2021 the goals have to be aligned with the nation and if the is officers are as you say laying the building blocks or getting them laid through their teamwork they have to plan they have to strategize and move forward and there are time limits there are deadlines there are targets you can't be sitting on a project for ten years if it was a two-year project so we need to be diligent and dedicated and there needs to be motivation of the ias officers as well you know if there are parents they're trying to motivate their kids but who is motivating the parents you and i might be doing a job like that but society works on inspiration motivation which we don't know about people think they don't need it but if an is officer is given a pep talk by his chief secretary by the cmp or somebody that you know we are with you go ahead and do your job diligently and nobody can spoil your reputation or put a spanner in the works he'll do a


put a spanner in the works he'll do a hundred times better job nobody's telling him that so i think that is something which is officers need to hear from above plus is officers or ips officers or any service they are the key word is service if they have that approach they will translate whatever they want into action i did a couple of things in life which i'm recognized for in my career and it was because i was able to carry it forward diligently and i got support and recognition from my seniors had they said no no you can't do this or put bottlenecks i wouldn't have been able to that is how the country will move forward um so like is there a geopolitical angle with the role of an is officer do they look at india's impression on the outside or is it more about like okay how can we build the country from the inside so the mea the ministry of external affairs the indian foreign service would be more conscious of the geopolitical angle and


would be more conscious of the geopolitical angle and the global perception an is officer has a limited role in one role he might change from sports to i.t to agriculture to cooperation or being a dc or being a commissioner but in that role he's worried or should be worried about his performance in that particular position and i think you get at least 30 opportunities in your career as an ies officer 20 at least to do different roles and in each role first you learn about the position of that role you learn about what is required because you are not a specialist it's a generalist service so there is a big debate generalists versus specialists so the person in the department of agriculture is an agriculture scientist but you as an ias officer are his boss he knows more about it but you know leadership you should know administration you should know how to take it forward so i think ies officers ips officers other services if they come with that dynamic approach understand the role and deliver they


that dynamic approach understand the role and deliver they can really make make a lot of difference in society so this is like such an intense entrance exam there's such an intense entrance process so i'm guessing that when a lot of people get selected to be i as officers or ips office officers that's a pretty big peak of their life and career okay i've reached this point but once you become an is officer and actually going about your job what is the best case scenario in terms of career like i'm sure that there might be even people who will be happy to like plateau but then i'm sure there's that one michael jordan type of person who says no i wanna he's there so what is that there and how do you reach there it can't just be performance it has to be some other level of x factor yeah so one person will become the chief secretary of the state at a time that is a pinnacle for ias officers the director general of police of the state will be


the director general of police of the state will be also a pinnacle for the police officer in the center it is a cabinet secretary or the home secretary of india or the finance secretary of india these are peaks everybody can't be there all is officers won't reach their ips won't read dgp so the thing is that you rightly said you have to be outstanding at your work there's no doubt about that no shoddy person will become the cabinet secretary of india quality matters secondly there may be factors where you were diligent enough you were dedicated enough the chief minister or the prime minister recognized it or you were there at the right time at the right place at times luck also could play a factor somebody retired or somebody just you know somehow something happened to him illness took over and that person could not become the chief secretary you became the chief secretary so i would say that about one in five ies officers or ips officers would reach


in five ies officers or ips officers would reach that pinnacle and they would need to be outstanding they would need to be a little lucky as well and they would need to be largely controversy free before reaching that stage but then the stakes are higher and likely that once you get there if the controversies will chase you there more than before wow it's an intense life i think that the intensity is what people don't understand there is this whole level of status that you gain being an is officer there are perks that you gain but there's also a sacrifice for absolutely that status or those books all forms of status actually based on sacrifice if you think about it but uh specifically about politicians so i remember bringing up this topic with uh these youtubers are being new um they're very close friends of mine uh i'm you might have even come across their content on whatsapp where they where they talk a lot about current affairs policy uh the environment you know these lovely subjects so


policy uh the environment you know these lovely subjects so in that show we spoke about the possibility of um so aware content creators and motivated content creators possibly entering politics 20 years from now because that's how we're like accumulating uh you know uh followers and this is just going to increase with the jio boom with the internet reaching out to the country if you're bilingual you will be able to grip both the urban and the rural that's what i strongly yeah uh i don't know if i want to enter politics when i'm 40 years old because i'm just 28 right now there's still time for that there's 12 years for that i don't know what's going to happen in my life in those 12 years but is it too far fetched or thought to think that this influence that we're gaining today this cloud that we're gaining today because it is different from bollywood cloud or cricket cloud here people are following you for your mind not for how you look or how you play cricket people


for how you look or how you play cricket people are following you for you and these numbers are just going to escalate that's what i anticipate so if a bunch of these influencers who hold different pockets of the country if they get together and form a political party do you see that reality actually being a possibility it's a possibility you have more followers than you need votes to become an mla you need a couple of lacks of votes to become an mla you need maybe eight lag to become an mp and you have millions of followers here even i have more than i need the issue is that if you are able to influence the youth and the youth are behind whatever you want or with you you will definitely move forward not only a political party individuals who have following and talk sense as you said mind the mind the content what you say how you say it the power of personality the power of influence the power of initiative that you're taking and the dynamism these


initiative that you're taking and the dynamism these are the qualities that leadership needs so why not maybe not a party but why not individuals coming as independents yeah and i'm sure that you know uh content creators we definitely have a very varied skill set but we may not have all the skill sets required for governance and i'm sure that that's the case with all politicians because no one can know everything about everything you can know a lot about some things yeah and that's why there are people like iis officers that's why there are people like uh you know everyone in the administration basically who know a lot about a lot um is this a realistic trajectory of i mean again i don't know i'm gonna ever enter politics because i know the sacrifices required there as well but you sacrifice your mental health you sacrifice your peace of mind you sacrifice maybe free time or family time uh and i don't know if i want to do that but theoretically hypothetically speaking there's a


that but theoretically hypothetically speaking there's a young content creator watching this who's saying that okay i want to be the next pm of the country you know there's something saying never say never i met somebody who's chief minister son and today he's a union minister he told me 10 years ago i'm never joining politics today he's there he's all there and he's dynamic and he's there the thing is that you never know where you'll end up but i'll give one advice to you and other content creators influencers instead of trying only for the electoral route the political party route the elections business it's a business you can also be thought leaders thought leaders who influence trends thought processes habits ideas in the country without being in a position of power you're still influencing in the right direction entrepreneurship leadership skills so thought leadership is also going to become increasingly important in the national context the government will come to you then that ranveer you are an influence over so many


that ranveer you are an influence over so many youth we want to work with you you tell us ideas so without being in the political system also thoughtly even i after resigning from the is we've set up a think tank so think tanks are the way to go without getting into that business of votes and polls and then five years five years are not easy let me tell you if you lose you're out if you're in five years your people will be in your bedroom sorry application which is very tough you lose all your hair also so the thing is that you have to remain aloof from that system of course some people may like to go through that grind i have nothing against that but i would suggest and this is something very high level which i have learned from others as well thought leadership i have a friend called tanmay but he's also a content creator you might have come across his work as well um and i spoke to him about the future of this podcast and i told him


the future of this podcast and i told him that i consciously want to get away from self-help and motivation because i'm done with those subjects now like i've put out enough content about it now i've reached that peak and you feel this sometimes as a creator with certain subjects so he asked me okay what are you going to do next so i said i kind of want to do what joe hogan is doing in america where i'm capable of doing commentary not not relaying the news but commentary on what's happening in the country what's happening in the world what's happening in covid uh times what's happening with the virus what's happening from a geopolitical perspective and his response was that's a good idea but just know that it'll be difficult to do it in india because here often we're not allowed to bring out the complete truth of what we're feeling which is also true and it's not about the government interfering with what we say it's not just that


interfering with what we say it's not just that it is also the fact that the country like all countries in the world is deeply polarized and people are not able to understand opinions in gray they place you in one of two brackets either completely right or completely wrong that's why you can't give a nuanced opinion anymore and while i agree that it's a challenge i don't think it's impossible and this is something i've been trying to break down with my team like can we go down this route it depends a lot on the guests we get on the show as well which is why i'm hoping that the cricketers come on board the actors come on board the politicians come on board and talk like human beings rather than cricketers actors or politicians but what advice do you have for me on that front so like do you think i'll be able to reach that level of i think you can i totally believe you can and it's required see there's a level of tolerance


