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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2013 · 1H 5M

ipt ep #53 Narmada Rao

from infinite pie connection podcast · host Alan Fawcett

In episode #53 of the infinite pie connection podcast Alan Fawcett talks with Narmada Rao.  Narmada highlights the impact and benefits she received from constant change of moving every three years as a child and how an excellent Psychology Professor brought the subject to life and weaved it into her story.  With an incredible pivotal moment highlighted during our conversation, Narmada Rao demonstrates the importance of living every day,  leaving nothing "unsaid" and loving yourself. I would love you to tell me what you get from these stories, the lessons that you are learning and the impact that they are making.  Take a minute and leave a comment. If you would like to connect with Narmada Rao, then you can email her on [email protected]. If you have enjoyed this episode then make sure you check out some of our previous guests and infinite pie thinkers. There are great stories, fantastic tips and incredible advice.  You can sign up to have them delivered straight to your inbox. You can also feel free to share this and the other stories with anyone you feel may benefit and enjoy them.  While you are at it, why not share a story with us.  We love to get to know the people behind the numbers and of course, make sure you are creating connections that count.

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