The Successbrew Podcast

“60% of the Ayurvedic and organic market is driven by branding and marketing.”That’s not coming from a critic. It’s coming from someone who spent over 25 years inside the pharmaceutical and wellness industry.In this eye-opening conversation, Sourabh Goyal sits down with Amit Jindal, Founder of Ayudhan Organic and a veteran of the Pharma and nutraceutical space to uncover what’s really happening inside the wellness industry.From fake “organic” claims and low-quality ingredients to the science behind Ayurveda and gut health, this conversation goes far beyond surface-level health advice. Amit explains why most people are exhausted despite trying to eat healthy, why modern work culture is silently damaging digestion and energy levels, and how wellness brands often prioritize storytelling over actual efficacy.One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation is the importance of ingredient quality. Amit explains how something as common as turmeric can vary massively in effectiveness depending on where it’s sourced from. While some varieties are rich in curcumin and medicinal value, others are mostly useful for color and taste.That difference alone changes whether a product genuinely improves health or simply looks good on packaging.The discussion also dives deep into Ayurveda, not as a trend, but as a balancing science. Amit explains the concept of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha body types, why health can never be “one-size-fits-all,” and how understanding your body can completely change your lifestyle choices.For entrepreneurs, creators, corporate professionals, and high performers, this episode is packed with practical insights:Why irregular eating habits damage gut healthThe hidden impact of caffeine, smoking, and stressHow chewing food properly improves digestionWhy sleep is still the most underrated performance toolMorning habits that improve energy naturallyWhy smaller nutrient-dense meals work better than heavy eatingThe real role of nutraceuticals in modern healthAmit also explains the difference between allopathy, Ayurveda, and nutraceuticals in one of the most practical ways possible. Instead of positioning them against each other, he explains where each system fits and why modern wellness needs a combination of traditional wisdom and scientific standardization.Towards the end, the conversation shifts to trust in the wellness industry — covering third-party lab testing, clinically studied ingredients, formulation transparency, and how consumers can identify products that are genuinely effective instead of heavily marketed.If you’re someone trying to improve your health, productivity, focus, longevity, or lifestyle without falling for internet wellness trends, this conversation will change how you think about modern health.Time Stamps:0:08 - 4:50 | Introduction to Amit Jindal and his 25-year pharmaceutical background0:17 - 0:29 | The reality of the organic and Ayurvedic market7:45 - 10:48 | Understanding Phyto-chemistry as the backbone of Ayurveda11:13 - 12:53 | The truth about turmeric and curcumin content12:55 - 16:46 | Differences between Allopathy, Ayurveda, and Homeopathy19:28 - 22:50 | Understanding your body (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and gut health23:35 - 25:29 | Personal health transformation and the dangers of high-stress/smoking26:46 - 29:39 | Mindful eating practices and digestion46:41 - 48:59 | Challenges of health professionals and balancing your internal body clock57:44 - 58:37 | Nutraceuticals vs. Ayurveda1:01:01 - 1:04:33 | Building trust in the wellness industry1:09:14 - 1:12:31 | Advice for high-performers on routine and nutritionFeaturing Amit Jindal, Founder of Ayudhan OrganicHosted by Sourabh GoyalIf you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe for more deep conversations with founders, operators, creators, and industry experts sharing insights that actually matter.Also available on all the major audio platfoms.Listen anytime and anywhere.Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