it's required see there's a level of tolerance that society has and there are certain areas which we don't tread my experience in public life and later as a motivational speaker i travel i can also say things about things which i shouldn't be talking about so i don't read that line but i do take a stand where i'm required so i go on my path i branch out where i'm needing to but i don't unnecessarily start treading on people's toes and needling people then i'm going well you see if i am to succeed in what i'm doing and make a mark there's no point in nitpicking someone and getting after someone that person gets after me it's slanging matches then i'm getting into controversies and then my main path is distorted yeah so in that way you can become a jorgan you can do all these diverse things and you can still stay you can broaden your horizon the highway can become instead of two lanes it can become ten lanes but you


two lanes it can become ten lanes but you don't go off the highway yeah that's my message my my honest antidote for this situation uh and this is something manish pandey told me he said that you know maybe you're not ready for it now monetarily and what he means by that is money does bring a certain kind of power and protection uh for you for the ones around you so right now focus on the money and he's right in terms of this is my current game in life if we're running multiple businesses we have massive goals with them elon musk right now is able to say the things he says or thinks the things he thinks because he has the backing of the tesla organization because he has his past running paypal because he has his future running all these other companies once you're elon musk you're more capable as both a commentator and a content creator that's just how i look at it the thing is either we should have knowledge content and lots of books we've


we should have knowledge content and lots of books we've read we are also writing we're also speaking and you have a background or you should be sitting on something which is so like elon musk or somebody who's the president or somebody like that or even a sports person like ronaldo then whatever you do everybody's watching these are the two ways so you have come because of your content because you don't come from with a silver spoon in your mouth you've come through hard work and therefore you become an influencer or in a position to change trends keep on that path we we're not going to and elon musk he would remain only until his company is doing well yeah until and unless he develops his own skills we can't see signs of that yet some people can have both um yeah i also feel we're going into very unique times as a human race and i know that you're a futurist as well uh people don't understand how drastically things are going to change in the next 10


drastically things are going to change in the next 10 to 20 years and where both you all know our fans comes up on every podcast um so so i know that you're a yuval fan and i think even our listeners are primarily you are fans they've checked out his work after this podcast but specifically from an india perspective what is the future looking like when tech is gonna come into play uh artificial intelligence is gonna come into play and people again think that it's very far away but it's really not like probably there'll be people who discover this podcast in 2027 and they'll be in the middle of the ai revolution so what's your opinion on where india is at we're already in the middle of it we'll progress further we need to retain the human element and harare says it very clearly maslow's hierarchy from the basics to self-actualization when we look after technology well and we balance it out we'll retain the human element we can't become automatons even if that chip comes into


become automatons even if that chip comes into my wrist and even if my retina is you know being doctored or being watched i cannot become a machine so as i often say if a person is working on the next next desk and i'm on my machine all day i need to see that this guy is feeling low today and his mom is not well or he's had some personal crisis can i ask him a question which is empathetic even in 2027 or 2045 when everybody is techy techy techy and the digital world is seeping through but reality is reality when you pick up a pin pricks you on your wrist you will feel the pain whether you have ai or not so we need to retain that human element that's what i write about speak about emphasize harare says the same thing he says music art literature and then obviously the basics need to be taken care of we can't go without that yeah because we run a talent management firm as well we witness talents


a talent management firm as well we witness talents and industries of all different ages all different skill sets so i've been hanging out a lot with generation z lately yeah just to understand them because i know i'm also making content for that generation mainly which is people born after 1998. so i asked one of them was a dear friend of mine or content creator herself tanisha mirwani asked her what do you see different about millennials like my generation versus yours and she said that you know what at least with the guys all the men the guys my age are way more sensitive than guys your age and and obviously the women are also sensitive women have that strength of being sensitive anyway they do we must acknowledge that yeah for sure able to pick up emotions feelings much more easily emotional intelligence is high 100 um so she said that generally even the guys are getting way more sensitive so what you're saying is also happening as natural progression of the human


is also happening as natural progression of the human race again what i assume is that um my parents generate which is basically your generation uh you'll see a lot of pockets of businessmen of uh just highly placed professionals kind of being a little bit communal kind of being a little bit me versus you your religion my religion yeah you know kind of being that little distance then my generation kind of made it more chill that we all grew up together you know before being from this state or that state where bombay kids or deadly kids or bangalore kids and the next generation has taken that to another level where they are lgbtqia a plus inclusive yeah they're more sensitive uh social media has kind of made the world a better place in some ways it's definitely effed up a lot of minds in terms of mental health issues etc but overall social media has made the world a better place absolutely i think you know there are metrosexuals there are people who are we used to have that the


are people who are we used to have that the guys to be rugged and the woman is to be you know very feminine the rules are now balancing out yeah so i often say that the guys today are quite namby pamby but i say it in a lighter vein i i appreciate the fact that they are softer human beings than we used to be yeah yeah right and and we often the college group that i have with my old friends they'll say no the girls are chasing the boys nowadays in our time it was not like that things have leveled out and it has become very friendly that way i think there's a lot of empathy and understanding as you say in that generation not across the board but in segments of society definitely more than before and i'll give you a trend in the army all the colonels of today they would drink and smoke but the captains don't because they don't have that mindset there it was supposed to be like that and now it


it was supposed to be like that and now it is your personal choice i don't want this i want this if there is lgbt i mean that's your personal choice so it has become more humane more multicultural more diverse and more accepting so rural india what does urban india need to understand about rubral india because this was sort of a part of my education once we began hindi content because again being a conductor gives you a map of what's happening with your audience you understand numbers you understand topics you understand interests demographics etc um what does urban india need to understand about the power of rural india because the rest of the world is looking at rural indian thing that's a massive population there's opportunity there and urban india is looking at ruler indian saying oh okay cool but i want to go there like i want to go to america i want to go study i want to leave the country oh the government is so intense i want to leave


oh the government is so intense i want to leave the country i feel urban india needs a reality check about what's happening within the country there's a wave that's going to come at them which they don't know and which i only got to know because we started creating hindi content also but i would let you expand on that thought you know my wife nina and i we have two daughters prahan kavya they're both socially inclined towards the rural areas empathizing with the youth of the country and things like we learn a lot from them today i think the youth are empathetic enough to understand rural india but they're not really aware enough so bombay or delhi or bangalore boy or girl would not have had that exposure then there are things like jagrithiatra rural immersion csr projects ngos which are getting into that kind of thing so that rural and urban gaps are you know reduced and understanding is there so there are opportunities for the urban youth to get


there are opportunities for the urban youth to get involved and come out of that swiggy zone or that zomato zomatozone or whatever it is and come out of that first world kind of life like you said so one of my daughters says papa these are first world problems pizza you know your shoes and socks are a little this thing these are what are these so basic problems are in the villages you said what do we learn you learn hard work you learn manual labor you learn fitness from rural youth they are fitter than the urban guys because their diet is more basic more indian and more what device will tell you that dal chawal and this that one nani daddy used to eat and they walk a lot they take out water from the well so that balance we need to learn that and staying connected to nature japan my people the kids have never seen the stars when they live in hair bombay also it's tough to see the sky so we need to get these youth


see the sky so we need to get these youth closer to nature and then they'll balance out there's no harm in being urban but at least we need to be aware of rural life yeah i also think that there's going to be a lot of businesses that will now start sprouting out of rural india that's my opinion as an entrepreneur because we obviously see opportunity there make products for rural india but what if rural india starts making products for rural india they'll make better businesses they just need to have honesty inclination i feel even investment is available nowadays but rural kids need to just have that drive to create something you know hindi is the same thing whenever you make a podcast in hindi the rural youth will watch it and you'll be more influencer there i know of a couple of up or haryana based influencers whose very rustic shows are doing very very well because they are providing that kind of service in a way entertainment influence inspiration and


of service in a way entertainment influence inspiration and doing a job which only they can do my hindi shows or your hindi shows will see more hits or views than the english one there's no doubt about it so i think rural india has what it takes to succeed in its own services sector a rural youth who services the rural youth will do very well in any business or entrepreneurship he knows what it takes and he will provide that service in his own unique way yeah 100 so uh and maybe we can end this particular conversation because it's so centered around urban india and i've spoken as an urban kid to you in this one i'm sure you could tell the difference i used to be a urban kid myself no but i think again that journey of being an is officer will drastically change you have you seen swades the shark for this i'm sure you guys also go through a trajectory of that where you see real problems of india where you see you know the ground


