How to Deliver Bad News Constructively

How to Deliver Bad News Constructively

Insolvency practitioner Luvy Thacoor joins me to talk about how to deliver difficult news with clarity and composure. From telling employees they won’t be paid to convincing creditors to accept a massive haircut, Luvy shares how the way you speak changes what people do next.We explore:How to stay clear without sounding coldWhy emotional reactions follow predictable stagesWhat happens when the truth is rejectedHow to lead difficult conversations toward action#Communication #Leadership #Insolvency #Podcast #BadNews

How to Avoid Miscommunications Across Cultures

Bilshan is joined by Candice Thompson, a long-time expat in Mauritius and founder of Coral Bridge Immigration. They unpack the subtle but powerful cross-cultural differences in communication between Mauritians, South Africans, Indians, and others who all operate in English… but don’t always hear the same thing.

How to Steer Conversations Back on Track

Bilshan is joined by Timothée Grenade, COO of Maureva and certified CliftonStrengths coach. They talk about how to handle conversations that go off track and how to bring them back without dismissing the person. These are emotionally charged conversations, especially in HR and leadership settings. When steering them back to what really matters, one needs to be both firm and respectful at the same time.

How to Stay Confident When You're Not Taken Seriously

We sit down with Shani Ghurburrun, CEO of Emergent Maritime Technologies to talk about credibility, composure and how to navigate tough moments when people overlook or underestimate you just because you're young, quiet or simply don't look the part.Bilshan shares a real courtroom experience where a magistrate questioned his position and told him to "go see a senior", in front of his client.Shani shares powerful business stories from his early days as a 27-year old founder, including how he was mocked by a senior competitor...and what happened 15 years later.

How to Make Complex Messages Land - with Ranjana Hoolash-Foogooa

How do you simplify complex ideas without dumbing them down? In this episode, Bilshan Nursimulu speaks with Ranjana Hoolash-Foogooa, CEO of Sphere Media and President of the Association of Communication Agencies of Mauritius, about how to make sophisticated messages land — whether you're in court, pitching investors, or managing a rebrand. From courtroom arguments to social media campaigns, they explore: 🔹 The “curse of knowledge” and why messages often miss the mark 🔹 How to simplify without oversimplifying 🔹 Strategies to stop the scroll and capture attention 🔹 How to adapt communication in high-stakes moments 🔹 Lessons from a viral “Eat for Free” campaign 🎙️ Featuring insights from marketing, law, and leadership — this is a must-watch for anyone in business who needs to persuade, present, or pitch.