Deepak Ramola on Owning Your Story, Being Courageous, Embracing the Uncertainty & his SecondAct

In trying to master one art, we often turn a blind eye to the other capabilities we might have.  It is but the thrill of doing all that we love that makes life exciting. Such are the thoughts of our guest. He calls himself the jack of many trades and quite rightly so, we believe.Deepak Ramola is the founder and artistic director of Project Fuel, TedX speaker, and UN action plan executor. He is also a kindness ambassador for UNESCO and a celebrated author of 50 Toughest Questions, a book that's guaranteed to make one think.Key highlights: Every journey is a story full of learnings that deserve to be told There is no right answer to some questions, the answer evolves with the people We live in a world that our questions create, not a world that our answers create. The most important questions are those whose answers can’t be found on Google The pursuit is not of being a star but that of being a constellation, all of us are stars Everyone has different survival techniques, these are what we need to learn from each other If you don’t have hope your knowledge is redundant, our hope is our knowledge Own your story We all are dispensable; there is freedom in knowing this. It is this knowledge that makes us more open to taking risks, it makes us courageous Don’t treat your talent as your gift treat it as your responsibilityWhy should you listen to this podcast:“Our lives are our SecondAct, we come trailing into this world on the glory that everyone before us has created for us” such are the words that Deepak lives by. His words are sure to inspire you to live all your dreams and take that risk you’ve been contemplating over for so long. Motivating us to be the heroes of our lives and stop being scared of uncertainty, his words will nudge you on the path to finding your SecondAct.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iiact/message

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