problems of india where you see you know the ground reality i'm sure there are moments you feel deeply patriotic along your journey also we feel like i want to change something uh what should urban india know uh you know in terms of what's your advice to them because i'm sure you you have things to say to them so this is that moment so i think one thing is they should read more we don't read enough you know we're always on our phones we're always traveling or always planning the next movement or party or whatever so i think read more about rural india about the rest of india about the rest of the world so be more aware even if you're never going to a village we can be aware of what happens in a village and also be aware of the roots the position of women in society even today there is parda in many places in india goongat and then the women cannot decide their careers education for girls is minimal boys are given a glass of


for girls is minimal boys are given a glass of milk with the girl is not given these are realities so even if one is city bred one can be aware of what is wrong and right in rural india learn as i said hard work balancing your diet physical activity simplicity one of the things that you and i will talk about is decluttering your mind and decluttering your life simplicity is learned from there so i think urban india can do a lot by being aware of the rest of the world and rest of india yeah i think that's turned into one of my life's missions like just bridging the gap yeah i don't know how i'm going to do it uh but these thoughts have been in my head for a while and again it's all started because a common friend manish pandey really encouraged me to start a hindi channel best decision of my life absolutely uh so i think this was a great conversation sir uh again just the second of many yeah and uh thank you once again for


of many yeah and uh thank you once again for opening up as you do always thank you i bow down thank you ranveet thank you a pleasure that was beautiful conversation with a fellow patriot viveka treji we did record a third episode which is centered a little bit around spirituality but as for this episode it did change my perspectives a little bit about my own future about how i can contribute better to indian society how i can contribute better to the country and that's honestly a personal mission i had with starting this podcast meet fantastic minds learn about the fantastic world we live in and try making fantastic moves which will actually help the future of the human race in general but india in specific i do believe that india is heading into some very crucial times and india has a chance to become a world leader in many ways and hopefully it will become one because of our generation's work when we're in our 30s and 40s that's the intention with which i created these


40s that's the intention with which i created these episodes with viveka treji and i hope that you enjoyed these episodes make sure you like it make sure you share it as much as possible especially with fellow patriots and for now make sure you follow the runway on spotify every episode is available on spotify 48 hours before it's available anywhere else in the world of course viveka tracer will return on the runway show i'd like to know from you guys in the comment section on our social media but what else you'd like me to ask him or other iis officers that we intend to bring on the randi show until next time from the neeran team namaste see you later jai hind [Music] you


welcome to the first episode of the ranvi show that was shot in our new space this new space has already given us a lot as a team as individuals and you'll see the different flavor that this space has brought to the show through this episode we also are experimenting with some slightly different formats of the ranvi show the english version of our podcast has been around now for around 170 180 episodes or so i think totally we've recorded 250 episodes or so on the hindi and english one put together as a content creator i have to keep reinventing and that's why my first experiment had to be with someone who's a very good hamster for all my experiments mr virat shade my brother this one's gonna be pc we're talking about uh the internal world of social media and youtube the things that the audiences don't get to see we also very importantly spoke about some news some current affairs based topics that's going to be the new flavor of the show the new generation of trs episodes


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i want to make it tastier we're dividing the podcast into segments and intimacy in the podcast yeah this is the new um kind of generation of trs episodes we still have to release some more episodes on the previous space but everything recorded here will kind of have this vibe especially when you are here recording with us you're going to be a lot more on this show yay publicity more followers blue ticks what what are you expecting more from the podcast in terms of what how do you think it's going to change i feel like we need more on the podcast right guys in the comments please mention i feel like he information heavy but yeah like i mean i want to learn about what an army martial feels what an author is thinking about things like that and that was the vibe so far but now it needs to be a little more personal also once in a while we will keep bringing celebrities we will keep bringing very accomplished people but we also need to bring in people who you


but we also need to bring in people who you are close to so that you know there's a different sort of vibe going on uh we're going to do a lot of three person four person maybe five person episodes um we are going to also talk a lot of rubbish sometimes but we're trying to make this thing with viraj probably a weekly thing so let's see keep showering us with your support just support just shout out golden support you want some of those golden sharks no anyway that's the issue you don't know where humor can turn into offending people like you you'll say something casually and then twitter will be pissed off how dare you say golden showers from audiences today beer triceps or tequila triceps so the fun part about twitter is it's always angry the thing is that they never actually say out your actual name like yeah they will always try to make it oh someone whiskey biceps tequila biceps said this that's that's been the big discovery of the last two years i


been the big discovery of the last two years i think prior to that we were the most loved content creators oh these guys are so underrated oh we can't we can't wait for these guys what a beautiful guy and the last two years has become dedicated to hating on you i think there are people who are probably having full-time jobs the thing is you're making so much content yeah across all platforms there is something you can always take out of context yeah like they take out one one section of some vlogs put it out of context on one section of podcast but uh again that's true i mean if if you don't have haters you're doing something wrong probably you know and even rahul travis has haters bro come on yeah i feel that when you're dealing with this fame based career after you cross a certain threshold there will be an interview with hate you're going to get lots of it yeah which is why it kind of i won't say bothers me but i i do


i won't say bothers me but i i do get a little fried when i see younger creators fearing being cancelled so much or fearing being hated on so much because you've chosen this career you are going to piss off certain people just because you're in this career and at its core it's jealousy people are going to get jealous of the numbers you see so true and a lot of these young folks they are trying to be extra like vigilant and all because their friends are super like hey how can you piss off this person how can you piss off this community how can you piss off this sentiment or whatever the thing is after a point you can't please everyone dude you can't be so politically correct all the time where you're so vigilant about each and everything something as basic as a yeah some people bought a dog that was not adopted i personally recommend adopting and not shopping now if they bought that dog five years ago maybe their parents got it you can't be like


ago maybe their parents got it you can't be like you know talking to them yeah like what do you expect i i see the world having changed through the course of covert dude uh i don't know like so zakir khan told me this right about the time the first wave was at its peak he said that there is going to be a lot more hate on the internet just know that your life of the content creator is going to change i'll say yeah cool whatever but we've really seen this huge amount of hate online i i hated it when people used to address this whole haters conversation yeah but whatever the thing is it's like i've been on so many panels now and as a moderator more so i hate bringing up that question now okay so how do you deal with online hate and trolling are a like just get past it ignore the haters they want everything that you have very honestly they want the fame they want the money they want the clout yeah they are just hating on


want the clout yeah they are just hating on that and they want you to respond to like they hate most of all and the things how can i piss off this person so much that he just does gives a knee-jerk reaction why don't you talk about the entire creator community of india but from the back end what does it look like is there a sense of competition are people trying to bring each other down yeah there's always competition man when people admit that oh i'm only competition there's very few people that actually practice it and like i of course have bias here but i know you're like one of those few people who genuinely don't give a after buying keyboard like it like i'm playing my own game if he's growing grow let him grow it doesn't matter yeah because uh i have so much stuff to put out in the world of youtube or social media that i have to keep switching my genres if you're someone who's continuously switching your genres or your type of content there's no


your genres or your type of content there's no way someone can compete with you because you're playing football one day playing hockey the other day you're playing the third day right no one person can like compete with you right and the thing is india is such a massive audience base bro like no one's eating into your audience like everyone has an audience base so like chill out about that in saying that there are still creators maybe from some genre which we're not even related to who might try pulling me down or pulling you down all this happens and news kind of travels back to us i think we saw we're at that phase where we we enjoy that and i know you do because you're always looking for some that you know someone spews at you and now by now i've also become super calm that it's not going to change my life so it's okay might as well laugh about it i think when we were younger and by younger i even mean pre-covert uh maybe


and by younger i even mean pre-covert uh maybe this stuff would have motivated us a lot i'll show you yeah it would have made us super aggressive but we are also at that phase where touchwood it's like i don't have to prove a point to anyone bro like oh like why let me just do it for myself it's okay and let your work speak at the end of the day because i mean honestly the one thing i've come to realize lately is that uh money success are not the goals of life it's just your peace that's honestly the goal of life and if you keep playing your game if you're continuously growing obviously the money fame success is going to increase and then use it to build you know your own happiness that's true but i also feel like that's a very rich person thing to say yeah maybe about a point yeah i mean see the point is initially every everyone is in that phase but they are chasing money to an extent because then you have that sort


money to an extent because then you have that sort of stability where when you think now i want peace so my question is see bitching in our industry travels back as in if someone about someone else it always reaches the person being bitched about right because the creator community is not so it's very so very small speaking about people or bitching and this is not people are making content about be a vices this is people who kind of they don't put up anything about us they do follow us on social media but then the bitching like reaches back to us and we get to know that oh this person said this about you and we're like yeah we know we even know when people kind of place schemes to tarnish our careers like if you're trying to do something if you're trying to get a deal someone will go and say no don't give it a monkey and it'll be someone who on our face shows us this is very sweet to us but that's okay i have also again come to


