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S3E156: Weight Wars, Wit, and the Woman in the Boardroom | Rrashima Swaarup Verma on Writing, Power, and Finding Your Voice
Jun 25, 2026
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S3E155: She Chose Real Over Quick | Tina Sapra on Nutrition, Women and Doing It Her Way
Jun 18, 2026
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S3E154: Anupama Jain: On Writing, the Gita, and Choosing a Life That Has No Name
Jun 11, 2026
48m 49s
S3E153: Minal Srinivasan | From Corporate to Ecopreneur: Reinvention, Leadership & Starting Over
Jun 4, 2026
58m 53s
S3E152: You Earn Well. But Are You Building Wealth? | Financial Advisor Nita Menezes | AboutHer
May 28, 2026
47m 17s
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| 6/25/26 |  S3E156: Weight Wars, Wit, and the Woman in the Boardroom | Rrashima Swaarup Verma on Writing, Power, and Finding Your Voice | In the Season 3 finale of The AboutHer Show, Sangeeta sits down with Rrashima Swaarup Verma—a senior director at a leading US-based consulting organisation, the author of five books, and a widely published columnist whose short fiction won the Orange Flower Award 2023.Together, they talk about her latest novel, Weight Wars, the role humour plays in telling difficult truths, and what it takes to nurture a creative life alongside a demanding corporate career.This episode explores Voice and Visibility, Power and Leadership, and Care and Choices.The AboutHer Show is ranked among the top Indian women's leadership podcasts by Feedspot 2026.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: Chapters:🎬 (0:00) Welcome to the ConversationSangeeta introduces Rrashima Swaarup Verma, author, corporate leader, and literary voice.📖 (1:56) The Book That Started It AllRrashima on Weight Wars and what drove her to write it.😂 (3:52) Why She Chose LaughterOn using humour to tell a story about body image and midlife reckoning.✍️ (6:47) The Poet in the BoardroomWhat poetry gives her that prose cannot.🌍 (8:52) From Delhi to CaliforniaOn being published across leading national and international platforms.🪞 (11:31) Radhika and the Woman Behind HerThe contradiction at the heart of Weight Wars, confident in public, at war in private.💼 (14:14) What It Takes to Hold SpaceOn being a senior director and what women still have to fight for.🎓 (17:00) Teaching the Next GenerationWhat she sees in young women when she runs workshops across institutions.⚖️ (20:16) Brutal Honesty About the BodyWeight Wars as a mirror for every woman who has made peace and then unmade it.🌀 (23:16) Holding Humour and Heartbreak TogetherThe craft behind blending self-discovery with comedy.🎭 (25:35) The Many Roles She PlaysOn navigating multiple identities and what she has had to let go.📚 (27:36) Five Books and CountingOn the economics of a creative life and literary representation.🎤 (29:09) What Would You Tell Radhika?If her own protagonist sat across the table, what would she say?⚡ (29:36) The Rapid Fire RoundQuick questions, candid answers with Rrashima Swaarup Verma.📲 Follow the AboutHer WhatsApp channel YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 |  S3E155: She Chose Real Over Quick | Tina Sapra on Nutrition, Women and Doing It Her Way | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, Sangeeta sits down with Tina Sapra, Registered Dietician and founder of Doctor Diet, for a conversation that moves well beyond nutrition.Tina spent 16 years in the United States at institutions including Kaiser Permanente before returning to India in 2011. After heading Clinical Nutrition at Fortis Gurugram, she built her own practice around one belief: lasting lifestyle change over quick results.In this episode, she talks about the place of nutrition in Indian medicine, the women who arrive carrying years of silence around their bodies, and what 22 years of caring for others has taught her about caring for herself.The AboutHer Show is ranked among the Top Indian Women's Leadership Podcasts by Feedspot 2026.Connect with Tina Sapra and Doctor Diet for personalised nutrition and lifestyle counselling.