Timeless Perspectives‪!‬ Shreyash Sharma

Welcome to a transformative episode of "Timeless Perspectives" with your host, Alina Safir.

In today's podcast, we embark on a journey to unravel the intricate layers of self-doubt that affect us all at some point in our lives. We'll be delving deep into the nuances of this universal struggle, exploring its origins and, more importantly, offering tangible solutions to overcome its grip. Self-doubt, often akin to a persistent voice chipping away at our confidence, holds the potential to stifle our dreams and hinder our progress. Through practical strategies and heartfelt encouragement, this episode will be a guiding light, empowering listeners to reclaim control and step confidently into a future where self-doubt no longer dictates the narrative. Tune in for a dose of wisdom that transcends time, offering a fresh perspective on the age-old battle with self-doubt.



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Timeless Perspectives!

Episode 15

Before You Conclude!

Host: Alina Safir



"Judging others makes us blind,whereas love is illuminating. By judging others we blind ourselves to our own evil and to the grace which others are just as entitled to as we are."

-Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Are you judgy? Well, Not many people would be aware even if they were, isn't it easy for people to form an opinion about a person without knowing the entire story? Yet they often forget about how it stops them from opening up and how it dumps their self esteem! I believe there are very few people who would actively want to upset others, Right? What can you do if you feel misunderstood?

Hey there! My name is Alina Safir and I welcome you to yet another amazing episode of "Timeless Perspectives" where I'll be sharing my opinion on how to react next time you’re feeling the urge to be a little “judgy” of others.



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Welcome to a brand new episode of Timeless Perspectives!

I'm in conversation with a very special guest today - Anika Sharma, an aspiring lawyer, an animal rights activist, and a social worker. She is associated with a number of NGO(s) dedicated to promoting animal welfare and raising a voice against animal cruelty. Anika believes in wearing her Indic Identity with pride on her sleeves. 

In this episode we talk about her take on the insides of the legal careers, both good and the not so good aspects of the field. I’m sure you would not only enjoy her insights but also feel inspired by her thoughts.

Tell us in the comments what do you think about it?

I'm once again in conversation with Sparsh Nitin who is a student, content creator, TEDx speaker and an Indic wing activist. Sparsh has been running a Youtube channel ‘Happy Reading And Exploring’, where he talks about a plethora of interesting things. He’s already given a TEDx talk at such an early stage in his career, and I’m sure you’d enjoy his views. 

Welcome to a brand new episode of Timeless Perspectives!  

I'm once again in an amazingly thought-provoking conversation with my friend Ananya, on the practice of Ostracism or Canceling people for voicing differing/dissenting opinions. The cancel culture mostly has negative connotations in the age of Free Speech activism. My friend Ananya, is currently pursuing a B.Des in Fashion and Apparel  from Footwear Design and Development Institute. She is bold, opinionated, unapologetic and extremely outspoken, and someone whom I really admire.   

Due to the advent of social media, it seems to have become very easy to cancel someone who doesn't conform to a set narrative. However, this weaponizing of the cancel culture is being widely questioned by advocates of freedom of speech, exposing the hypocrisy of the canceling mob. Ananya and I discuss this issue with a very balanced approach weighing it on its merits and demerits.     

Tell us in the comments what do you think about the Cancel Culture and whether you think it's been monopolized by a few?  

I hope you'll enjoy it as much as we did!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Timeless Perspectives!  

I'm once again in conversation with my friend Stephanie, all the way from the US. Stephanie is a very experienced ESL (English as a secondary language) Trainer at Hallo, an avid reader, a Blogger and a Linguistics student.   

We are having a conversation on a very abstract kind of a topic- mimimalism. Due to the advent of social media and people's inclination to live a more content and meaningful life, everybody seems to be running behind minimalistic lifesyle. However, do we understand minimalism in its entirety? And most importantly, is the popular understanding of minimalism, fundamentally true?   

Stephanie takes a very balanced appraoch in trying to explain the merits and demerits of minimalism, and how to consider minimalism as a mindset instead of a mindful.   

Send me your messages on Instagram @_shreyashsharma about what do you think about minimalism and whether you'd incorporate it in your life or not?   

I hope you'll enjoy it as much as we did!