us but that's okay i have also again come to terms with that and it's all right people you if you are in a certain place where you have some kind of leverage people will try to bring your leverage down and that's i guess it's human psychology i will not blame them fine each their own is that kind of a vibe but i don't give a dude let them do what they're doing where and it's also coming from a place specifically with regards to you of a very dude how is this guy like so relentless and and this might seem like a very like i'm sucking my own dick kind of a vibe that no we're not like you know patting our own backs but i know genuinely where people have confessed this to me that dude how is this guy so far like why does he not give up or like how how is he you know so motivated yeah every day he wakes up and is trying to build something new and that's what a lot of


to build something new and that's what a lot of people hate on that you know why are you preaching this but you are not actually telling people to do this you're just saying this is what you do if you were in on it that's cool like that's all my motivational scripts and even tweets actually messages to myself i'm telling myself things essentially but people assume that oh are you are you telling all of us that we should live like you i mean i'm telling the community we've built because that's what i've always had that's how i've built the community i've always spoken to myself in my scripts if i want to improve my focus i study about how to improve my focus put it in a script so that i can watch that video and remind myself that oh this is what you learned this is what you applied is what works for you which is why it shows that your community will put in fire emojis and by yes yes yes and the people who it's not


by yes yes yes and the people who it's not meant for at all and who could practice you know ignore ignorance there could could mute you could avoid your content will just to make a point why is this guy preaching everyone to hustle grind all that bro just chill out you sleep if you want to there's this international youtube channel we follow called yes theory they have a slogan called seek discomfort and i think that's a gorgeous slogan and that's what i'm also trying to put out that seek discomfort get uncomfortable every day and i think that concept pisses off people because we remind them that listen it's not okay to be chill and lazy all the time you have to go and do something in the world yeah so because somewhere the content is kind of what's it called needling them in their comfort bums it's against their belief systems and also what bro like there's many things that go against my belief system but i don't come around like bitching about you dissing you like


come around like bitching about you dissing you like just i don't want dr i'm in that phase where i don't want falsuka drama in my life yeah like i have 10 things to execute already yeah the beautiful thing about aging is one you become calmer like anger and the second thing is you get busier in many ways like either with family or with work or whatever and i feel a lot of online hate right now the kind of online hate we're seeing with cancer culture it's driven by teenagers college students and that's fine yeah you know like uh what i feel is these guys will grow up a little bit and kind of let go of yeah hate in general we have a lot of notions where they feel like the world is black and white boss that's not how it is like you will always have to pick a lot of gray areas in your life because you just cannot change the world by yourself there's just too many factors at play eventually when age catches up on you you


play eventually when age catches up on you you think that okay sure like there are certain things that will be impediments to me and will be obstacles to me so okay i can i will pick my battles that's the thing i have learned growing older that pick your battles bro you can't win every fight just you you can't doesn't matter how much money you have bro like dude you would think shahrukh khan would get his son the bail immediately no dude didn't happen for him he had to be humbled down essentially but that's that's how it is if shah rukh khan was humble download you are nobody yeah also uh i think when you intensely hate on anyone it could be someone in your friend group someone you know someone who's trying to tarnish your career or an influencer content creator like all the hate directed towards say me or ashish whoever it is right if you're holding an internal hate inside you it's going to affect your mental health


inside you it's going to affect your mental health yeah like when you let go of hating or giving a about what others are doing just focus on your own game it's the most calming experience you can have in your life yeah no that's true because i've seen you go through that process like you had that whole angsty punjabi face where you used to hold back on that was the qsr and then it used to show in your work and then now you're in a much karma phase keep taking a bullier what's next yeah let's move on i've got too many videos to create i've got too many brand deals to execute on uh and that's why we're going up to like five six pieces a week i also want to talk about new age social media dude you told me something damn interesting as the co-founder of monkey you have a bird's eye view on how creators across genres are thinking right there's a lot of people who are getting demoted about making long-form content people are sticking now to


about making long-form content people are sticking now to real shorts and it's not even their fault the algorithms are pumping those kind of videos out the brands are pumping money in those algorithms and in those kind of features so the point here is that for example let's assume that you are a lock down creator is the new term essentially that's what they call it i mean there's a lot of people that just sprung onto the scene because of the lockdown also secondly the fact that reels was introduced in lockdown right so and algorithm was fantastic it was helping creators you could have one viral video and you could be an overnight uh semi-celebrity so internally in beer myself we call it the algorithmic anomaly right which means um that in six years of this journey we've only seen one point where algorithms were pumping out your work so much and people could go from like 100k to a million maybe in a month yeah it happened yeah like just contents are being pumped out to the


yeah like just contents are being pumped out to the whole world yeah uh on explore pages uh and obviously i mean this doesn't uh mean that their content was bad the content was good that's why it got pumped out like they just got such a good platform immediately because otherwise it's very difficult to grow that big on you yeah to give you context we have certain creators at monkey who grew using short content the money they've made in six months yeah is the money that viraj and me took three and a half years to make yeah to hit that mark i mean see the point here is essentially that any new industry takes time to build up i mean you can say run we sort of paved the way into that industry and a lot of the first second gen creators paved the way and everyone else who comes in has it easy yeah you know it's partly pissing off for me like that okay to get that and these people are making like quick short 30 second videos getting paid lacks of room


quick short 30 second videos getting paid lacks of room for 30 seconds okay for us and we have to really grind our way to the top the good news is that now we kind of near the top so if we just sustain and keep growing great it's bad news for content creators who are fading away and we are seeing a lot of early generation contributors fading we don't know how to adapt who don't know how to probably make short form content who do not engage with a younger set of audience a lot of the newer set of audience on instagram and youtube is like below 21 22. it's that whole gen z that you talk about all the behaviors change man attention spans have reduced so and and you know this if you want to sustain as a long-term contributor you have to go ham on edits yeah to keep the viewers stimulated that's how mithpat has grown right his whole game is about edit carry whole game about edit yeah even us if we are releasing vlogs now dude


even us if we are releasing vlogs now dude we are very edit centric we have to have new frames everything needs to be elements of humor punches all the time yeah that's what vlogs have evolved into as well everyone's making extremely quick vlogs and they're the only people are surviving the issue is that not everyone's an experienced editor so for young kids to learn that style and that level of editing is difficult we have a team which is helping us it's like a five person six person unit at least that works on vlogs no that's true like for example take this whole idea of uh comedy sketches it was such a big deal in the first second generation of creators types of sisters yeah all that and you see no one creating comedy sketches anymore every new creator every short film creator that's coming onto youtube is only making vlogs or like challenge based content and stuff like that because and i've spoken to quite a few of them their vibe is that bro i make so


of them their vibe is that bro i make so much money from reels itself which is like a 30 second video for me which would probably take me three four hours to make as opposed to a full long format video where i need crew i need a script i need a location i need cameras all of that and i get the same amount of money and lesser view so why would i sort of do that i want to also mention one thing as a creator this is all the young creators watching this and everyone's pretty much a young creator now any kid who's in college you will have to be a creator you'll have to grow your personal brand uh you know we mentioned that adapting to the new formats a new style of doing things is the difficulty that early generation content creators are facing that phase when you're learning how to adapt and learning the newness it's very uncomfortable for a content creator because that means you have to break certain systems certain thought processes certain workflows with your own teams


thought processes certain workflows with your own teams now these guys have been established say in 2015 2016. for them they have to shake up too much yeah and there are very few who are motivated at the stage to actually now restart everything okay now from the phase of creating youtube videos i need to use trending music in reals for the content that suits my style so if i'm an infotainment youtuber how do i use uh a hahadi sandhu bijli bijli music to fit into my reel yeah so and i think that people basically who are getting annoyed with changes are the ones who are fading away but any industry works that way why do you see certain businesses tanking it's basically this logically they're not able to adapt or evolve according to the times yeah so basis in social media you guys are social media consumers that's why we're talking about it from a social media perspective the world has heavily changed after covert um yeah anyway talking about change let's move


um yeah anyway talking about change let's move to a lighter topic right there's a lot of change in your life mr ranveer yeah i feel grown up i'm turning 29 on the 1st of june 2022 and moving to my own home with my own systems has been a massive blessing it's little things like uh me being able to follow my diet because i've explained to my cook that at this time give me these these these things exactly when i was staying with my family my mother was the alpha of the house right and she would set all the rules everything was according to what they had experience with over the last 30 years of her existence in that house right but for me uh to be like a kid who grew up there right you can't set certain rules you have to break the chain you know i i get to like set certain rules i also feel that for me the first lockdown was a blessing because i was doing chadwa i cleaned vessels i learned how houses