Ever wondered what it actually takes to walk away from a 17-year high-flying corporate career to build a brand from the ground up?In this deep-dive conversation, Sourabh Goyal sits down with Jasraj Singh, the founder of Fireknott, to pull back the curtain on the real-world grit of the D2C (Direct-to-Consumer) fashion industry.This isn't your average startup story. We dissect the transition from a stable national head role in finance to the high-stakes, high-reward world of niche e-commerce. Jasraj shares his blueprint for identifying market gaps, the power of community-led branding, and why he believes the obsession with quality is the only sustainable business model in an era of fast fashion.What you'll learn in this episode:The Corporate Pivot: The psychological shift and tactical preparation needed to trade a corporate paycheck for the uncertainty of entrepreneurship.Niche vs. Generic: How to build a passionate community by targeting specific hobbies, rather than fighting for scraps in a crowded market.The Quality Mandate: A masterclass in apparel manufacturing. Learn exactly what to ask your vendor, how to test printing durability (DTF vs. screen printing), and why your customers will judge your brand based on how your product survives the wash.Scaling with Systems: Behind the scenes of the tech stack ,how Zoho and smart inventory management can save your sanity when orders start hitting the thousands.The Gen Z Factor: Why ignoring the voice of the next generation is a fatal flaw for any modern business.Timestamp0:00 - Introduction and Agenda0:34 - Jasraj Singh's Corporate Background (17 Years in Finance)0:41 - The Pivot: Leaving Corporate to Build Fireknott1:09 - Finding the Niche: Hobby-Based Apparel1:48 - Advice for Consumers: How to Choose High-Quality T-shirts7:45 - The Challenges of Transitioning at 3813:08 - Maintaining Motivation as an Entrepreneur14:08 - The Power of Community Feedback16:32 - Guidance for Aspiring D2C Entrepreneurs20:02 - Technical Specs: GSM and Fabric Quality25:55 - Understanding Printing Techniques (DTF vs. Screen Printing)30:46 - Systems and Scalability: The Role of Tech & Teams36:55 - Tools for Efficiency: The Role of Zoho39:48 - Financial Planning for Your First Startup45:41 - Personal Interests: Reading and Travel52:25 - Learning from Gen Z and Future PerspectivesWhether you’re an aspiring D2C entrepreneur, a business owner looking for better supply chain transparency, or simply someone who cares about the quality of the T-shirts you wear, this episode is packed with hard-won insights.Also available on all the major audio platforms. Listen anytime listen anywhere.Ready to build? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this with a fellow founder!Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

We didn’t expect this conversation to go here.What started as a structured discussion slowly turned into something far more real, a deep dive into how brands are actually built in today’s world.In this conversation, Sourabh Goyal sits down with Arush Chopra, the entrepreneur behind Just Herbs, a brand that started with his mother’s formulations and scaled into India’s growing D2C ecosystem.Today, he’s also working closely with founders at The Foundery, helping shape the next generation of brands.But this isn’t just a founder journey.It’s a conversation about what happens after you start, when the market gets noisy, trends move fast, and clarity becomes harder to hold onto.We explore:What brand building really looks like todayWhy personal branding is becoming essential for foundersThe difference between chasing valuation vs creating real valueHow founders get pulled into noise, trends, and short-term thinkingThe mindset required to step back, rethink, and build intentionallyThere are moments where the conversation shifts, from answers to reflection, from strategy to mindset.And that’s where it becomes interesting.If you’re building a startup, growing a brand, or navigating the pressure of constant content and growth, this conversation offers a more grounded perspective on what it actually takes to build something that lasts.Watch till the end. The real value is in how the thinking evolves.Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

From zero in 2006 to building Cybrain Software Solutions Pvt.Ltd to becoming President of TiE Chandigarh in 2025 Puneet Verma shared it all. I met Puneet last month to discuss about TIECON Chandigarh. It was brief meeting and life got busy.  Last week a friend called and asked if I would like to invite him for SuccessBrew Podcast. And the answer was a YESI didn’t know anything about his journeyPersonal Professional TiE Chandigarh PresidencyNothing at all, And it is hard for me to talk less even in front of cameras. The stories people share can change the way you think. If you are open to change the way you think, Life will Change.Although we spoke a lot about building a business, but my core interest remains the same HOW TO LEVERAGE POWER OF A NETWORK?, and Puneet Verma spilled all the secrets that led him to becoming the President.How to chose your network.What to do and what not to do. Secrets on strong relationship building. books founders must read. Why to join TIECON CHANDIGARH on 10th and 11th April.Connect with Puneet Verma - @puneet-verma-cybrain  Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

