If there’s one thing that connects most millennials like the hosts of the Conversations Brewing Podcast, it’s a good cup of coffee and feeling like you are on the ‘never-ending journey of figuring it all out'. You’re not alone in your (perhaps over) caffeinated journey of understanding your mental health and how to grow into your authentic self. Join Divya (a mental health therapist) and Ravisha (a health care researcher), two coffee-loving best friends as they dive into weekly conversations on wellness, culture, and growing into your authentic self.Being two children of immigrants in healthcare, they bring the unique complexities of their wellness journey into this podcast space by sharing their stories and featuring other like-minded experts in the field. Always with a cup of coffee in hand, humor and never-ending authenticity - dive in with the two of them as they brew the kind of conversations that we don’t have enough of but that matter the most.
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episode 2: How To FINALLY Get Out Of Your Way With Guest Shivani Shah
Hi there CB listeners! Let's jump into today's episode with Shivani Shah! She is inspiring AF, and we know you're going to love this episode. This sparkshow is a woman who left her corporate FANG job to pursue acting. She shares how she stepped away from the "comfort" to go toward her passion, her tips for staying focused, and shares her secrets that keep her going when it's hard to do some.
She shared some GREAT resources, see them below!
- Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/615570.The_Artist_s_Way
- Paul Arden quote: “Everyone wants an exciting life, but most people are afraid to take the bull by the horns. So they take an easy option for an exciting life. They live their excitement through other people. By aligning themselves with famous rebels, a little bit of glamor rubs off on them. They imagine they’re like John Lennon, Ernest Hemingway, George Best, Liam Gallagher, Lenny Bruce, Janis Joplin, Damien Herst, Andy Warhol, etc. The difference being, these people when faced with a decision took the outrageous one, not knowing where it might lead them, but knowing that the safe decision had danger written all over it.”
- Bezos on regret minimizing: https://youtu.be/jwG_qR6XmDQ?si=qBhmgn4nzwfrN83f
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