i cleaned vessels i learned how houses work right beyond being a kid born into privilege yeah yeah that makes sense so now when i'm in my own house i'm able to set very very efficient systems that's actually improved my work efficiency a lot parallelly we're also running the office through this house apparently we're running a writing unit through this house right so i get like the best rest calm sleep get togethers with friends and i'm highly efficient when it comes to producing a lot more content we're gonna have sections now we're going to add some background music cue the music because it's time for ac news [Music] okay it's time for pc news we're going to cover some current affairs based topics it could be everything from cryptocurrencies and web 3 to what's happening in the country to what's happening from a geopolitical perspective to sports to sports baby also over time in these episodes we're going to get experts from industries so tell us who else you'd want to see


so tell us who else you'd want to see on the show based on these current affairs based podcast this is the new kind of reinvention we're doing on the show also because i am gariboka joe rogan and i will bring in that podcasting culture in this country so what the way we'll do this is we will go through news headlines really fast kind of go deeper into it uh and just discuss things you want to talk about the crypto crash that happened this week yeah just nuts bro it was i don't know what the numbers are but um it fell 50 percent from its peak so uh peak was about 60 000 for bitcoin and i think it's at roughly 30 to 35 thousand dollars now if i'm not wrong um i invested a ton i've been back with i've been buying uh buying the dips all the time by the time by the day buy the dip kirk my full portfolio has dipped dude let's have what's what percentage of your portfolio is in crypto dude


what percentage of your portfolio is in crypto dude uh oh about ten percent that's safe that's a decent edge i have like some thirty percent in crypto dude and i'm like all my calculations that i see on my end money app this is not a paid sponsored slot where it shows my net worth and it gives you like a weekly update okay because of stocks and all falling it shows like how much money you lost in a week and when you see that you get really in the mind yeah i lost that much money in a week so ethereum for example which is my personal pick incredible currency because i've understood like the logic of it right this is the thing you know people who criticize cryptocurrencies a lot of them have non-engineering backgrounds and they don't understand what cryptocurrencies are based on as engineers we've gone deep into it i'm working on a tech startup which is kind of web 3 based going forward therefore ethereum itself is the lowest it's been since 30th july 2021 we're


lowest it's been since 30th july 2021 we're recording this on 22nd wow sorry 25th jan um heavy man speaking to all these uh metaverse folks and crypto folks like sumit gupta of coin dcx one thing i've learned is with bitcoin and ethereum you've got to hold on to them in the long term yeah absolutely so do not get mentally swayed by uh dips like this it will bounce back because of the bitcoin community because of all the technologies which are built using ethereum networks you know so the thing is people i mean everyone's like knows these buzzwords decentralization and web3 and all of that but people aren't really able to understand how it's sort of again democratizing and giving back power in the hands of actual developers and people who know about technology and not like bureaucrats and you know individual founders and things like that it's going to take power away from world governments and it's going to take power away from the current social media companies right now who controls your


the current social media companies right now who controls your news who do you think controls you yes like all your big tech and your government and your government so if the power is being taken away from these people they are aware of it because they are very uncomfortable and that's why you hear a lot of negative narratives about these but i think this is also so deep into adoption now that it's too late for them to sort of now be like no now off like we're the government also specifically speaking about ethereum um when you want to buy or sell nfts yeah you do that in ethereum yeah so yeah is one of the key like uh you know currencies that you need to trade nfps you can do it with some other currencies also but it's like it's important nfts we all know the hype that's going around and it's not just plain hype they're actually nfts with utilities which is basically that it's if like everyone's always making a meme out of array manipulate like it's good to


out of array manipulate like it's good to have a laugh on that but that's not actually what is happening so everyone's crying about the fact that photo lilia 8 it's not that simple like it's good to have a laugh on that but like for example this uh bode piot club it's it it's held by some of the top celebrities i heard i think kanye west also bought some today eminem bought it snoop dogg has it there's a lot of utility in the fact that you become a member of an exclusive group that's that's it that's the logic like for example or whatever why would people spend lacks of rupees on louis vuitton bags yeah exactly the same thing it brings you in a certain league you see zendaya holding a louis vuitton yeah exactly and you want to be part of the same community that's why it's valued so much and they have utility it's not just that you buy an image you get perks there are events that you get


image you get perks there are events that you get access to you get to interact with a lot of these celebrities there's networking and everyone's all about network is your network that truly is true in this case because the kind of opportunities that you get and i've seen this from the closest quarters bro like the kind of opportunities that come through in the circle that we have like three years ago i would not even have been able to fathom that like we're on the same investor cap tables as some of the biggest entrepreneurs in the country and the world and yeah and you yeah and yuvraj singh that's nothing by carl pay the founder oneplus so we're co-investors with ubrazing you see him batting and wrecking england and pakistan and australia and we're investing with them now imagine that that kind of opportunity and access is limited so network truly is your net worth and that's what it is speaking specifically about ethereum basically like the coding languages used to create web


ethereum basically like the coding languages used to create web 2 apps were of type a now type b is this new type which is called blockchain protocols and amongst those blockchain protocols people use the ethereum network to build web 3 based apps the popular one that everyone knows is nfts that's been the buzzword but there's a lot more technologies that are going to be formed in the meta hours which will be built using the ethereum network yeah there's a lot of fintech d5 coming through on these now for any a key to use the ethereum network to build further apps or for the nfts right they have to kind of purchase a ticket to be a part of the network that ticket is one ethereum token or some whatever ethereum value yeah think of it like petrol to uh go be in a car similarly if you want to use the ethereum network to create apps or softwares you have to use the ethereum tokens that's what drives up the value of ethereum yeah so when we're saying oh understand the engineering behind


when we're saying oh understand the engineering behind it this is what we mean he's not it's not like oh what's the base value or what's the fundamentals of this there are many fundamentals and polygon which is a massive indian blockchain success story is also built on the ethereum network so basically polygon like tokens ethereum like tokens you need to understand what's the technology behind this token and i say this because there's a lot of false cryptocurrencies out there there's a thousand out there which are going to lose the value no time dogecoin is one of them just random hype based coins those are the cryptocurrencies you need to be aware of in terms of don't invest in these in terms of investing what i've got from experts sumit gupta sandeep nalwal they're like stick to bitcoin stick to ethereum yeah and again no financial advice do your own research it's always divided i'm relaying news man yeah yeah this is always d y o r bro do your own research yeah this is not


r bro do your own research yeah this is not financial advice this is just what this is dude yeah conversations two dudes just talking about money and this is pretty much what we do yeah that's the beauty of podcasts that uh basically we're not bought out by anyone we are in complete control of what we are saying and we're kind of like just having a conversation and imagine that you're in the room yeah this is a new kind of news baby why does such a massive dip happen anyway so a lot of people liquidating a lot of people uh just feeling like maybe we've made our returns so we'll just sort of go at some kind of news of some country apparently banning bitcoin or ethereum or cryptocurrency things like that lead to panic panic and anything that leads to panic also leads to massive selling that's why the stock market also right now is like dipping big time also the thing is a lot of experts say that there's a lot of correction coming through that all the


a lot of correction coming through that all the valuations were so high for all things stocks crypto everything included that this correction was important so a lot of the experts are actually happy about the fact that okay we're seeing a dip finally because things are settling things are normalizing uh there's this whole fact that some eighty percent of all of america's dollars were printed in the last one year so the inflation is going to be like at a massive peak and this is part of all of that correction so again this is all that i have read about and i understand of economics so yeah we need to get a proper economist on the show yes absolutely give us your recommendations okay moving on because we don't want to go that deep just into crypto yeah let's talk about musti uh okay her photos got leaked photos got leaked so what's funny is like we were watching the match yesterday india south africa and suddenly i was just scrolling through twitter and see that virat kohli's


scrolling through twitter and see that virat kohli's daughter's photo has been leaked and i mean of course and everyone will be like but dude she is the absolute carbon copy of virat korey like i can seriously see like someone might have morphed virat's face on on his baby you know is that similar yeah super super cute and i think she's getting a lot of love from the country but i'm sure as parents somewhere you'll be feeling uncomfortable that yo i don't want my kids face to be out i need to have this with my mom and sister on youtube they're my family they're not gonna be on camera eventually i use them also for content but that's when i reach a certain level of comfort right kind of makes me think about how having a family of my own will affect how i look at fame in the first place how i look at the privacy of my family in the first place but i don't sort of agree on that but because like if they were so