In this episode of The Successbrew Podcast Season 2, we sit down with Tushar Mittall, Founder of MySOHO.com (acquired) and Host of the Zero to X Podcast, for a raw and deeply honest conversation about what it truly takes to build a company that is designed to scale.This episode is not about motivation.It is about clarity.Tushar walks us through the early days of MySOHO, including the phase most founders never talk about openly. The point where the business was almost shut down. The identity crisis of being a new brand where nobody knows you, nobody trusts you, and nobody is waiting for your product.He explains why branding is far more than a logo or a name, especially in asset heavy businesses like co working. When you are asking landlords, banks, and institutions to trust you with property and capital, the story you build around your business matters as much as the numbers.As the conversation unfolds, we move into one of the most misunderstood areas of entrepreneurship. Team building.Tushar shares his non negotiable rule for founders. If a hire is not working and you are unable to find a solution, you must fire. Not out of ego or anger, but out of responsibility towards the company. Scaling requires speed, alignment, and clarity. Emotional attachment slows all three.One of the most important insights from this episode is around mindset. Most founders want to scale, but very few are mentally prepared for what scaling demands. Removing emotion from decision making, separating passion from profitability, and understanding that if money does not matter to you, then what you are building is not a business. It is a hobby.This episode also breaks the romantic myth of the solo founder journey. You can walk only a certain distance alone. Beyond that, progress demands a team that is capable, empowered, and aligned with the company’s intent to scale.We also explore how MySOHO reached a stage where expansion opportunities came looking for them. A phase where simply expressing interest in a town opened multiple doors. A result of building credibility, systems, and scale readiness over time.Towards the end, Tushar opens up about his current work, content creation, and how founders can connect with him directly. He shares why Instagram and YouTube are his preferred platforms and how he personally responds and engages with entrepreneurs who reach out.This episode is especially relevant for:Early stage founders struggling with hiring and firing decisionsEntrepreneurs confusing passion with business sustainabilityStartup operators preparing for scaleFounders building asset heavy or marketplace businessesAnyone who wants honest conversations instead of sugar coated adviceIf you are building a company to scale, this episode will challenge how you think, decide, and lead.Watch till the end.This is one conversation most founders realise they needed, only after it is too late.Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

In Episode 2 of The Successbrew Podcast – Season 2, we sit down with AI educator and digital entrepreneur Kulwant Nagi to unpack the real future of AI image generation, AI video creation, and AI-powered digital businesses.From growing up in a small town in Haryana with no railway station to becoming a global speaker and educator, Kulwant’s journey is a masterclass in building systems instead of chasing jobs. He shares deeply personal stories around education loans, financial pressure, quitting his first job, and how a single mindset shift helped him move from survival to scalability.It is a practical blueprint for creators, freelancers, coaches, and solopreneurs who want to use AI tools to build leverage, income, and long-term freedom.Kulwant explains how blogging and affiliate marketing helped him earn $5,000–$10,000 per month by 2015, why Google’s 2023 algorithm update forced a pivot, and how AI image and video generation is now replacing expensive photoshoots, ad productions, and even early-stage filmmaking.A major focus of the conversation is AI Growth Skool, Kulwant’s Hindi-first education platform where he teaches AI image creation, cinematic AI videos, commercial visuals, and 3D character generation to thousands of students.This episode is ideal for:AI coaches and AI educatorsCreators learning AI image generation and AI video creationFreelancers adding AI skills to increase incomeDigital marketers and solopreneursAnyone building a one-person, scalable business using AIKulwant also breaks down:How to start a digital business under ₹10,000Why daily research is a non-negotiable advantageHow non-coders can build AI toolsWhich AI tools actually matter (and which don’t)How AI reduces marketing costs by 90%If you want clarity on how people will build billion-dollar businesses as solo founders using AI, this episode will give you both direction and conviction.Connect with Kulwant Nagi:LinkedIn: @kulwantnagi  Instagram: @kulwantnagi  YouTube: @aiwithkulwant  Facebook: @kulwant.nagi  How to start a career in Ai, How to learn AI, How to create Ai images, How to create Ai videosConnect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabhEpisode Timestamps00:00 – Introduction & Season 2 Theme: Systems & Scalability03:00 – Personal Journey, Education Loans & Financial Pressure11:00 – Blogging, Affiliate Marketing & First Breakthrough19:00 – The 2023 Pivot: From Blogging to AI Images & Videos30:00 – How to Start a Digital Business Under ₹10,00036:00 – The Daily Research Habit That Changes Everything43:00 – Building AI Tools as a Non-Coder (GitHub & Vercel)55:00 – Future of AI in Marketing, Images & Video Creation60:00 – Founders Toolkit: AI Tools, Video Tools & Storage Systems