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/tina-sapra-on-nutrition/Chapters:(0:00) 🎙️ IntroductionSetting the stage.(2:13) ✈️ Sixteen Years in AmericaFrom California's hospitals to coming home.(5:16) 🩺 Building Doctor DietA practice built on lifestyle change, not quick fixes.(7:21) 🪞 Nutrition and the Female GazeSeparating the clinical from the cultural.(11:06) 🏥 Leading at FortisOn institutional power and knowing when to leave.(12:57) ⚕️ The Place of Nutrition in Indian MedicineWhy the dietician is still seen as secondary to the doctor.(15:17) 💛 Holding Space for Vulnerable WomenOn trust, power and the women who walk through her door.(17:45) 🚪 The Courage to LeaveMoney, risk and walking away from a senior role.(20:26) ⚖️ Who Can Afford to Be HealthyNutrition counselling, access and affordability.(23:00) 🌍 Food, Money and the BodyHow economic status shapes who listens and how.(24:58) 🤍 The Truth About Binge EatingCreating a room where women tell the truth.(27:58) 🍽️ Women Last at Their Own TableThe cost of always feeding everyone else first.(31:17) 🪷 Taking Care of YourselfTurning 22 years of care inward.(34:29) ⚡ The Rapid Fire Round No time to think.📲 Follow the AboutHer WhatsApp channel YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 |  S3E154: Anupama Jain: On Writing, the Gita, and Choosing a Life That Has No Name✨ | writingwomen's empowerment+4 | Anupama Jain | Bhagavad Gita | — | Anupama Jainwriting+5 | — | 48m 49s | |
| 6/4/26 |  S3E153: Minal Srinivasan | From Corporate to Ecopreneur: Reinvention, Leadership & Starting Over✨ | reinventionecopreneurship+3 | Minal Srinivasan | AboutHerenvironmental infrastructure+2 | India | reinventionecopreneur+3 | — | 58m 53s | |
| 5/28/26 |  S3E152: You Earn Well. But Are You Building Wealth? | Financial Advisor Nita Menezes | AboutHer✨ | financial empowermentwealth building+3 | Nita Menezes | Financially SmartThe Nucleus | — | financial lifewealth story+3 | — | 47m 17s | |
| 5/21/26 |  S3E151: She Started at 50: Upasna Brar on Reinvention, Identity, and Building U Creations From Scratch✨ | reinventionidentity+3 | Upasna Brar | UCreations | — | reinventionidentity+5 | — | 37m 22s | |
| 5/14/26 |  S3E150: From Law to Life Coaching: Ashima Gupta on Redefining Leadership, Resilience & Reinvention✨ | leadershipresilience+3 | Ashima Gupta | Feedspot | — | leadershipresilience+4 | — | 50m 09s | |
| 5/7/26 |  S3E149: Radhika Duggal: On Reinventing Yourself, One Brave Choice at a Time✨ | reinventing yourselfleadership+3 | Radhika Duggal | HyattSattika | Dubai | career changeleadership+3 | — | 1h 07m 17s | |
| 4/30/26 |  S3E148: TechHer Forward: AI, Digital Banking & Breaking Barriers for Women in Tech | Shalini Arora✨ | AIDigital Banking+3 | Shalini Arora | FeedspotTechHer Forward | — | AIdigital banking+5 | — | 56m 10s | |
| 4/23/26 |  S3E147: Healing Through Words: Sonia Mehta on Children’s Stories, Emotional Intelligence & Finding Your Voice✨ | children's storiesemotional intelligence+3 | Sonia Mehta | On Air with RJ Rini | — | children's authorstorytelling+3 | — | 1h 00m 44s | |
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| 4/16/26 |  S3E146: It’s Never Too Late: Kavita Atroley on Returning to Academics, Reinventing Herself & Empowering Women✨ | self-discoverywomen empowerment+3 | Kavita Atroley | The AboutHer Show | — | self-doubtidentity+3 | — | 36m 35s | |
| 4/9/26 |  S3E145: What 35 Years in Google, Amazon & Microsoft Taught Me About Leadership | Meenu Handa✨ | leadershipcrisis management+5 | Meenu Handa | GoogleAmazon+2 | — | leadershipinfluence+7 | — | 49m 13s | |
| 4/2/26 |  S3E144: From Air Force One to Heartlines: Chandrani Ghosh on Power, Identity & Finding Her Voice✨ | poweridentity+5 | Chandrani Ghosh | Clinton White HouseForbes+3 | — | Chandrani GhoshHeartlines+6 | — | 41m 15s | |
| 3/26/26 |  S3E143: From Mother to Mission: Pallavi of Adya Organics on Organic Farming, Women Empowerment & Purpose-Driven Leadership✨ | organic farmingwomen empowerment+3 | Pallavi | Adya Organics | — | organic foodwomen in leadership+3 | — | 48m 54s | |