agree on that but because like if they were so uncomfortable they i mean they obviously expected to get shot right like in terms of not short short like short in terms of like it's a public arena man you can't stop anyone to click pictures so i i don't think that whole apo like the whole announcement that viratan anushka did that oh how dare someone you know leak pictures or you know whatever like bro come on like did you not expect that of course that was bound to happen sometimes i wonder if uh you know both of them got fame at around nineteen eighteen or nineteen years when she was like and he was though yeah they got fame very early in life yeah i am sure that their perception of the world is slightly different than someone else whose age and that's not their fault yeah it's an outcome of their reality seeing success early very early dude imagine that you're getting an india debut at 21 yeah now you change so much from the age of 18 to 22


change so much from the age of 18 to 22 you change even more from 22 to 25 according to me and you keep changing every year like we are so different than how even yeah that's so true but now he's living in that world one it obviously would force him to grow up really fast captain of the indian team bagheera that's what they call have actually openly said that when he became captain right like then full captain okay dhoni kind of handed over the reigns completely odi plus test captains yeah dhoni told coley that now wait and see how your beard becomes white soon yeah and we see this with that so true yeah that happened there has to be some level of aging but there's so much pressure dude like you like can not even fathom right it's like imagine a billion people abusing you cussing you when you're losing a match how you probably can't get sleep at night bro and imagine what it's like facing each ball dude yeah like if you


like facing each ball dude yeah like if you get out without scoring much yeah there's gonna be a billion people like coming and as a captain i now understand why a lot of legendary players sort of give up captaincy you know i never understood like sachin was like i want to focus on my batting so i won't take up captaincy i was like bro how difficult is it like but it's like every ball you have to be taking decisions and there's a lot of uh off the field work as well yeah all the time yeah a lot of politics you have to deal with a lot of you have to get involved in which as a leader you will have to but i mean so for example sachin made that called kohli also made that call that dude i want to get back to my batting peak a great show to watch is um all or nothing on prime video they document sports teams from the inside these are top sports sleepers ppl teams they've even done all


top sports sleepers ppl teams they've even done all blacks and rugby right do you get to see what sports is like from a very uh kind of close quarters right there's also one about the australian yeah i saw that i forgot what the show was called but it's called the test yeah very well made yeah uh i but i feel it's not as personal as all or nothing or nothing shows you the complete raw thing dude your whole opinion on watching sports will change and you'll realize how these guys are our age man they're all born in the early 90s and now they're having to deal with like imagine what kl and hardik dealt with uh yeah after the coffee was currently 23 24 25 dude we're still kids man we're learning like every year yeah i'm sure like while i'm not defending what they said but yeah of course it's like you gotta keep room for people to make it to make some errors i mean yeah absolutely brings it back to that stop criticizing stop


brings it back to that stop criticizing stop engaging everything that's celebrity i don't think you can control that people will do that so well yeah if you picked the root of fame you have to deal with it yeah also every form of public criticism is also a form of mental masturbation right in what sense like when you do bury of someone it's often a way of making yourself feel superior slightly not complete superiority but slight superiority everyone's worshipping them i am not like why do you get pissed off before cricket players in bad form how is he playing if i was in his place i'd like play music but let me go teach him yeah but again this is too deep a thought to kind of put on the podcast basically at least our community the trs community that we're building out um you know don't take part in bitching in your own personal circles and don't take part in public bitching uh you'll feel just more chill like kind this is what i do


just more chill like kind this is what i do dude and i consciously do this in real situations right if there's a group that's gossiping too much or someone who's just talking about gossip i just step away and i go to another group yeah it's too much drama the thing is that you probably indulge in it you say something someone in that circle will probably go back to someone else and say you know what ranveer said he probably would not have said it or didn't mean it or context was different triggered honestly it's honestly a fantastic zone to be in when you're constantly like dude biraj and me talk about and if you're not about we're talking about how to make the next big bag of money it's one of these two things and it's a great zone to be in and and our is often not saying it's it's more like talking about sports or it's talking about just random funny news like like this veracoli thing we talked about in general okay


this veracoli thing we talked about in general okay you want to talk about some interesting future tech based news yeah absolutely what's happening what crazy whacked up is elon musk up to what what chips is he going to penetrate in my body so he gets all the penetrate in your balls yeah penetrating my so that he gets all the data watch what kind of i get in the morning elon musk bro okay uh elon musk basically everyone knows what neural link is for those of you who don't know neurolink is say if someone has had some kind of laughter in their brain something's gone wrong in the brain some part of the brain is malfunctioning uh neuralink is a computer body interface which means that it links your actual biology of your body to computers and using those computers you can actually send electric signals within your brain because what is a nervous impulse when i'm lifting my arm it's basically some sort of electricity that's going on in your body right and even


that's going on in your body right and even tesla used to say this that our bodies are completely made up of electricity that you can actually manipulate if you have the right machinery which is why they also say that tesla didn't release a lot of his um inventions yeah and if you watch the movie the prestige is actually a whole section on tesla knowing christopher nolan who directed the prestige right uh he would have actually done research about some things that tesla actually made they say that urban legends tesla didn't release a lot of his elon musk is very fascinated by tesla which is why he's obviously named tesla tesla uh and i'm sure that somebody elon musk looks at himself as a punar janam of tesla it sounds like like the western version of that uh so my point is neuralink is supposed to fix a lot of uh problems uh related to what problems like what problems are so extreme in my brain that i need some external chip to penetrate


brain that i need some external chip to penetrate in my body and solve it for i think doctor said warrior the neurologist is the right guy to answer this but from elon musk's conversation with joe rogan what i gained is elon musk actually said that any brain related problem any neurology related problem can be fixed so you're talking about things like maybe alzheimer's but it's a degenerative circumstance illnesses illnesses or say so there are different forms of blindness some blindness is related to your retina your retina gets damaged some forms of blindness are related to your mind has a blood clot in his brain and it moves but anyway i am assuming that it's maybe uh issues related to parts of your brain malfunctioning now uh i don't know what the exact illnesses are but doctor said a fantastic episode about basically illnesses of the brain with us one of our best episodes has not been watched by a lot of people it's called dark side of your brain so we


people it's called dark side of your brain so we spoke about what happens in your brain biologically in depression what happens on a hormonal level i think all those things will be kind of fixed all of it can't be fixed because even neurologists they say have understood very little about the brain i think there's a lot more than you the world and you always worried about the fact that some coder can go gung-ho crazy and just up in your brain bro it's exactly that that's the concern right and we are just i mean dude the way i look at it uh when cars were invented there was a possibility of accidents but yeah it's also that like when social media was invented there was always this question of privacy and all that but we still ended up voluntarily uploading our family's photos or you know just you know uploading our favorite things and dislikes and whatnot so you have a detailed history of your life on the internet oh this is interesting elon musk is


on the internet oh this is interesting elon musk is developing a brain implant for humans that he formerly said may have potential to save and replay memories what the f so it's like snapchat goggles but inside your eyes and your mind it's like having my own google photos in my mind yeah in that particular black mirror episode basically when the characters are having sex with each other they use uh their previous memories as pawn to fantasize doing actual sex that they're having that's the dark side of this particular thing bro i don't elon i'm not going to be a customer man yeah but uh let's see what happens you know that's that's one thing i want to highlight that in the middle of talking about crypto and the metals people don't understand all the things that are happening in the world of biotech right which is all these machine body interfaces it changes things for us directly like this bodily changes and there's stuff that's happening in the world of genome sequencing there's stuff


in the world of genome sequencing there's stuff that's happening in stem cell research right effectively again without getting into the details because we're not experts of those topics but stuff like um you know they say that uh scientists have now figured out a way to kind of go about anti-aging yeah so they figured out okay what are the genes that cause aging in the human body and they're able to alter the dna of those genes so in the future if you have designer babies um you can designer babies yeah that's an actual thing designer clothes no designer bags or designer babies but okay coming back to the present this just happened there's another company called synchron and implanted a brain chip into the jugular vein of someone called mr philip who was paralyzed for a very long time this was without a surgery and this actually happened so the flagship technology is something called stent road and stent road is an endovascular brain implant which means that you put it inside a vein and