RATNESH KUMAR – The Formal Club | A Zero-Polyester Sustainable Fashion MovementIn this powerful opening episode of Season 2, we sit down with Ratnesh Kumar, Co-founder of The Formal Club, an Indian premium clothing brand redefining how modern professionals approach formal wear. Built on the foundation of Sustainable Fashion and a commitment to Zero Polyester Fashion, Ratnesh’s journey is a rare blend of purpose, resilience, and precision-led execution.From growing up in a small town in Bihar to climbing the corporate ladder at KPMG, PWC, and across the global consulting ecosystem, Ratnesh reached the peak of professional success. But the pandemic altered everything. Losing his father became the catalyst that shifted his definition of achievement, purpose, and responsibility. This is the story of why he left an enviable international life to return to India with a renewed mission.In this episode, Ratnesh opens up abouthis personal transformation,The data-backed approach behind building a premium fashion brand,and the mindset required to scale a D2C business in today’s competitive world.He reveals how The Formal Club was built with a clear intent:to create premium, 100% cotton, chemical-free formal shirts designed for Indian professionals, without compromising the planet. No shortcuts. No fast fashion compromises. No polyester—ever.This conversation explores:Why sustainable fashion must become a mainstream consumer choice.How one year of data research shaped the foundation of The Formal Club.The operational systems and cultural principles behind a rapidly scaling D2C brand.Why customer experience—not marketing gimmicks—is the real differentiator.The emotional, strategic, and financial realities of entrepreneurship.The founder toolkit Ratnesh uses to build, measure, and optimise every part of his business.For every aspiring D2C founder, textile professional, sustainability advocate, or purpose-driven entrepreneur, this episode offers rare clarity. Ratnesh dispels myths, challenges industry norms, and presents a grounded roadmap for creating a premium, planet-conscious brand.If you’re interested in Fashion Brands, Sustainable Fashion, Zero Polyester Fashion, or the systems required to scale a D2C company, this conversation will influence the way you look at clothing, leadership, and life itself.This episode is more than entrepreneurship—it's about choosing purpose over convenience, depth over speed, and impact over illusion.And when it is led by purpose 0-10 Crore journey in 2 years is very much doable. Watch, learn, and share with someone who dreams of building a meaningful brand.Time Stamps 00:03 The speaker emphasizes the importance of data 02:44 Introduction to Ratnesh Kumar and The Formal Club's philosophy.07:14 Pandemic leads to life-changing decisions after personal loss.09:31 The couple returns to India to support family, prioritizing personal duty over corporate success.13:23 Personal transformation sparked by a significant loss and journey to self-rediscovery.15:54 Family support plays a crucial role in overcoming challenges.Research to Start the business 21:17 Research and data analysis are critical for sustainable business decisions.24:57 Emphasizes the importance of customer engagement in product development.26:38 Emphasizing quality and leadership is crucial for premium standards.Hiring 30:50 Understanding the ASK framework is essential for evaluating the potential of a D2C brand.32:46 Focus on fundamentals for scalable order processing from day one.36:20 A data-driven approach shapes shirt design in response to shifting consumer preferences.Launch with SEO only41:36 The brand launched with SEO and feedback from professionals before performance marketing.46:35 The challenges of ensuring quality in formal shirts amidst polyester usage.52:08 Emphasizing conscious choices with zero polyester for better brand loyalty.Founder Stress 57:39 Founders face daily stresses and must focus on personal growth and core values.59:40 Focus on perfecting one product before expanding the brand.1:08:22 Key tools for daily productivity in startups.1:10:09 Data transparency is crucial for D2C brands' success.1:15:33 Emotional resilience is crucial for consistent performance in business.1:19:22 Challenges faced by a D2C brand in customer communication and delivery.1:24:34 Success in business relies on personal development and data-driven decisions.1:26:17 Podcasts are now mainstream and valuable learning tools.