| 3/19/26 |  S3E142: The Road Less Travelled: Sagarika Chakraborty on Risk, Leadership, Trust & the Future of AI✨ | riskleadership+4 | Sagarika Chakraborty | The Road Less Travelled | — | risk advisoryleadership+5 | — | 48m 17s | |
| 3/12/26 |  S3E141: From Corporate Leadership to Transformation: Mita Chaudhury on Bridging IQ, EQ & Women’s Leadership✨ | women's leadershipemotional intelligence+4 | Mita Chaudhury | TupperwareEmaar MGF+1 | — | leadershipemotional awareness+5 | — | 1h 01m 26s | |
| 3/5/26 |  S3E140: The Teenage Mind Today: Pressure, Social Media & Mental Health | Ishita, Aadya & Gayatri✨ | teen mental healthsocial media impact+3 | IshitaAadya+1 | — | — | teenagersmental health+5 | — | 1h 20m 57s | |
| 2/26/26 |  S3E139: There Is a Tomorrow: Nutan Dayal on Grief, Strength, and Living Fully Again✨ | griefresilience+5 | Nutan Dayal | The AboutHer ShowFeedspot+2 | — | griefstrength+5 | — | 54m 39s | |
| 2/19/26 |  S3E138: We Are the Champions: Vijay & Akshay Lokapally on Sports Writing, Legacy & Women in Indian Sport✨ | sports writinglegacy+4 | Vijay LokapallyAkshay Lokapally | We Are the Champions | — | sports journalismIndian sport+5 | — | 55m 10s | |
| 2/12/26 |  S3E137: Shaifalika Panda on Social Impact, Leadership & Intergenerational Change | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, we speak with Shaifalika Panda, Founder of the Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation, about choosing the road less travelled in the world of social impact.From early influences to building community-led development models in Odisha, Shaifalika reflects on leadership, failure, and the quiet resilience required to create change that lasts. She speaks candidly about stepping into leadership before feeling ready, the loneliness that often accompanies responsibility, and why voice and visibility-especially for women and youth- are essential to intergenerational change.A thoughtful conversation on purpose, empathy, and social impact that begins within communities.✨ The AboutHer Show has been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/shaifalika-panda/Chapters:(0:00) 🌱 BeginningsAn introduction to Shaifalika and the values that quietly shaped her journey.(3:01) 🌿 Before FoundationsWho was Shaifalika before titles, foundations, and global platforms?(5:36) 🛤️ Choosing the Space of Social ImpactWhy she chose the road less travelled—and what drew her to social impact work.(7:35) 🌍 A Moment from OdishaA powerful on-ground experience that reshaped her understanding of leadership.(10:50) 💛 Holding Space for GriefHow she processes pain, loss, and emotional weight while working with communities.(12:50) 🔥 Stepping into LeadershipWhen leadership calls before confidence arrives—and how to show up anyway.(15:31) 🌗 When Belief Didn’t Work OutLessons from failure, humility, and resilience when conviction meets reality.(19:24) 🌙 The Loneliness of LeadershipWhy leadership can feel isolating—and what truly grounds her.(22:41) 🧭 Staying Connected to SelfHow she stays anchored beyond roles, expectations, and responsibilities.(25:00) 🌐 The G20 ExperienceA personal reflection on representing India at a global stage.(28:09) 🏆 Redefining SuccessHow her idea of success has evolved over time.(29:49) 🌱 Intergenerational ChangeWhat lasting change really means—and what she hopes future generations inherit.(33:32) 💌 A Letter to Her Younger SelfWhat to hold on to, and what to let go of, when starting out.(34:04) ⚡ Rapid FireQuick reflections that reveal values, beliefs, and purpose.#TheAboutHerShow#ShaifalikaPanda#TheRoadLessTravelled#VoiceAndVisibility#WomenInLeadership#SocialImpactLeadership#CommunityLedChange#IntergenerationalChange#PurposeDrivenLeadership#WomenChangemakers#LeadershipStories#GrassrootsImpact | — | ||||||