which means that you put it inside a vein and i'm assuming it finds its way to the brain or stays in the vein but it took four hours for the patient to start using it and hear this okay he could wirelessly control the digital device through his thoughts he could play solitaire through his mind and he also tweeted something just through his thoughts oh i wouldn't want to give that software to you bro that's not happening we're not getting that but my point of thing is this is where biotech is going i think stephen hawking used his fingers or some some kind of finger movement to type out things and whatever he typed at the later stage of his life it was just thoughts i think are you sure yeah where the device could sort of speak out his thoughts because he was so paralyzed that he couldn't move anything so how did stephen hawking talk hawking previously uses fingers to control a computer but once he lost use of his hands he started depending on twitching a


of his hands he started depending on twitching a cheek muscle to communicate so he could speak a whole language through his cheek muscle no idea whenever the cursor reached a word or phrase he wished to use hawking twitched his cheek muscle to select it oh yeah so it was like a in in engineering and encoding we have those if else thing yeah basically yes yeah using yes no my god so he even want to say a simple sentence it would take him time to construct it maybe we used to only hear him talk in speeches and he would pre-plan those problems yeah probably that damn dude that's a tough life man that's a tough life yeah oh this is exactly what it is because of this stephen hawking's speeches and interviews were done in advance to save time okay so he had he took very long to say something using his cheek muscle but now just using your thoughts you can tweet that's in five years time yeah that's interesting yeah like i'm sure touch screen


yeah that's interesting yeah like i'm sure touch screen i remember the first touchscreen phone i also was in 2005 i remember this very clearly but there was talk of touch screen phones in 2001 2002 yeah so until it becomes i won't say cheap but at least it becomes a d2c product direct to consumer product it'll take another five years easily that's crazy dude so to close this new rolling loop what i also want to say is that one thing elon musk didn't talk about in that joe hogan episode is that if neuralink can help fix the brain i'm sure at some point version two or three of neuron can help enhance the brain like the movie limitless another massive movie recommendation eventually watch it bradley takes a brain enhancing drug so he becomes extremely fast-paced he uses it to become a stock trader yeah and makes a lot of money off it because he can just read things faster he can code faster they can become a better writer he also use it uses it


become a better writer he also use it uses it to kind of become a much better lover and improve yeah yeah dating game and it it's a great movie it's a great thought experiment kind of those are my favorite movies to watch yeah that makes sense okay and finally uh the last section where's the life update so ranveer you dating dating uh currently no one because of the four pieces that we're putting out on youtube every week i don't honestly have time for a dating life right now right classic bro excuse me but i'll tell you what when i was in my previous house when i was staying with my family i was thinking a lot about marriage a lot of thoughts about companionship were happening in my head when i moved to this house i felt like just being in this house with the team kind of working with someone to take care of me in terms of my food all that that's not what i want from a relationship i want other things you are totally dependent on your partner in your


things you are totally dependent on your partner in your relationship but ranveer allahabad is that what you're saying no i am not saying that i am saying you are is this relationship going to be of that of a babysitter are you looking for a babysitter and a girlfriend in terms of what i want in a girl i want someone who's ambitious and spiritual and someone who can make you food no i'm i'm the cook in this household because your life is start as a cooking channel if you don't believe me go check out beer biceps recipes coming back to the point what i want to say is that um in this house i felt it made up for 50 to 60 of everything that i expected marriage will make up for which is peace of mind new kind of life systems enhance creativity enhance creativity calm and that just got me thinking that hmm maybe i'm not ready for marriage yet because i know that if i get married i've been in long-term relationships with with fantastic partners


i've been in long-term relationships with with fantastic partners even the best partner in the world requires a lot of energy and time yeah which i don't have right yeah you can't half-ass a relationship honestly that that doesn't make sense it ends terribly and i feel like so you're saying that a piece of marble is completing you better than an actual person yeah piece of marble along with our coke lakshmi and our other staff visiting regularly i'm enjoying this phase of my life last year you like being around your team more than being around your partner at this stage um the last two three weeks have honestly been the happiest two three weeks of my life like i've not had higher happiness levels than this i've not felt this level of happiness that's crazy money can buy happiness yeah honestly like i mean it buys you freedom and freedom gets you happy yeah that's true um so uh that's where i am at mentally but in saying all this i have come to the realization


saying all this i have come to the realization that if the right person comes your way don't deny it and right i come from a place of having scanned my own career the best career moments and decisions came so i'm missing right so i'm assuming that the same thing will happen in life and the right partner will just kind of i'm not sure about that but i think it's like a two-way thing man like with with career at least once you grow further you have a lot more incoming than outgoing probably i don't know that's what i've thought of so far just stay open and let life happen to you that's my zone right now that's a good scene what's up with you emotionally me are you feeling vulnerable i'm going through a breakdown man no no it's chill i'm also on a good face but yeah i was like super pissed because i am also consistently now so just my my brother got married and um dude there's a that you know how bombay houses are


there's a that you know how bombay houses are bro bombay houses are small this the house cannot house five people i will go nuts i will go crazy and like we were discussing earlier how open spaces can sort of you know make you saner let's let's end this particular episode what i want to say is that staying alone or kind of moving towards an independent life is very rewarding it'll kind of liberate you it'll also help you grow from a 360 degree perspective you'll get to understand yourself also much more deeply and you can have sex whenever you want just kidding just kidding just kidding that's what people who don't live by themselves feel kebro if this friend of mine has a flat of his own dude he must be getting action left right and center that's not the point of it even it's literally just that you have your piece like i like to follow certain morning routines which i can't you know crowded just by the way guys and you you guys


just by the way guys and you you guys still send me dms i personally have stopped nofap since a while so i really vibe with the fact that you tell me that you've gone on nofa for two years i respect that but dude my my thing was just an experiment i was not preaching anything yet girlfriend none of that it's and honestly after a point it's placebo only i don't even know if there's science to it it's a lot of pleasing life but yeah just like chill out about it that's not the vibe any morning routine i like to start it a little chill i don't like a lot of tak tak takta you know people yelling i'm like bro chill just i just woke up which is why i don't answer your calls yeah i get that now like i totally understand because with him i'm always on panic mode video so he's like bro not now 3 p.m 3 p.m bro come here learn from us marines get to know your own timing


learn from us marines get to know your own timing based systems get to understand when your mind is popping when your mind is creative when your mind is tired when your mind wants to work out and you'll be able to sort out your life my friend farina emma told me this don't go about your time management process but go about your energy management process right fantastic piece of advice make sense to end this conversation of course we're talking about semen along with that some life advice rachet is going to be back hopefully every week and hopefully we'll go up to three pieces on beer myself subscribe or the last thing i want to say is our new not new but our third biggest youtube channel trs clips has started to pop again oh awesome short form content consume snackable intelligent content yeah go for it guys please check it out because let's make money uh yeah i mean dude the views are honestly going like the graph is exponential right now i'll show you after the podcast but not


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to record you know maybe one podcast in a day and the next day we'll record another podcast i'm trying to make this more sustainable maybe even go up to three releases per week on the english podcast i don't know i'm in the middle of a lot of mental changes and i really want to know what you guys thought of the new format of the show how would you like us to change it it's not full and final this is experimental if we feel that you guys are enjoying it then we'll take it forward remember highlights of each episode are available on trs clips and of course remember to follow us on spotify every episode's available on spotify 48 hours before it's available anywhere else in the world we want to make trs a part of your weekly routine if not your daily routine so keep following the show help us help you help us build this beautiful community and most of all help us level up constantly the runway show is only getting started [Music] me [Music]


all right new flavor on the podcast this is the second recording in our new space it's with our media idol our business idol and pretty much our idol in life kind of our bade bahia varun viraj and myself co-hosted this particular podcast varun dugies got one of those voices which is just extremely calming he's also got a very calming presence he's an engineering grad who actually took six years to finish his engineering college degree instead of four and then he switched into the media world and now he's a self-made multi-millionaire but money is not at the center of his mind happiness efficiency good mental health peace and family balance is at the center of his mind that's why this conversation was slightly different we spoke about what aging is like for an average indian urban person we spoke about family we spoke about relationships and of course because this is the new play of the ravi show we also tackled some current affairs based topics that's why the runway show generation two is just


that's why the runway show generation two is just starting out make sure you follow us on spotify every episode is available on spotify 48 hours before it's available anywhere else in the world but a podcaster but he's also a multi-millionaire who has sold his first organization glitch for a lot of money these are all his learnings and all his perspectives in a gorgeous conversation love having podcasters on the show enjoy this episode of the runway show [Music] welcome to the new season of the ranvi show with mr virat shade co-hosting alongside ranvir labadia and today we have one of our media idols mr paranthoki rolla and his books just coming out it's called everything is out of syllabus so well i love the name very honestly first thoughts first thoughts i love the curved pencil you have been trying to find that is an actual pencil you can actually find these pencils you used to get these rubber pencils i've actually found some but they don't look exactly like this you want


