"The Art of Thinking Differently (Even If It’s Uncomfortable)" | Sohail Zindani

What if you’re not meant to “find your purpose”? What if that’s just another distraction?

Sohail Zindani questions everything we glorify - passion, fearlessness, success - and exposes how easily we get boxed into other people’s definitions. He explores the idea that passion might just be temporary excitement, that purpose could be a mask for ego, and that quitting can be smarter than pushing through. In a world obsessed with certainty, this trailer invites you to stay curious.

Listen to the full episode - it to rethink what you’re chasing - and whether it’s even yours.

"How to Solve Problems When the System is Against You! | Azfar Hussain"What if your city had the potential to be the next Dubai - but politics, corruption, and a crumbling infrastructure held it back? This is the reality for Karachi, Pakistan… and for Azfar Hussain, it’s fuelAzfar - a problem-solver who turned down a legacy of medical prestige to build Pakistan’s startup ecosystem - reveals how one pharma molecule saved his failing incubator and what it teaches about innovation in resource-scarce environments. He unpacks why 97% of Pakistani startups fail, exposing the gritty traits of the 3% who survive, and names the "unforgivable sin" holding back founders (hint: it’s not lack of funding). From bridging gender gaps to fighting mediocrity, this is a masterclass in building against the odds.If you’ve ever been told your dreams are ‘too ambitious’ for your environment, this episode is your antidote. Hit play and steal Azfar’s playbook for turning systemic chaos into opportunity.Pakistan’s startup scene is a pressure cooker—but as Project Director of the National Incubation Center Karachi, Azfar has mentored founders who’ve raised millions despite the odds. This isn’t just a story about startups; it’s about rewriting the rules when the deck is stacked against you.Want more unfiltered stories from founders and investors defying the status quo? Subscribe and join the 3% redefining what’s possible.

How to Build a Nation Through Knowledge, Discipline & Vision | Noaman Abdul MajidWhat does it take to build a thriving economy in a volatile nation? In this episode, economist and strategist Noaman Abdul Majid unpacks the core reasons behind Pakistan’s stalled development, and how individuals, institutions, and policymakers can shift the trajectory. Drawing on 25+ years of experience in private equity, global consulting, and policy advisory, Noaman explores how cultural isolation, short-term thinking, and systemic instability have shaped Pakistan’s economic and social challenges. He breaks down why the country produces billionaires through trading instead of technology, how disconnected policymaking stunts progress, and what it actually means to build institutions rather than just infrastructure. This is a deep dive for anyone looking to think more critically, act more intentionally, and develop a longer-term view. Noaman lays out how professionals, founders, educators, and leaders can stay relevant, develop sharper skill sets, and contribute meaningfully, regardless of external conditions. If you want to stop reacting and start building, this conversation is your roadmap. Watch with focus, take notes, and rethink what success really means.

How did one man run across Pakistan with no sponsors, no plan, and just a 10kg backpack?!Mr. Happy, Pakistan’s ultra-running legend, shares how he ran 1,000km across the country, faced extreme weather, fought self-doubt, and never gave up—even when his own family didn’t support him.If you think something is impossible, this episode will change your mindset. Mr. Happy’s story proves that passion, resilience, and sheer determination can break all limits.From a rugby game in Karachi to running through mountains, deserts, and dangerous territories, Mr. Happy’s journey is nothing short of legendary. But he’s not done yet—his next goal? The Olympics & running across the WORLD!

How to Build a Billion-Dollar Brand & Scale Against All Odds | Ahmed Rauf EssaMost businesses fail, but no one tells you why—until now. In a country where 97% of business still happens offline, Ahmed Rauf Essa built a multi-million dollar brand, competed with Alibaba, and proved that entrepreneurs who understand the game will always win. His journey is filled with brutal failures, industry disruptions, and game-changing insights that every entrepreneur, investor, and changemaker needs to hear.This episode dives deep into the hard truths of business—why startups fail, the mistakes that kill growth, and the mindset shift that separates winners from everyone else. Ahmed shares what it really takes to scale a business in a tough market, build a brand that lasts, and turn failures into stepping stones for success.If you're an entrepreneur, investor, or someone who refuses to settle, this conversation might change how you think about business forever.Watch now & subscribe—this might be the most important conversation you hear this year!

How to Navigate Corporate Success, Startup Failure & Business Growth | Shah AbdullahMost businesses don’t fail because of bad ideas—they fail because of THIS. 🚨Shah Abdullah spent 21 years in the corporate world, leading major digital transformations. But when he launched his startup, things didn’t go as planned. In this powerful insight, he reveals the #1 mistake most entrepreneurs make and why failure isn’t the end—it’s the key to future success.The question is: Will you learn from it, or let it break you?Watch the Full Episode now to unlock the mindset, strategies, and lessons you need to build a business that lasts

Corporate Investment Banker: How to Build Resilience & Scale Globally | Arsalan NayyarArsalan Nayyar built his career by embracing change, not avoiding it.With over two decades in corporate and investment banking, he has worked with some of the biggest financial institutions in the Middle East and Pakistan. But behind the impressive career moves is a mindset shaped by constant reinvention, taking risks most people avoid, and never settling for mediocrity.In this episode, he shares the lessons that shaped his success, the power of adaptability in an unpredictable world, and why staying comfortable is the biggest career mistake you can make.This is a conversation that will challenge how you think about ambition, risk, and long-term success. Watch the full episode now.

The Tech Leader: Faiza Yousuf on Breaking Barriers & Empowering Women in STEMWomen in tech aren’t being held back by talent—they’re being shut out by the system.For years, we’ve been told that the industry is a meritocracy, but the reality is far from it. Faiza Yousuf has spent her career proving that women don’t just belong in tech—they are essential to its future. Through CodeGirls, she’s breaking barriers, creating real opportunities, and challenging the outdated mindset that tech is a man’s world.Yet, the gender gap remains. Women continue to be overlooked, underestimated, and left behind. Why is this still happening? What’s really stopping women from thriving in tech? And how do we fix a system that was never built for them in the first place?🔥 The industry won’t change itself. It’s time to do something about it.Chapters: 00:00 - 01:50 | Intro01:50 - 02:10 | Guest Introduction: Faiza Yousuf’s Work in Tech02:10 - 03:39 | Journey from Engineering to Women Empowerment03:39 - 07:05 | World Bank Program & Early Career in Tech07:05 - 12:04 | Overcoming Cultural Barriers & Family Influence12:04 - 19:03 | Financial Independence & Women in Tech19:03 - 26:04 | The Need for Systematic Change in Pakistan26:04 - 30:07 | Biases Against Women & The Role of Mental Health30:07 - 36:39 | The Power of Finding Your Tribe & Support System36:39 - 40:43 | Creating Women in Tech PK – A Growing Community40:43 - 47:50 | Impact of CodeGirls & Training Non-Tech Women47:50 - 52:05 | Scaling CodeGirls & Future Expansion Plans52:05 - 56:01 | Challenges of Scaling Women-Led Tech Initiatives56:01 - 1:00:07 | Caterpillars: Upskilling Women in Remote Work1:00:07 - 1:03:41 | Self-Reflection & Critical Thinking for Women1:03:41 - 1:03:54 | Final Message: The Power of Knowing Yourself