreams. About Navjyoti: Navjyoti is a Freelance website developer, Food blogger, Baker, YouTuber, Self-love advocate and therapist in training. Five years ago, she...
#FLY!
Embarking on a journey of self-discovery a few years ago ignited my interest with the intersection of purpose and success. Raised in an academically driven family in 80s and 90s India, success was synonymous with career achievements, and the pursuit of a good job overshadowed any deeper purpose. This mindset persisted until my late 30s when I began questioning what truly brought me happiness. Recently, I had an interesting natter with Raghavan Damodaran, a fellow undergrad from university, j...
