Amardeep Parmar: The Power of Small Life-Altering Decisions

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08/16/23 • 53 min

Ever feel like you're on a treadmill, going nowhere fast in your career? Meet Amardeep Parmar, the co-founder of British Asian Entrepreneurs (BAE) Headquarters, who’s here to shake up your perspective. From humble beginnings of moving boxes for his dad, to his career at the Bank of England, and eventually making the leap into entrepreneurship, each step of Amardeep's journey has been a masterclass in resilience and redefining success.
Amardeep shares his insight into navigating imposter syndrome and the significance of a robust network. He talks candidly about the distinctive pressures of transitioning from a steady income to entrepreneurship, and the art of managing a network of over 100 individuals. We also delve into how Amardeep navigates the delicate balance between his career, hobbies, and personal relationships. Get ready to challenge your mindset on career transitions and the sacrifices one must make in the pursuit of fulfillment.
In an emotive discussion, we explore the landscape of grief and the importance of understanding others' emotions during challenging times. As we commemorate South Asian Heritage Month, Amardeep shares a pivotal moment that shifted his career and the power of small life-altering decisions. From his passion for dancing to how it impacts his life, join us for a compelling conversation about personal growth, community value, and the beauty of cultural heritage.

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