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kirti hosts Drop your noise, a society show with 96 episodes published.
You don't change. You expand.Camila has lived in six countries… Colombia, Argentina, Italy, Qatar, London, Dubai… and somewhere along the way she stopped believing she had to reinvent herself every time she moved. In thi
In part two of my conversation with Cyndi, we get into Minal Qalb, Arabic for "from the heart," her project illustrating and platforming women across the Middle East. It started with frustration at how mainstream media g
Joy isn't a performance for Cyndi, co-founder of 555. It's how she runs a company.Cyndi and Kirti talk about what positivity actually looks like inside a fast-paced, high-pressure events business, the little things that
Rehma sees what most people miss. In part two of this conversation, the stylist reads Kirti's wardrobe like a memoir — spotting the London blazers, the shift to free-flowing colour, the body that changed and the self tha
Rehma grew up being told her dark skin tone made her less — less worthy of color, of fashion, of choosing how she showed up in the world. In this episode she sits with Kirti and traces the long road from that to self-con
Kirti breaks down the pressure to look and act a certain way, sharing stories about shame, family, and everyday criticism.Keywords How does cultural pressure affect women's confidence? Speaking up when feeling judged for
How much of your voice are you leaving out online? Annie shares stories of working with women on visibility, the messy reality of putting yourself out there, and the things we’re worried about but rarely say out loud. Ki
You've been told to leave your feelings at the door. But what if that's exactly what's breaking your team?Lillian is a change management specialist with 35 years of experience working across the Netherlands and the Carib
We're living in an era of bite-sized information and big opinions. And most of us have no idea how little we're actually working with.In this solo episode, Kirti shares something she's been sitting with - the cost of rea
Kirti sits down with Roshanak,an international lawyer with a vibrant multicultural story to talk about the real power of humanity, humor, and humility in negotiations and everyday life. From growing up between Iran and I
What happens when fear, resentment, and inner noise flood your attempts to sell yourself and your work. Helen shares her journey from hating sales to realizing that shifting your thinking changes your results, and Kirti
Ever feel like every post on your feed is starting to sound the same, especially with all the AI-generated content out there? Kirti sits down with thought-provoking communication strategiest, Annie, as they dig into why
If you’ve ever felt pressure to be visible, especially as a woman- yet worry about criticism and losing control, you’re not alone. Kirti lays out her candid story of wrestling with “the ick” of being noticed, from childh
Is it possible to slow down and still keep up?Feeling anxious, unheard, or stuck comparing yourself in a world that never stops? Kirti gets real about pausing, processing, and finding your own voice, especially in a nois
If you’re asking about how diversity’s changing, especially in leadership and tech, or you’re wondering what role critical thinking plays now that AI is all over the place, there’s a pretty good conversation about this o
In this episode , Kirti sits down with Benedicte for a fresh, honest conversation about women in leadership, lateral thinking, and the real meaning of confidence at work. Together, they unpack what it’s like to step out
I noticed Martha Stewart (in her masterclass.com class) avoids the word “change.” She likes “evolve” instead, and I get it. Change feels loaded, as if we’re always measuring ourselves against someone else’s standards. Ev
hat do you really want to leave your child? Nick shares how his journey from Pakistan to Dubai, and now Canada, reshaped his definition of security for his daughter, from financial stability to self-belief and equal oppo
Why connection matters now more than ever.After receiving a surprise nomination for Podcast of the Year, I dive deep into the journey behind the mic from wrestling with criticism and self-doubt to celebrating the small m
Ever felt that choosing yourself would make you selfish? What if self-belief was actually your ticket to helping others thrive too? This week guest Dominic Sauls shares how his journey through a difficult childhood, grow
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