but they don't look exactly like this you want to hear dark story yeah so i had one of these rubber pencils when i was a kid and i had adhd so i couldn't sit in one place so i had this tuition teacher who would come to my house who complained to my mom about me running all over the house and my mom told the tuition teacher listen if he's troubling you too much just whack him so it began with whacking me like this dude and eventually she realized that that's not making a difference so she's starting the rubber pencil and whipping me every time i am when it used to it used to sting that cover is triggering you right now it's giving you ptsd i was fine till uh y'all brought back those memories dude and i remember once kind of telling i needed to pee after she had whipped me and i went in another room and just cried and that's ranveer's way of dealing with trauma yeah i think we


way of dealing with trauma yeah i think we were honest to have these like i i remember that i used to have a teacher who would throw wooden dusters at students in class and i used to go hide in the loo and after a point of time in that class i would go hide in the loo and i would keep like comics and like no there's a stash in the school loop where i had all my comics and i'm like but then eventually she realized and had this weird logic that because it's a boy's lou the teacher can't come in because she's female but uh yeah eventually parents came in and they become unseen saying why is your kid hiding in the loop because she's throwing a dust so wow [Music] 90s throwback fourth standard man yeah which which brings me to the fact that uh when this guy me started in this industry uh we used to like really look up to glitch and you as like i mean we still do but but that time it was


mean we still do but but that time it was more no no no no but that time it was more like yo we gotta kind of be like those guys then once i got to know you i realized you also share the same trauma that we share which is engineering college trauma yeah and you're one of those people really kind of uh feels the trauma when i speak about it myself well-read engineer man six years i finished a four-year degree so i'm like very unlike i'm i'm a very very well-read engineer no i remember and i was we got chatting and all that he's like yeah bro i'm also an engineer i was like bro you don't look like an engineer at all yeah i don't know why i said that but like one is like a super good looking guy yeah man man crush monday with mr doogie like dude honestly and i'm saying this like it sounds like i'm really trying to lick your ass but like i'm just gonna put it out there like


like i'm just gonna put it out there like when i look at you and your married life and your daughter and the success you have in your career and the way you look and like just like the way your mind works and what happiness and success means to you because i'm also listening to your podcast i get to know who you are like your life yeah you're everything i in fact the only things i wish to be that uh you know maybe that you don't encapsulate is that whole uh uh like i i can i kind of enjoy the toxic hustle that i'm in right now and i don't see you doing toxic hustle yeah but but i feel like i'll probably you know still be going toxic with myself at that age because maybe i'm more traumatized i used to actually have like i think i've done the overwork piece for a long time right like i would like if i go back to when i started off let's say you an mtv channel be right be in the office


you an mtv channel be right be in the office for like one week sleep there had a sleeping bag do all that stuff you know early days of glitch me and rose would be up like what 4 5 in the morning then get up in the morning start doing meetings so we did that for a long time but i feel a few things kind of change once you decide i think i decided to kind of say okay i want to calm down a little bit um and that actually happened last like what six seven years i give puja a lot of credit for that uh because she kind of sh she's someone i met who had so much structure in the way she looked at life like she would say nine to five i'm done everything you want to do in life can happen between nine to five or nine to six and and she would figure a way to have that balance i was the zero balance right like i will wake up at 12 in the night and just make a note of something i


the night and just make a note of something i want to do on a podcast or something for work and i would go back how old were you then like when that switch out um i was what 33 34 when that switch happened 40 this year so yeah i ask you because like i'm trying to gauge what early 30s will be like but anyway come coming back to what you said so i understand a long-term relationship for you kind of fix that and that's that's our hope as guys in the late 20s that send the right person send us the right person but i personally feel like i'm a very like chaotic guy and i feel like a lot of my creative thoughts are just the next big idea or what's a cool business strategy comes from that it comes out very like ungodly hours and i'm actually quite okay with that i personally feel like if i give myself a timeline of a gift i have to wrap up everything from nine to five i probably will become um you know less


to five i probably will become um you know less productive yeah that's why i'm just at this age at least i don't have that many responsibilities so i can wing it but you know what's actually calm me down lord is i've done a few things in just like a daily schedule right i've kind of and the more i've consumed content on this i've realized there's so much you can do is that you you figure a few things you do in your day that you kind of like calm you down because i'm like this into cutlet hyper bunny in my head it really doesn't come but i'm generally like calmer now i wasn't this calm before i think my morning and my night is sacrosanct i need like a few hours just from by myself so i like read content i'll i'll write in my journal i'll do a bunch of that stuff i have like almost these things on the top at the bottom of the day if those things are sorted and it's very weird have


those things are sorted and it's very weird have this thing about saying even the morning if my uh download happens well and that's the term i like to use you know you go into the loo get it good download it whole day is great right your gut is fully sorted out but um and then i can really i can like run it back to back through the day but if those are upper and that those things go away then it becomes like you know you you're tired you're cranky and a workout like get like a workout in like six seven days a week um and that really so i want a few things that give me energy and i've stuck to that um and also taken away a lot of the stuff which i would um which kind of would be a large part of the day but now i don't like i hardly stream content beyond let's say youtube or podcast right there are a few shows i'll watch because i'm geek boy so all your marvel uh star wars all


boy so all your marvel uh star wars all that stuff gets in but beyond that don't really watch too much uh streaming content an occasional movie here and there um read a lot more books do a lot less of um i would say what used to be like okay let's scroll through social media a lot more i'm still directed to instagram that hasn't gone away dude are you completely sorted emotionally like what emotional trauma does your thirties throw up so there are i think that i've had pluses and minuses with my thirties right is that um we sold our company in 2018 um that gave me a lot of financial security like glitches already like we were profitable you were running a solid shop right but foreign how do you kind of do scale yeah um and also give it like long-term stability and we never want to be a proprietor in business so foreign let's build a company that is run by people who are part of the organization so today the entire company is run by


the organization so today the entire company is run by literally about it's about 20 odd people who are who are like different levels of leadership below us makes our life a lot easier to look at the future um and they really run a large part of it so that also happened in the early 30s suddenly you feel this feeling of okay there isn't as much for me to do um and then you find new things to do but thankfully podcasting came into my life exactly in the year when we sold the company um and so that became a thing i started to like kind of do when i just got back into just talking to people um beyond the bubble what does like a big packet of money feel like they call it lick in the world of business but you know a lot of people in their 20s generally yeah work for those that one or one lick kind of in the early 30s so once it actually hits your bank account what does it feel like so you you take that one


does it feel like so you you take that one screenshot and you keep it because it reminds you that okay there was because when you started glitch we had zero idea what we were doing right ruth and i had to be honest roth had done a lot more freelance than i had so wrote had i think a lack and a half um i borrowed a like and a half from my parents and i said i'll give it back to you guys and that's all we had and that money got done within a month uh like literally after our first shoot we had 1500 rupees between the two of us for the next one week because the advanced check had not come in yet for the shoot and um we didn't know all these things we didn't know how vendors work we knew we didn't even start an agency we started a production house but he would direct and i would produce um to now being like what 500 people and like in two cities we're part of a global network you know right and


we're part of a global network you know right and and it's like the clientele and everything else it's it's sometimes unreal like he and i think only the last two years because we've been sitting at home um and he's neighbors like he lives upstairs uh so we live one floor apart so when you would sit down now we've gotten a little nostalgic from time to time but we were always like looking ahead and doing a lot of that but um once the paid happens you i think you sought out life for the future a little bit like you know take care of a house you i invested a large part of it there were no random buys right now like we didn't have look i want to do this like really expensive yeah there's no nfts back then no like and i've also not been like so my dream car was a honda city i bought that years ago right so for me i was like anything like what do i want i just want to be stable with that um


want i just want to be stable with that um i'm also very like conservative now i invest so i still like first i don't own any crypto right i don't own any i'm like i don't i still don't get it as much until i understand it properly although i'm told there's a dip right now so i should be like i don't know by the difference i've been told that as as early as what you know as recent as two hours ago um and um and yeah so i think that stability also gives you the opportunity to kind of look at it saying okay can i give myself six months to a year to explore what all i want to do so and i've actually been able to do that like i wrote a book i worked on another podcast entirely by myself didn't get anybody in let's just like almost hobbyist right bought random like camera equipment mics tested a bunch of stuff out so got back into my creator side which in sometimes if you build