P.S. Storytime - Tales from Nepal

In this episode, we have a very special guest with us, Himanshu Singh Pradhan. Based in Australia, he is the CEO of All Items Business Group, consisting of Nurseaid Nursing Agency, Nurseaid Care, and Cocoon Education and Migration. He was also a former live TV presenter in Himalaya Television, former radio presenter.  We talk about a wide range of things, from going abroad, cultural differences, starting a business, to the importance of time. Hope you guys like it.

There has been an uproar of conflicting comments regarding the recent Yatri launch. In the podcast, the entire team gets together to for a conversation on this topic. As the team is divided regarding the issue as well, with an open mind, we set out to put forward our views. In no way, shape or form are we an authority in this topic, and we've constantly talked about it in the podcast as well. The content of the podcast is the view of four people, and yours might be different. The only one who knows what is going on behind the scenes is the founder and the team behind it. It is easy to criticize from the comfort of the home and give suggestions but running an actual business is a whole different game. We also want to make it clear, that we've attempted to place both perspectives on the table, and can't blame anyone for leaning strongly towards one side or the other. We explored the economies of scale argument, and also the reactions of the majority of people, and why it is in fact justified, especially since Yatri, since its announcement has held a special place in the hearts of many. We concluded it with the message that no matter what and how much we discuss, only the founder knows the problems faced and the direction being taken, and we're all just making assumptions from the outside. And that regardless of the price, the achievement and the product is worthy of praise, and although the reaction is justified, all that we can do is hope that the company succeeds and receives more support from the community and the government, so that hopefully, some day we can see better prices. With that in consideration, we hope our viewers listen to the podcast with an open mind as well.

We touch on a lot of topics in this episode and we will hopefully make full episodes on all or some of them with the entire team. As this is a very subjective topic, we would like to apologize for any imperfections and anything that might be deemed as being incorrect. This is an average guys take, we are not in anyway claiming to be professionals or know-it-all's and this podcast is not supposed to be taken as a form of professional advice. It contains our subjective belief and might not hold true from someone else's perspective, which we totally understand. Hope this bring value to you and your life, and even if you disagree hope you get an added perspective from the other side of the table.

In this episode we talk about the myths surrounding mental illnesses. As this is a very sensitive topic, we would like to apologize for any imperfections and anything that might be deemed as being offensive. This is an average guys take, we are not in anyway claiming to be psychiatrists or doctors and this podcast is not supposed to be taken as any form of medical advice. We have done our best to make this as informative and easy to listen to as possible, two average guys to another. The only goal of this podcast is to push mental illness awareness and make it a topic that people aren't afraid or ashamed to talk about in our country, Nepal. Again, we would like to apologize for any mistakes or offensive material, intentional and unintentional.

A list of things our team believes can be done during a podcast. Also, priority is the last episode, that is why it is what we ended with. Don't pressure yourself. Focus on self-improvement or learning if you have the freedom to, otherwise there are much more important things to do than being productive.