It's Not That Complicated with Snehal Pachigar

Be it relationship or workplace, being a good listener is one quality that is going to turn things in your favor. In communication, listening is as important as speaking but still no one really teaches us how to be a better listener. Since childhood we are taught how to speak but have we been taught on how to listen? That's because we think listening is such a simple skill, it does not require any training and that's where we all fall in the pitfall.  Watch this insightful episode with Kit Pang on How to be a better listener in a conversation. How to not fall in traps of interrupting or tuning out and what practices you can incorporate in order to be a better and attentive listener yourself.   It's Not That Complicated is a Self Help and Personal Development channel where we take broad complex topics out there and make it simple for you to understand and feel inspired to do something TODAY.

Guest: Emma Slade (A Buddhist Nun) "Meditation and spirituality is something that will COME TO YOU when you're ready for it from the within". If some how you're watching this or reading this then take this as a sign from the universe that may be you are ready to explore this path even more.  Our today's guest is Emma Slade. Emma is a buddhist nun and in this episode we talk everything about meditation and happiness and how can we adapt it in our already busy lives. Emma was the first and only western women to be ordained as a Buddhist Nun by the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. Emma practices and teaches Buddhist meditation and Yoga. Before becoming a buddhist nun she had a high flying job as an investment banker and she was a corporate hustler just like us. Until one day she was held hostage at gunpoint in a hotel room in Jakarta, Indonesia. That incident and the trauma she went through later,  made her question her life purpose and how she wants to contribute to this world. More importantly to uncover the true potential of a human being

Guest: Kamala Subramaniam Gender bias is nothing but a tendency to favor one gender over the other. Unfortunate truth around that is that in today's society woman have to take that hit much harder than men. In this episode we'll be talking everything about gender biases in workplace. What are some small tweaks that we can do within ourself and in the system to see some massive changes.  Kamala is an Engineering Lead at Google. Keep in mind, the opinions shared by Kamala are of her own and has nothing to do with Google or any entities affiliated with it. Kamala will be explaining us everything about gender bias and what can we do to create a positive gender neutral workplace thereby uplifting each other. She'll explain us what truly works for women at work.

Guest: Jacqui Olliver February 2nd is International Sex Education day and we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about the real sex education that you wish you had. We are in conversation with Jacqui Olliver. Jacqui is a sex therapist who specializes in Psychosexual Relationships. In this episode we'll be talking about sex and understanding the aspects you truly need to know.  How do men feel satisfied? How do women feel satisfied? What is the root cause of erectile dysfunction and pre-mature ejaculation in men? 3 out of 5 women have hard time getting an orgasm and some of them cannot even get an orgasm. Why is porn addiction bad? Why do couples cheat and how to increase the intimacy between the couples?  Psychosexual Relationship Specialist at End the Problem, creator of the Inner Vaginal Flush Technique and published author; Jacqui Olliver renews relationships by solving mental, emotional, and sexual issues for men, women, and couples.   Jacqui corrects the “root cause” of sexual function and emotional connection issues which are most often caused by focusing on the wrong action at the wrong time. Her unique views on sexual function, human psychology and emotions are heralded as having the potential to change the universal perspective on health and relationships.

Guest: Min Liu Have you ever wondered what does it take to make a product great? What qualifies for a great product? How do you make products that engage the users? Also is it right to keep asking for users attention and build products around that? What are its implications? These are the questions that I will be asking Min in our interview today. Min has been a product manager of multiple Fortune 500 companies, she has been a professor at Stanford design school and she is an entrepreneur herself. Today Min is going to break down, what it takes to build products that users actually love