| 2/5/26 |  S3E136: From Branding to Belief: Preeti Juneja on Purpose, Loss, and Starting Again | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, Preeti Juneja, Founder & CEO of DreamWeb India, reflects on the road less travelled, where success is defined by purpose, courage, and inner growth rather than glamour alone.Rooted in the pillar of Voice & Visibility, the conversation explores personal branding for women, the power of consistent storytelling through her Inspiring Women interviews, and why women must own their narratives, especially in their 30s and 40s. Preeti also shares her shift towards purpose-driven, social-impact work and her mission to revive cultural identity through House of Sodesii.In a deeply moving segment, she opens up about navigating life after losing her husband during COVID, the phases of grief and awakening that followed, and the strength that comes from faith, surrender, and gratitude. ✨ The AboutHer Show has been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/preeti-juneja/Chapters:(0:00) 🌟 Opening the StoryAn introduction to Preeti Juneja- brand builder, storyteller, and purpose-driven entrepreneur.(3:25) 🧭 The Genesis YearsPreeti reflects on her early career at Genesis (now Burson) and learning branding at the frontlines.(8:11) 🏆 Redefining SuccessHow her relationship with glamour, visibility, and success has evolved over time.(12:58) 💡 Building DreamWeb IndiaThe vision behind founding DreamWeb India and choosing women leaders as a core focus.(19:08) 🎙️ Inspiring Women, Every WednesdayThe story behind her signature interview series and why consistency matters.(24:09) 🌱 The People Who Inspire UsWomen, stories, and moments that deeply shaped Preeti’s worldview and purpose.(28:15) ✨ Personal Branding with IntentWhy personal branding is essential for women in their 30s and 40s—and how to begin.(31:51) 🔤 The AEIOU of Life & LeadershipAwareness, Enthusiasm, Intent, Opportunity, and Upbringing as a framework for growth.(35:10) 🤝 Choosing Social ImpactMoving towards purpose-driven work—even when it meant choosing meaning over money.(40:33) 👗 House of Sodesii & Cultural RevivalReclaiming sarees, handlooms, and a national formal dress code for working women.(44:47) 💔 Loss That Changed EverythingPreeti opens up about losing her husband during COVID and the moment life shifted forever.(47:52) 🔄 Phases of BecomingFrom survival to surrender—navigating grief, responsibility, faith, and gratitude.(52:01) 🕊️ A Message of HopeWhy life may not be fair—but is always worth living, with patience and faith.Follow The About Her Show onYouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms#TheAboutHerShow #Podcast #SareeLove #ContentCreation #WomenInLeadership #PersonalBranding #WomenEntrepreneurs | — | ||||||
| 1/29/26 |  S3E135: The Road Less Travelled: Youth, Women & the Future of Entrepreneurship with Sarina Mohammadi | What does it mean to take the road less travelled as a young woman entrepreneur?In this episode of The AboutHer Show, we speak with Sarina Mohammadi, internationally recognised social entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and Founder of Youth Forge. She shares the personal moment that shaped her mission and how Youth Forge amplifies youth voices globally through data-backed advocacy.The conversation explores how gender and culture shape ambition, why young women’s ideas often remain invisible, and why voice and visibility matter in leadership and policy spaces. Sarina also reflects on women-led social impact, meaningful mentorship, and building power through purpose.This episode aligns with The Road Less Travelled theme and sits within the Voice & Visibility pillar.✨ The AboutHer Show has been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/sarina-mohammadi/Chapters:(0:00) 🌍 Setting the Stage(4:40) 🔥 The Moment That Sparked the Mission(7:30) 🌱 Youth Forge & Global Youth Challenges(9:50) ⚖️ Gender, Ambition & Opportunity(12:23) 📊 Why Data Changes the Game(14:50) 🚧 Invisible Barriers to Big Ideas(17:48) 💪 Proving Credibility Twice Over(20:51) 🤝 Mentorship That Actually Matters(23:32) 🌏 Culture, Family & Confidence(25:32) 🎤 Storytelling Meets Strategy(27:47) 💡 Passion or Power?(30:25) 🔮 Reimagining the Future of Entrepreneurship(32:32) 💌 A Message to Young Women Starting Out(34:47) ⚡ Rapid FireFollow The About Her Show onYouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms#TheAboutHerShow #TheRoadLessTravelled #SocialImpac t#WomenInLeadership #YouthEntrepreneurship #VoiceAndVisibility #SocialImpact #WomenSupportingWomen #TEDxSpeaker | — | ||||||
