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Finding your purpose, the future of work and the importance of social interaction With Gaj Ravichandra

What gives you happiness, enjoyment and fulfillment?

This answer will differ from when you're 18 to when you're 56, but our values are less likely to change over time.

If we want to find our purpose we need to have an understanding of what we are good at and what we enjoy doing. The intersection between these two ideas is where we can find our “purpose”. We must also remember that there is not one purpose that we are here to fulfill, there may be many and they may change over time. 

In today’s episode with Gaj Ravichandra, he explains how he helps billionaires, entrepreneurs and other individual’s how to find their purpose. Gaj shares his thoughts on the 3 day work week, working for multiple bosses and how social interaction can improve our life in many ways.

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About Today’s Guest: Gaj Ravichandra

Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Kompass, Registered Psychologist, Masters of Commerce, Mental Toughness trainer / facilitator / Career & Executive Coach

Since Gaj was a child, he has been fascinated by those who achieve greatness. He discovered through experience that mindset – more than background or circumstance - was one of the biggest determinants of personal and professional fulfilment for many people. Armed with that insight, he wanted to understand how he could empower others to reach their highest potential, so he chose to pursue Psychology. In doing so, he learnt that helping people was his calling and that he could leave a trail of happiness behind him in everything he did.

Today, he has the career he dreamed of.

As a Peak Performance & Executive Coach for 20 years, Gaj facilitates workshops and 1:1 Coaching around the world to equip his clients with the skills they need to achieve their dreams and to see a brighter future for themselves.

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Season 11
Season 11
Finding your purpose, the future of work and the importance of social interaction With Gaj Ravichandra
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