Flirting With A Fish
This latest venture is a unique audio interview series, featuring some ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Flirting with a Fish dissects the lives of entrepreneurs, philanthropists, teachers, innovators, etc., whose focus in life is learning and not just achieving.“In the routine hustle of life, we keep meeting people focused on trapping the fish. So, when you meet someone who likes to flirt with the idea of catching a fish, you can’t help but turn around and notice.”Match My [Talent]’s latest initiative is a step towards making some raw, unfiltered conversation, with such unique people. These are people who may or may not have been bestowed with a successful/unsuccessful tag by society, but they clearly live well-rounded, satisfying lives because of their commitment to their purpose in life.This initiative is not limited to just performers and creators; ‘Flirting with a Fish’ is a universal podcast series that offers a little something to anyone who identifies themselves as a human being because the ‘passion’ and ‘success’ is not limited by industries.
Flirting With A Fish
Can You Say to Yourself ‘I Gave My Best’?
Ashok Pandey. An educator. A family man. A closer.
There isn't anything that he leaves upto fate. He is known as the man who almost always closes a job, after giving it at least a hundred and ten percent to it. When most people would just give up and leave, you will always find him still trying, with a certain, almost devotional enthusiasm.
What could be the source of this unending energy and will power? “It’s very simple. Whenever you’re about to give up, or feel like ending something, ask yourself this- ‘Before going to sleep tonight, when I am reflecting on my day and asking myself ‘Did I give my best?’ Will I be able to reply ‘Yes’ to myself? Thinking of how you are going to justify yourself will make all the difference.
And remember, this is self-reflection. So you cannot lie…