Tell me about your vision.
My vision, it's a very interesting,
and we say a lot of questions.
My vision, I cannot really say it's one vision,
but one of my main visions is to teach people
and help people to connect to themselves,
communicate better, and therefore get to their vision
and to their idea, to their dream much faster.
Tell me more about that.
Definitely, it definitely consists
from many different things.
And if I may show the book again,
in the cover of the book, you will see building blocks,
like small buildings.
And I believe that visions are concise
from several mini visions and several blocks and mini blocks,
or I call them building blocks,
or in a way, you may even call them
about pillar of the bridge.
It means that people need to understand vision,
what they want to do, where they want to go.
And in some cases, we don't know, same here,
I have some ideas, but some of the visions are not clear.
How and be guided by themselves or be guided by others
to find mentors that potentially walk this path
and was able to get to a similar vision,
because every vision is a bit different
to what they want to do.
I believe in mentorship, I think it's very important.
I had many mentors in my life,
and when I can, I mentor other people as well.
Part of the mentorship is also pushing people
outside of the comfort zone.
I'm a very big believer of pushing people
outside the comfort zone.
If you can take the 80-20 rule,
do the 80% what you do day by day,
and then use the 20% to push you out of comfort zone.
People that work under me, with me,
or even people that know me as a friend,
know that I always try to push some of the limits,
find something new.
It's very, very important in my mind
to kind of broaden my horizon.
In the same time, we need to find time to relax
and forget about technology and forget about pushing,
and just kind of recap and recharge.
And the outdoor part, this is the recharging part for me.
I recharge outdoor when I'm camping,
canoeing, snowboarding, biking.
This is the time for me to be more with myself
or with my friends, but without the go, go, go, go,
and the push, push, push all the time.
So this is part of the vision,
part of getting to this point.
Also part of the vision is to understand
that everybody's are different,
and people learn differently
and understand information differently.
It's also part of the book as well,
and was motivation to write the book
to better and quicker understand
how the other individual learning,
understanding, and consuming information,
and therefore deliver the information in the language
they understand or in the way they understand.
If it's a visual, if it's audio, kinesthetic,
or any other way.
That is awesome.
That's very precise.
Thank you for sharing that.
I know you already shared where this kind of came from,
but for the recording segments,
would you like to share
where did this vision exactly come from?
The vision came from several different things.
The vision came from me finding myself,
me trying to understand who I am,
me mimicking other people because I didn't know who I am.
I had quite a lot of speech deficiencies in the past.
And no, it was very hard to understand
how I was supposed to communicate.
I speak three languages and I cannot claim,
I used to speak them really well,
but I learned to slow down.
I learned to remove filler words.
I learned not to say,
hmm, ah, hi, ah, you know, how are we doing here?
Because I understood what are the psychological,
philosophical drivers that pushing me to do this.
And I learned how to remove them.
And with time, I learned to not just understand
and not just reflect, but also respect who I am.
And everybody's different.
So I know I'm a bit silly.
I know I like to do stuff that are not always smart.
I know I like to be funny or pulling people's legs
and kind of see how they're gonna react
or push them a bit to see what's gonna happen.
I know I like technology.
I know I like going and be in the wild
and connect with the nature.
So it's part of me, it's part of the silliness
to combine the technological world with the outdoor world,
with pushing and learning technology, gadgets, AI,
but still have the human connection and explain the stuff.
And one of the trigger points for me was to accept my voice.
I started to record, recording about four years ago,
and I hated my voice even before I started to record.
I hated how I communicate.
I didn't like the accent I had.
And I took on myself to learn voice development.
So basically I found a teacher to learn how to sing,
don't ask me, I still don't sing, okay, I'm not there yet.
But I did learn more about my voice.
I learned the missing part of my voice.
I'll be very, very low,
had a very low, low voice or a high pitch,
but nothing in the middle.
So this particular individual
had helped me to develop this part
and also helped me to understand
there's nothing wrong about having an accent.
There's many other things I can work on
to improve communication,
to improve how I say the syllables
and how I use my voice.
And I truly believe that the moment you start
accepting small parts about yourself
and you understand it's okay,
then the bigger vision is starting to build.
And this is part of the vision
to potentially help other people.
I hope so, to find themselves as well.
Thank you for sharing that.
That was very impactful.
I hope that helps other people too.
There's a lot of immigrants in both the countries,
US and Canada itself.
And me itself, I'm also an immigrant.
I came from India, born and raised.
And I came about 10 years ago.
And it was earlier stages,
I think it was a little hard
because the English I spoke,
the accent I had was very different than American accent
and American English percent, not as much different.
So sometimes I felt people had a hard time understanding me,
but fortunately I had great people around me
who made space for me as a leader.
And it made space for me to come in.
So I think that was very helpful for me.
So thank you for sharing that.
So then what is your goal for being on,
oh, it's right here.
What is your goal for being on the show?
My goal of being in the show,
probably completely straightforward is
to let people know who I am,
elevate myself as a brand,
to be able to in one way to sell more books,
that more people will be able to read books.
They're not very expensive by definition
because I want people to get the information.
And the entire idea of the book,
it's if you see the book is not so thick,
it's not very big book, it's about 130 pages
because I don't think people wanna read very long books.
I want to inspire people to get the information
from the book.
There's every chapter is like a building block,
as we spoke about this before,
to open their curiosity,
to open the interest to go and learn more
because I cannot claim and I don't want to claim
they're gonna teach them everything.
There are many, many people in the world
that are much smarter than me
or been doing the breathing techniques
or working with fear or elevating the voice
or learning how to do hooks
and teaching people how to do better questions than me.
But you need to start from somewhere.
So I want to be on the show and I'm on the show
to hopefully open up people curiosity and horizon
that they don't need to accept the way they are right now
in case they don't like themselves.
If you like yourself as you are, don't get me wrong.
Be my guest, hope you're there.
But if there's tabs that you're not happy
and the stuff that you wanna improve
or there's tabs that gonna help you in your personal life
or your professional life,
I want to inspire you and help you to get there
and kind of push you a bit of the comfort zone to get there.
Thank you for being here today.
I'm really happy that you tuned in to Vision Pros Live.
I'm looking forward to seeing your reactions
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