| 1/22/26 |  S3E134: Using Creativity for Social Change: Swati Bhattacharya on Ghotul, Consent & Purpose-Driven Storytelling | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, host Sangeeta Relan speaks with Swati Bhattacharya, a multi-award-winning creative director whose work embodies The Road Less Travelled, using creativity, voice, and visibility to challenge silence and stigma.Swati reflects on her journey into advertising, the evolution of her purpose-led philosophy, and the thinking behind Ghotul, her latest short film for UNAIDS that draws from Gond traditions to address adolescent sexuality, consent, and shame. The conversation explores how storytelling can function as leadership, making invisible voices visible through media and representation.The episode also touches on backlash, resilience, and what it takes to stand by uncomfortable truths, before closing with insights for the next generation of creators and a rapid-fire round.✨ The AboutHer Show has been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India.🎙️ A powerful conversation rooted in Voice & Visibility, courage, and choosing the unconventional path.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/swati-bhattacharya/Chapters:(0:00) 🌟 Setting the ContextIntroducing Swati Bhattacharya and the powerful intersection of creativity, culture, and social change.(2:29) 🎬 Entering Advertising: The Early YearsSwati reflects on how she entered advertising and what first drew her to storytelling.(5:09) 🧠 How Her Creative Philosophy EvolvedTracing the shift from conventional advertising to purpose-driven, impact-led creativity.(13:33) 🎥 Ghotul: Reclaiming Conversations on ConsentThe inspiration behind Ghotul and why adolescent sexuality needs openness, not shame.(20:34) 👧🏽 Centering Young Girls in StorytellingWhy so much of Swati’s work focuses on young girls, agency, and visibility.(24:50) 💭 A Letter to My 16-Year-Old SelfWhat Swati wishes she had known about voice, power, and being a woman in the world.(28:52) 💡 Where Disruptive Ideas Really Come FromHow unexpected spaces and lived realities spark some of her boldest ideas.(32:53) 🔍 Making the Invisible, VisibleThe responsibility of telling stories of marginalised communities with dignity and care.(37:03) ⚡ Backlash, Resistance & Standing One’s GroundNavigating criticism, moral policing, and the cost of challenging social norms.(39:26) 🌱 Advice for the Next Generation of CreatorsWhat it takes to build a fearless, empathetic, and socially conscious creative voice.(43:06) ⚡ Rapid Fire RoundQuick insights into Swati’s inspirations, beliefs, and creative instincts.#SwatiBhattacharya#AboutHerShow#PurposeDrivenCreativityFollow The About Her Show onYouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms#SocialImpactStorytelling #WomenInAdvertising #Ghotul#CreativeLeadership #GenderAndConsent #WomenChangemakers #StorytellingForChange #AdIndustryVoices #GirlChildEmpowerment | — | ||||||
| 1/15/26 |  S3E133: Healing Through Words: Menaka Raman on Storytelling, Women & Emotional Influence | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, we explore the theme Healing Through Words with storyteller, columnist, and award-winning children’s author Menaka Raman.From her journey in advertising to writing stories that empower children and gently challenge social norms, Menaka reflects on how storytelling evolves with lived experience. She speaks about women’s voices, humour as honesty, motherhood and creativity, and the responsibility of writing for young minds.This conversation highlights how words can offer comfort, build confidence, and quietly lead change, especially through empathy and imagination.✨ The AboutHer Show has been recognised by Feedspot as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India. Feedspot is a global content discovery platform that curates and ranks high-quality podcasts across categories based on relevance, consistency, and audience engagement.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/menaka-raman/Chapters:(0:00) - IntroductionIntroducing Menaka Raman and her journey as a storyteller.(3:08) - A Defining ShiftMoving from advertising to purposeful writing.