Episode 32- Understanding FOMO: Fear of Missing Out

Episode 33- Ride For a Cause- Safety In Conversation with Trilok Kumar U and Sambhav Nahar of Association of Biking Community India (ABC)

In this episode of CLARITEA, host Jahnavi Gurjer is in conversation with Trilok Kumar U & Sambhav Nahar - President & Vice-president of Association Of Biking Community India. In this exhilarating episode, the biker duo shattered misconceptions associated with bikers by narrating their unique cultural and ethical practices in this high-risk sport.  We at Vital Signs Advisory are in pursuit of accelerating the adoption of safe riding practices amidst the 2.5+ Lakh ‘Last Mile Delivery Operators’ in Bengaluru and in this context the Association of Biking Community has volunteered to support our initiatives by Riding For a Cause. They have agreed to promote on-ground influence and awareness of safe riding practises through 1x1 interactions with the bikers who deliver everything to our doorstep from ‘a pin to an elephant’ right here in Bengaluru. This Sunday 21st April at 7 AM they are riding for a cause Nammane Summane for Nakshatra.

Episode 32- Understanding FOMO: Fear of Missing Out

In this episode host Jahnavi Gurjer talks about how people can experience FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) even without social media. While social media can amplify and exacerbate feelings of FOMO due to the constant stream of curated content showcasing others’ seemingly exciting lives and experiences, the phenomenon itself predates social media and can stem from various sources:

Episode 31- Navigating Complexity- A Must- Have New Age Skill

In this episode of Claritea our host invites you to reflect with on we tend to attribute the most obvious causes while trying to find a solution to our problems. Well, one predominant reason could be that we feel comfortable in visualising our problems in a simplistic format. We don’t like being in a state of the unknown and consequently set off panic alarms.

Episode 30- A Safety First Mindset

In today's episode, our host reflects on why people live with an “everybody does it” mindset when it comes to speeding and road safety. This common ‘herd mentality’ leads individuals to believe that there is no real risk posed while making decisions that concern them and the people around them

Episode 29-Common Sense Often Leads to Good Traffic Manners

With the absence of social condemnation and shaming for those individuals who break traffic rules, the penalties for disobedience and non-compliance trigger not only anger but also the erosion of common sense. In this episode, our host Jahnavi Gurjer is in conversation with the Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Bangalore City, Mr. M.N.Anucheth, IPS as he emphasises the unparalleled significance of adherence to safety rules above all behaviours. While many of us may think that laws need to be stricter and enforcement needs to be tighter, maybe there lies here an opportunity for each of us to reflect on why we as singular microcosms can’t behave better? Why is it that we feel limited in self-governance and why is it that we feel lighter by shifting the blame on the Bangalore City Traffic Police? Why do we feel that the cops need to facilitate our journeys in a safe manner even though we are the ones navigating our bikes, cars and automobiles?