Raj Shamani

Hi, I’m Raj.

​Some people meditate for peace, I ask questions. 
Basically, my work is to meet the smartest people and get into their minds. Not literally. 

I talk to them to learn from their expertise, their choices, and their life. And I take my viewers along for the ride.

For me, figuring out money, business, health, relationships, and life was so confusing in the beginning, and I’m sure so many others face the same problem. 

But it gets a little bit easier when you have the right people sharing their lessons (and occasional disasters).

When I’m not doing that, I’m hanging out with my dog, Crypto, who, unlike the real crypto, never disappoints me. 

Stick around to find out more about my experiences while doing all this.

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Do you rely on your mood to be productive at work?

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What do you do to keep yourself from getting bored of doing the same work every day?

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Do you think people glamorise the effort needed to succeed more than they should?

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Do you think people doubt their potential more than they believe in it?

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How do you deal with your competition?

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How do you judge someone's self-worth?

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What is one small habit that has helped you improve?

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“You should have these 10 hobbies”

Bullsh*t. 

In January every year, people get this urge to change their lives completely. 

Start working out, try a new sport, get into a side hustle, so on. 

Which is absolutely fair. 
Humans see the new year as a new beginning. 

But one thing that I see is people forcing themselves to have hobbies. 

“I need something apart from work.”
“I can’t just sit at home.”
“I need something interesting to talk about.”

If you genuinely like doing something, that’s a hobby.
If it helps you reset, even better.

But if you are doing it just because “everyone should have a hobby”, that’s just you trying to fit in.

It’s okay if work is your thing right now.
It’s okay if your weekends are for rest.
It’s okay if you only like one thing.

Filling every hour just to feel “productive” doesn’t make life better.
It just makes you more tired.

Try new stuff, yes.
But don’t pressure yourself into hobbies just to look more acceptable.

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Do you think doing too many things kills focus?

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Do you feel people waste a lot of time waiting to "feel ready"?

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Do you think you might be addicted to your phone?

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Do you feel that your confidence relies on others validating your decisions?

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Imagine putting an AI on a test on national television.

Not in a lab.
Not in a scripted demo.
On national television in front of millions.

Blue Machines, an Indian voice AI company, did an hour-long primetime debate with Arnab Goswami.

What made it impressive is that Nirmit Parikh took a massive risk most founders avoid:

He put his product out on national television in an unscripted format under pressure.

And the only way you do that is if you’re backing it with actual engineering.

I even did a podcast with Nirmit a year ago, and I am not surprised by how much support this whole debate is getting. 

The debate was about showing what products built on the foundation of deep tech and core infrastructure look like.

This was a statement about how AI should be tested, in the real world, with real stress and real accountability.

This product can turn out to be a game-changer for enterprises and India.

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Most people don’t get paid less because they’re bad at their job.

They get paid less because they don’t know how to negotiate salaries.

In this episode with Sandeep Das, Leadership Coach, Author and visiting faculty at IIM B and IIM L, we discussed how careers are navigated in today's ever-changing world.

We spoke about:

– Why storytelling isn’t a “soft skill” 
– Which roles AI will not be able to replace 
– Why blind loyalty to your job is a big mistake
– How first impressions decide your career trajectory 
– Why negotiation decides your salary more than performance 
– And why learning to eat alone sounds silly until you understand what it does to your thinking

Most people lose not because they’re bad.
They lose because they never learn how systems, people, and power actually work.

This episode is practical, a little uncomfortable, and very useful if you’re trying to grow in a workplace that’s changing faster than ever.

Link to the full conversation is in the comments.

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India is the diabetes capital of the world.

And most people who are heading there don’t even know it yet.

Because it doesn’t start with sugar.

It starts with insulin resistance.

A silent metabolic breakdown where your body slowly stops responding to insulin properly long before diabetes ever shows up on a report.

In this episode, Karan Sarin, author of Sick Nation, explains why India is facing a metabolic epidemic.

He breaks down:

– Why BMI is a useless marker
– Why “thin” people can still be fat inside 
– Why Indians store fat faster than others
– Why PCOS is often metabolic, not just hormonal
– How erectile dysfunction can be an early warning sign
– And why dementia might be the next big crisis linked to insulin resistance

He also talks about how your body doesn’t actually need carbohydrates.

But our entire diet is built on them.

And once metabolism is damaged, even fruit isn’t automatically “healthy.”

Link to the full conversation is in the comments.

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I am a Bcom graduate with Accounting and finance as my specialization. 

As most people were struggling with their careers during the pandemic. so was I. After trying several options and not being able to figure out anything, I came across a USA-based Company and was amazed to learn about its planning and vision.

As I have always been an ambitious person and have lots of dreams to achieve, After knowing about this company, I was very much clear that choosing this would be the best and most important decision I will ever make.

Currently working as a Proud Entrepreneur in the same Company. we are focusing on building a network and providing maximum employment opportunities to the youth who are serious and very much ambitious about their goals. 

our main motto is women empowerment, and to create female entrepreneurs. I am very happy and lucky to create an impact on the lives of many females who always wanted to be independent.
The cherry on the cake, all of these can be done from the comfort zone only. You can work from anywhere.

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