
S3 Ep2: The truth about pursuing passion - from a full-time professional artist (+ former consultant)
09/22/23 • 26 min
Ever thought about starting your own business but struggled to take the leap? Ever wondered what it would be like to do your dream job? This episode is for you.
This episode I’m talking to Malti B Lee. Malti’s CV goes like this - Physics undergrad at Cambridge, Biophysics PhD at UCL, management consultant at BCG and now...full-time professional artist.
Listen in to hear about...
🥅 The safety nets that will help you take the plunge into self-employment
🐂 💩 Why ‘do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life’ is BS
💖 How to find passion in whatever you do
To see more from Malti, check out...
Malti's website
Malti's Instagram
The best part about doing this podcast is hearing from you. Message me (Prash Raval) on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or Twitter with any feedback, suggestions or updates on your journey. Thank you!
Ever thought about starting your own business but struggled to take the leap? Ever wondered what it would be like to do your dream job? This episode is for you.
This episode I’m talking to Malti B Lee. Malti’s CV goes like this - Physics undergrad at Cambridge, Biophysics PhD at UCL, management consultant at BCG and now...full-time professional artist.
Listen in to hear about...
🥅 The safety nets that will help you take the plunge into self-employment
🐂 💩 Why ‘do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life’ is BS
💖 How to find passion in whatever you do
To see more from Malti, check out...
Malti's website
Malti's Instagram
The best part about doing this podcast is hearing from you. Message me (Prash Raval) on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or Twitter with any feedback, suggestions or updates on your journey. Thank you!
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S3 Ep1: Working smart, not hard - what psychologists think about work-life balance
If you want to finally start working smart instead of hard - and give your own boss the lowdown on the business benefits - this episode is for you.
This episode, I’m talking to Arabella Ellis and Mark Loftus. They’re the husband-and-wife co-founders of Jyre - the company I’ve been working at for the past 8 months - and have a background in clinical psychology.
My stint working closely with Arabella and Mark was an essential part of my journey toward self-employment and crucially - putting an end to being a workaholic.
My three key takeaways
- Good work comes from the quality of judgement, not the quantity of output
- We are at our most impactful when we understand our unique strengths and play to them - when we truly just be ourselves
- I need to be aware of the pros and cons of the 'Professional leader' traits within me - such as ownership, perfectionism and my strength in managing expectations
The best part about doing this podcast is hearing from you. Message me (Prash Raval) on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or Twitter with any feedback, suggestions or updates on your journey. Thank you!
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S3 Ep3: How I Finally Put Work Second
The summary? Putting work second required me to...
- Break the link between ‘working hard’ and ‘being a good person'
- Overcome my addiction to stimulation from work
- Relegate the role of my work in my self-worth and identity
For me, that journey took a year. And today, I’m going to talk you through that journey, so that you can hopefully start your own.
The best part about doing this podcast is hearing from you. Message me (Prash Raval) on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or Twitter with any feedback, suggestions or updates on your journey. Thank you!
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