Can astrology actually guide your business decisions?In Episode 7 of The Successbrew Podcast, we sit down with Wybhav Bhatnagar, a Geopolitical Astrologer who blends ancient Vedic sciences with modern-day business strategy. This deep-dive conversation explores how founders, investors, creators, and entrepreneurs can use astrology, numerology, and planetary cycles as powerful tools for clarity, decision-making, and long-term growth.Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or someone curious about how universal energies influence business outcomes, this episode will completely shift your perspective.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:1. The Numerology Behind “Wybhav (21)”We decode the energy of his unique name and explore how numbers shape personality, thinking patterns, opportunities, and success trajectories.2. How Businesses Use Astrology to Make Better DecisionsFrom choosing launch dates to analysing market cycles, Wybhav explains how startups and established companies use astrological insights to:Reduce riskSpot opportunities earlyPlan major business movesIncrease alignment and stability3. How Astrological Predictions Are MadeA behind-the-scenes breakdown of the actual mechanics of Vedic astrology—planetary positions, transits, dasha cycles, numerology codes, and why patterns repeat in life and business.4. Wybhav’s Journey as a Geopolitical AstrologerFrom his early life to helping business leaders, creators, and public figures across India, Wybhav shares how he discovered this rare niche and built a thriving practice.5. Where Investors Should Put Their Money in 2026A powerful, actionable segment where Wybhav talks about the planetary cycles of 2026, industries that will grow aggressively, and sectors that may contract.6. Business Ideas for Aspiring Entrepreneurs (2026 & Beyond)Aligned with cosmic and geopolitical trends, Wybhav gives future-proof business ideas that new founders can explore.Why This Episode Is a Must-ListenAstrology is not meant to replace logic or execution — but it can help entrepreneurs align with the right timing, energy, and direction.If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused, or unsure about a big decision, this episode gives you a new lens to understand momentum and intuition.Follow Wybhav BhatnagarInstagram: @wybhav_astrology  LinkedIn: @wybhav-bhatnagarConnect with [email protected]:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

What’s the real cost of handing your child a screen?In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Neha Gupta, Founder of WondrBox.com, to talk about the alarming rise of screen addiction in children, the gaps in our education system, and how we can give children a more practical, creative, and emotionally aware learning experience.From the Montessori method to identifying different learning styles, this episode is a masterclass for every modern parent and educator.You’ll learn:How to reduce screen time without tantrumsHow WondrBox uses storytelling, puzzles, and play to build 21st-century skillsWhy the Indian education system needs a mindset shiftFollow Neha Gupta:LinkedIn: @guptaneha21  Website: https://www.wondrbox.comConnect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

How Brain Health Drives High Performance#mentalfitness #brainhealth #TheSuccessbrewPodcastPeak performance isn’t about doing more — it’s about rewiring your brain to do less, better.In this episode of The Successbrew Podcast, we speak to Dr. Satyen Sharma, a second-generation Psychiatrist, Founder of MindSmith, and trusted advisor to high-functioning individuals.With over 17 years of experience and having served more than 28,000 clients, Dr. Satyen breaks down the neuroscience of success, burnout, recovery, and relationships — in a way that every founder, freelancer, and leader needs to hear.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How brain health impacts clarity, decisions, and relationshipsDaily habits to boost dopamine, focus, and mental resilienceWhat high-performers get wrong about hustleHow to build adaptive coping mechanisms for stressMental health strategies for parenting, leadership & loveGuest: Dr. Satyen SharmaFounder – MindSmith | Psychiatrist | Performance Optimizer | Keynote SpeakerLinkedIn: @dr-satyen-sharma-166328139  Instagram: @drsatyensharma  Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