(7:43) - How the Storytelling Lens ChangesAdapting stories across audiences and mediums.(10:12) - Do Women Tell Stories Differently?Exploring empathy, intuition, and narrative voice.(13:34) - Far-Fetched BeginningsChildhood imagination and early creative instincts.(17:56) - Writing from Personal ExperienceHow lived moments shape authentic stories.(23:09) - Creating Meaningful CharactersBuilding relatable, confident protagonists.(28:11) - Between Being a Mother and a WriterHolding space for creativity and care.(34:28) - Navigating a Multi-Hyphenate LifeDoing many things without losing oneself.(39:07) - How Stories Drive ChangeStorytelling as influence and impact.(42:20) - Using Humour in WritingWhy wit and warmth matter.(45:34) - People We Look Up ToMentors, influences, and inspiration.(50:00) - Looking BackLegacy, purpose, and lasting stories.(53:50) - Rapid Fire 🔥Quick reflections and playful insights.Follow The About Her Show onYouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms#HealingThroughWords #MenakaRaman #TheAboutHerShow#LeadershipPodcastIndia #WomenWhoLead #StoriesThatMatter #WomenAndStorytelling #IndianAuthors #EmotionalLeadership #CreativeInfluence #FeedspotTopPodcasts | — | ||||||
| 1/8/26 |  S3E132: Creeps, Crooks & Courage: Yadhav Mehra on Power, Patterns, and Practical Authenticity | In this episode of The AboutHer Show, we sit down with TEDx speaker, behavioural trainer, and author Yadhav Mehra, whose book Creeps, Crooks, and Bullies is as fearless as it is insightful. From navigating manipulation to recognising our own patterns, this conversation goes deep into the emotional and behavioural dynamics we all experience, but rarely unpack.We talk about gender, authenticity, emotional traps women face, and what it means to live a life that feels good rather than one that merely looks good. It’s candid, cathartic, and exactly the kind of conversation we all need right now. 🟡 The AboutHer Show was recently featured by Feedspot, a leading content discovery platform, as one of the Top 25 Leadership Podcasts in India, a quiet affirmation of the honest, human conversations we strive to bring to you.For more detailed insights, read the full article on our website: https://aboutherbysangeeta.com/yadhav-mehra/Chapters:(0:00) - Introduction – Meet Yadhav Mehra: TEDx speaker, coach, and author of Creeps, Crooks, and Bastards.(4:21) - A Defining Moment – The turning point that shaped Yadhav’s path to behavioural transformation.(6:58) - Naming Without Apology – Why he boldly titled the book Creeps, Crooks, and Bastards.(12:50) - Why We Don’t See It – What stops people from recognising manipulation until it’s too late.(26:50) - How Women Navigate CCBs – Insights from training women leaders facing toxic power dynamics.(37:19) - Lives That Look Good – The cost of performance-driven living over authentic living.(46:45) - Writing as Catharsis – Was penning this book a healing experience? Yadhav opens up.(52:35) - Emotional Traps Women Face – Guilt, roles, virtue: why so many women silently struggle.(60:02) - Creating Safe Spaces – How Yadhav gets people to open up in sessions and go deep.(64:04) - The Role of Men – What men need to understand if they truly want to support women.(72:43) - The ‘Messiah of the Mediocres’ – Why this unusual label matters and what it represents.(79:30) - One Last Message – Yadhav’s parting thought for all the DGPs out there.(80:39) - Rapid Fire – From CCB traits to motivational clichés—quick takes and personal picks.Follow The About Her Show onYouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInWebsitehttps://aboutherbysangeeta.com/For any other queries, you could email us at web.abouther@gmail.com.Disclaimer:Guest views are their own. We don't endorse or take responsibility for their opinions on our podcasts and platforms#YadhavMehra #CreepsCrooksAndBullies #WomenAndWork #AuthenticityMatters #LeadershipTalk #EmotionalIntelligence #ToxicWorkplaces #BookPodcast #GenderDynamics #LifeSkillsCoach #ICFCoach #MotivationalSpeaker #BehavioralTraining #WomenEmpowerment | — | ||||||
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