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9. Words vs Actions

Eric talks about the impact words have as well as the impact actions have. He highlights the power of conversation and how we should be kind to one another at all times. Eric also discusses how communication is the key and that speaking and listening are 2 essential components to it. He talks about verbal and non-verbal communication and finishes the episode by highlighting what active listening is and describes the 5 different levels of listening. Check out our official website: https://whatsupandwhatsnext.com/

 

8. The Knowledge Society

The Knowledge Society (TKS) was founded by two brothers, Navid and Nadeem Nathoo. In this episode, Navid Nathoo joins the show and he talks about what is TKS and what they do. He explains how TKS is helping train kids to become the next future CEOs. Navid also touches on the future of education and discusses the role of schools in today's world. He also highlights some of the key aspects to take into account to be able to understand how you should start thinking in order to unlock your full potential. LinkedIn: Navid Nathoo - Check out The Knowledge Society: https://tks.world/

7. Don't Burn Out

Eric gives his opinions on looking after yourself and avoiding burn out! He states "Don't Burn Out!" as a message of advice to everyone to be more mindful about their own well-being. Eric talks about the importance of making quality time for yourself and ways in which you can take better care of yourself which will benefit you in the long-term and make you more productive in the long run. Check out our Official Website: https://whatsupandwhatsnext.com/

 

6. Testing is Important

Fahim Sachedina from Global App Testing joins the show. Fahim has been involved in the startup/tech scene for quite some time. He was apart of the founding team at Global App Testing and has a strong passion for technology. In this episode he discusses how Global App Testing as a company is a thought leader in the testing space and highlights the benefits and impact they have in industry. Fahim also highlights the various types of testing and outlines why testing is so important in the software development lifecycle. LinkedIn: Fahim Sachedina - Check out Global App Testing: https://www.globalapptesting.com/

5. Proactive vs Reactive

Eric explains and discusses the active approaches taken in life. He outlines ways of being proactive and also states the best way to be reactive upon situations. Eric emphasises the importance of the "how" instead of the "what" when acting upon a situation. He then concludes today's episode with the #WhatsQuestionOfTheWeek for this week. Shout out to our official sponsor Revnedbeats. Check him out at https://revnedbeats.com/

4. Impacts of COVID-19

Akeeb Khan returns to the show and this time we're not skipping any introductions. Akeeb and Eric discuss the various different impacts that COVID-19 has had globally across all aspects of life. They outline how the workforce landscape has changed and remote working has become more embraced. They speak upon how health, well-being, economy, technology, unity and creativity levels have been impacted. Akeeb is the CTO of FVCE UK, CEO of Six Paths Ltd, aerospace engineer at Rolls Royce, computer scientist, researcher, philosopher and the list goes on... follow him on instagram @akeebkahn

3. Cognitive Bias

Eric dedicates this episode to giving us a better insight at what a cognitive bias is and explains the various different types of cognitive biases as well as giving examples of where you might find some of these biases being used. He touches on implicit/unconscious bias and also provides tips and advice on how to disrupt all of these cognitive biases from clouding our judgement. Click here to take the Harvard Implicit Bias test: https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html

 

2. Enough is Enough

Eric's close friend joins the show, Akeeb Khan. They discuss the recent events in regards to George Floyd, police brutality and also take a deeper look at the underlying root causes of systemic racism as whole. They highlight the importance of staying focused on supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and why the world needs to come together to fight the wrongs of this world. They also touch on the role of media in this world and wrap up the episode with some strong key messages in regards to enacting change and doing what's right. BLACK LIVES MATTER. Educate yourself and others, and go and enact change - More resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#educate

 

1. NHS Frontline Battle Against COVID-19

NHS Doctor Rahim Esmail, also known as DJ Razz, joins the show. Rahim shares his knowledge about COVID-19 and his first hand experiences on the frontline including NHS Nightingale, London. Eric and Rahim play a "Myth or Fact?" game covering some of the misconceptions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. Rahim gives some general advice during this lockdown period. Information in this podcast is correct as of 02/06/2020. More information & support: www.nhs.uk - Stay at home guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance - Instagram/Facebook: @thedjrazz - LinkedIn: Dr Rahim Esmail

0. What's Up & What's Next?

The Podcast Host, Eric Jivraj, introduces the podcast to the world and what it is all about. He introduces himself, speaks about the motivations behind wanting to do this podcast and the messaging behind it. Eric also reveals the powerful meaning behind the podcast cover art and leaves a key message for everyone!!!