Resilience, Reinvention & Mental Health for Entrepreneurs#mentalhealth #womenentrepreneurs #TheSuccessbrewPodcastReinvention is never easy—but it’s often where the real growth begins.In this deeply inspiring episode of The Successbrew Podcast, we sit down with Pia Singh, founder of MindSmith India, to discuss career transitions, mental resilience, motherhood, and building a business that heals.From being a banker to mentoring leaders and launching a mental health platform backed by science, Pia shares the emotional and strategic aspects of reinvention. If you're building a business and building yourself, this episode is for you.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How Pia transitioned from corporate to entrepreneurshipThe science of adaptive coping mechanismsMental health habits that help founders stay clear, calm, and confidentHow to build resilience through conscious self-awarenessHer vision for democratizing access to evidence-based mental wellness in IndiaGuest: Pia SinghFounder – MindSmith India | Business Strategist | Mental Health Advocate | AuthorLinkedIn: @pia-singhInstagram: @piasinghofficialConnect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh  

Most entrepreneurs start their business without legal guidance—only to pay heavy costs later in compliance, penalties, and broken investor deals.In this episode, we sit down with CA Arjun Mittal — Founder of Tax Advisory, Angel Investor, Real Estate Investor and YouTuber with 17K+ subscribers — to break down the essentials of tax, business structure, and compliance in a way every founder, freelancer, and solopreneur can understand.From side hustlers to funded startups — this episode will help you safeguard your brand, optimise taxes, and build your business on solid legal ground.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Which business structure is right for you — Sole Prop, LLP, or Pvt Ltd?How freelancers and solopreneurs can legally protect their incomeCommon legal mistakes founders make (and how to avoid them)Smart tax-saving strategies for service-based businessesHow Arjun built a powerful legal-tech presence through content & YouTubeGuest: CA Arjun MittalFounder – Tax Advisory | Angel Investor | YouTuber | Chartered AccountantLinkedIn: @imarjunmittal  Instagram: @imarjunmittalConnect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

In this powerful episode of The Successbrew Podcast, we delve into how healing, alignment, and self-awareness can provide founders, freelancers, and leaders with a significant competitive edge in today’s fast-paced world.Our guest, Aaira Kaurr, is a Spiritual Life Coach, Self-Love Mentor, and the Founder of SelfloveJewels.com. This brand blends ancient healing sciences with jewelry design to raise energetic frequency and emotional clarity.With 15+ years of training in Pranic Healing, Sound Therapy, NLP, and Gemology, Aaira shares how tuning your internal state can transform your external outcomes.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How unprocessed energy blocks slow down decision-making and successTools and techniques to stay aligned during chaos and burnoutThe science behind healing jewelry and frequency-based designHow founders and creators can tap into higher awareness for smarter choicesAaira’s personal journey of transformation – from BCA to building a healing brandGuest: Aaira KaurrFounder – SelfLoveJewels.com | Spiritual Life Coach | Healing Mentor | Jewelry DesignerLinkedIn: @aairakaurr  Instagram: @aairakaurr Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

From VishanPura village to founding SkillingYou.com, #Praveen Kumar Rajbhar is a living example of what true hustle and relationship-building can achieve.In this powerful episode of The #Successbrew Podcast, we dive deep into:How building genuine networks can transform your businessWhy your background doesn’t limit your futureLessons from 14 years in banking before switching to entrepreneurshipHow he founded Trainer Camp – a thriving non-profit trainer communityPractical advice for solopreneurs, freelancers, and first-time founders on using relationships as real capitalGuest: Praveen Kumar Rajbhar (Founder of SkillingYou.com | Community Builder | Banking Veteran turned Entrepreneur)LinkedIn: @praveenkumarrajbhar  Instagram: @praveenkumarrajbharConnect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh

Welcome to The Success Brew Podcast — a show exploring the ideas, experiences, and strategies behind real success.Through conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, and industry experts, the podcast uncovers practical insights on business, leadership, personal growth, and entrepreneurship. Each episode brings stories, lessons, and perspectives designed to inspire growth and help listeners navigate their own path to success.New episodes release every Monday and Thursday. Follow the podcast and stay tuned for inspiring conversations and valuable insights.Connect:LinkedIn: The SuccessBrew CommunityInstagram: @successbrewcommunityX: @SUCCESSBREWFacebook: @The Successbrew CommunitySourabh Goyal (LinkedIn): @consultsourabh