Stories shape how we think, feel, dream, and understand the world. As Robert McKee said, “Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world.” Mummy, Kahani Sunao! is my way of putting ideas into the world.
“Mummy, Kahani Sunao” was something I said to my mother every day growing up. My mother was an avid reader, and through her stories she introduced me to fantasy, history, courage, kindness, and life itself. Today, I realize those stories were pearls of wisdom that still guide me.
This channel carries that spirit through two worlds of storytelling.
Mummy, Kahani Sunao brings folktales, mythology, history, and meaningful stories for children and families.
Unblur the Path is a career discovery podcast where professionals share honest insights into their journeys, struggles, skills, and career realities to help teenagers and parents make informed decisions.
Stories have the power to change lives.
Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Marketing is often misunderstood.
Many people think it is only about ads, campaigns, logos or making things look attractive.
But in Part 2 of my conversation with Sai on Unblur the Path, she explains what marketing really looks like inside a global B2B company.
We talk about:
** Sales vs marketing
** Branding and business impact
** B2B marketing
** Research and customer understanding
** Events, campaigns and demand generation
** AI and the future of marketing
** Career growth, self-doubt and support systems
This is a useful episode for students, parents and professionals who want to understand marketing beyond the job title.
Watch the full episode.
#UnblurThePath #MarketingCareer #Branding #B2BMarketing #CareerGuidance #SalesVsMarketing #WomenInLeadership #CareerPodcast #UnblurThePath #LakshmiSeth
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
The definition of a successful career has quietly changed.
There was a time when the safest job was considered the smartest choice. Loyalty to one company was admired. Passion was something you pursued after work, and a ten year career plan felt realistic.
Today, the workplace looks very different.
Technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace. New industries are emerging, traditional roles are being redefined, and continuous learning has become more valuable than simply staying in one place.
Career security is no longer just about having a job. It is about having the skills, adaptability, and mindset to keep growing regardless of how the world changes.
This carousel is not about saying the old rules were wrong. They worked for their time.
It is about recognizing that every generation must learn a new set of rules to succeed in the world they live in.
Which career rule do you think has changed the most?
[Career Growth, Career Development, Career Advice, Future of Work, Professional Growth, Leadership, Artificial Intelligence, Future Skills, Upskilling, Personal Branding]
#CareerGrowth #CareerDevelopment #FutureOfWork #Leadership #CareerAdvice
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What happens when you know where you want to go—but your career keeps taking you somewhere else?
Sai Natarajan wanted to build a career in marketing. Instead, her journey took her through software, pre-sales, statistical modelling, consulting and inside sales before eventually leading her to become Global Head of Brand at Genpact.
In this episode, we talk about:
• Whether you really need to find your passion early
• What an MBA actually teaches beyond academics
• How an introvert can become a confident communicator
• Dealing with rejection and career uncertainty
• Why learning unfamiliar skills can create unexpected opportunities
• The difference between chasing promotions and building the right skills
And we end with a question that leads directly into Episode 2:
**What is the difference between sales and marketing?**
Watch Part 1 now and tell me in the comments: has your career gone according to plan?
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Most people imagine careers as a straight path.
Choose a field → Build experience → Become a leader.
But sometimes, the experiences that feel like detours are the ones that shape you the most.
From marketing to analytics, consulting, business and finally leading global brand, Saipriya’s journey is proof that every skill adds up.
Because great marketers don’t just understand marketing.
They understand everything around it.
A conversation on careers, branding and the making of a marketing leader.
Full episode out tomorrow.
[Marketing, Branding, Career Growth, Leadership, Business Strategy, MBA Journey, Professional Growth, Personal Branding, Career Lessons, Marketing Career]
#Marketing #Branding #CareerGrowth #Leadership #careeropportunities
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
One of the biggest misconceptions about the 11+ exam is that success comes from doing more papers.
In reality, many children spend months solving practice papers while struggling with the skills those papers are actually testing.
Common mistakes parents make:
• Starting exam papers before building strong foundations in maths, vocabulary, and comprehension
• Focusing only on scores instead of understanding mistakes
• Comparing their child’s progress with others
• Leaving preparation too late and trying to “catch up” with intensive practice
Research on learning consistently shows that long term improvement comes from deliberate practice and feedback, not repetition alone.
A child who understands why they got a question wrong will usually progress faster than a child who simply completes more questions.
The goal is not just passing the exam.
The goal is building the skills that make success in the exam possible.
What do you think is the most common mistake parents make during 11+ preparation?
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
New episode is out on Unblur the Path.
In Part 2 of my conversation with Poonam Gehlot, we move beyond her career in nuclear engineering and defence, and explore the personal journey behind it.
From self-doubt and career breaks to solo travel, confidence, courage, and becoming Ms Asia Empress UK 2026, Poonam’s story reminds us that growth often begins when we step outside our comfort zone.
One line that stayed with me:
Confidence doesn’t come first. Courage does.
Watch the full episode now and subscribe to Unblur the Path for more honest career conversations.
#UnblurThePath #PoonamGehlot #MsAsiaEmpressUK2026 #NuclearEngineer #WomenInSTEM #CareerJourney #Confidence #Courage
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Most candidates prepare for interviews by improving what is already on their resume.
But interviews are rarely designed to test your resume.
They are designed to understand how you think, communicate, handle uncertainty, and interact with people.
That is why two candidates with similar qualifications can leave completely different impressions.
Employers are not only evaluating competence.
They are evaluating trust, judgment, self awareness, communication, and whether they can see you working alongside the team every day.
Technical skills may get you into the room.
But the ability to communicate clearly, think critically, stay composed under pressure, and build rapport often determines what happens next.
Because in most roles, people are not hired only for what they know.
They are hired for how effectively they can work with others while applying what they know.
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Most people think you have to choose.
Be technical or creative.
Be ambitious or feminine.
Be an engineer or a pageant queen.
Poonam Gehlot refused to choose.
A chemical engineer, technical leader in the UK's nuclear sector, advocate for women in STEM, and now Mrs Asia Empress UK 2026, Poonam's journey challenges many of the stereotypes we still hold about careers and success.
In this episode of Unblur the Path, she shares:
• What chemical engineers actually do
• Her journey through university and the nuclear industry
• How she built confidence and leadership skills
• Why she stepped onto the pageant stage
• Lessons for students and young professionals
What part of Poonam's story surprised you the most?
Watch the full episode here...
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Most people see the glamour of acting.
They don't see the hundreds of auditions, the rejections, the self-doubt, the preparation, and the resilience it takes to keep going.
In this week's episode of Unblur the Path, Ashwini shares her journey from Radio Jockey to actor, theatre artist, model, writer, and presenter.
From completing 100 monologues in 100 weeks to landing roles in films, theatre productions, commercials, and even walking at London Fashion Week, her story is a reminder that it's never too late to pursue what excites you.
What stood out to you most from Ashwini's journey?
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Mummy, Kahani Sunao
Most people are not stuck because they are incapable.
They are stuck because they are trying to predict every possible outcome before taking action.
But life decisions rarely come with complete certainty.
The people who move forward are usually the ones who:
remove external noise, focus on long term growth, take small actions, and learn through feedback instead of endless overthinking.
Because clarity is often built during the process, not before it.
Sometimes the best decision is not the “perfect” one.
It is simply the one that helps you grow, learn, and move forward instead of staying mentally stuck in the same place.
[decision making, overthinking, career clarity, self growth, life decisions, personal growth, mindset, career advice, productivity, mental clarity]
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