EP04: Legacy Pressure Nearly Destroyed Me

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Nexxt in Line with Mohit Goel

Mohit Goel

9 episodes

3 days ago

Nexxt in Line with Mohit Goel is a podcast that dives deep into the journeys of next-gen leaders, entrepreneurs, disruptors, and changemakers who are redefining what it means to carry forward a family legacy. Through raw and relatable conversations, Mohit Goel explores themes of entrepreneurship, family business, leadership, innovation, and the challenges of inheriting responsibility while carving out your own identity. If you’re building a business, leading with purpose, or curious about the real stories behind India’s next generation of leaders, this podcast is for you.

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EP04: Legacy Pressure Nearly Destroyed Me | Nexxt in Line

Nexxt in Line with Mohit Goel

1 hour 22 minutes 12 seconds

1 month ago

EP04: Legacy Pressure Nearly Destroyed Me | Nexxt in Line

From penthouse struggles to business survival, Armaan’s journey as a second-generation entrepreneur in India reveals the hidden truths behind family businesses. While most people assume legacy makes life easy, Armaan shares how he once didn’t even have ₹1000 for petrol despite living in luxury. His story is about resilience, survival, and the fight to create identity beyond inheritance.India’s family businesses contribute over 70% to the GDP, yet the challenges of successors are rarely spoken about. Armaan opens up about the politics inside family businesses, the cracks that can break both families and companies, and the myth of second-gen privilege. From building his first piece of furniture in 10th grade to leading a legacy, his story shows that leadership isn’t inherited; it’s built.If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to run a family business in India, balance legacy with leadership, or survive the burden of a famous surname, this episode is for you. Watch till the end to uncover business lessons, survival insights, and real stories of resilience from a next-gen entrepreneur.Follow us on: Website: http://nextinlinewithmohitgoel.com/Instagram: / nexxtinlinewith_mohitgoel Facebook: www.facebook.com/people/Nexxt-In-Line-with-Mohit-Goel/Follow Mohit Goel on: Instagram: / mohitgoelofficial #podcast #nexxtinline #legacy #familybusiness