Hear my philosophy
I believe the best way to learn is to share our ideas with others. And, in doing so, we get to learn the most.
Over the years, I’ve explored a great deal what it means to live a life worth living. Along the way, I’ve shared those insights with others (as part of my philosophy), which has inspired them to live a more meaningful life. I’d like to share these insights with you as well.
My talks cover themes including:
- Why you don’t need more time
- The two ways to live life (one’s easier than the other)
- Why it doesn’t have to be “crazy” at work
- Learn the art of slowing down
- Why money isn’t true wealth
- How to work better without working longer (or smarter)
- Why you don’t need “resilience”
- How to simplify your life
- Why your work and love aren’t mutually exclusive
- True success is a three-legged stool
- Why life isn’t about achieving (and that’s good news)
Through these insights, I invite you to:
- Use your time and attention wisely
- Act with purpose
- Make space for what matters most to you
- Do things calmly and joyfully
- Make lasting change by moving away from “habits”
- Transform your relationship with others
- Embrace challenges and thrive in uncertainty
- Make fewer and better decisions
- Lead others without having to “empower” them
- Live a happier, peaceful, and fulfilled life
What others are saying
Rishabh’s insights into the human spirit enlighten us to what the purpose of life should be.
Rishabh can present any new concept by inter-relating various dimensions from theory and practical life.
The simple and straightforward approach to sometimes complex issues is what seemed to attract me the most. Thought provoking, wisdom invoking, and multidimensional…
Rishabh can expertly break down a complicated subject and offer real-world examples that distill practical advice and knowledge.
Rishabh’s thoughts on spirituality certainly resonate with Ralph Waldo Emerson’s.
[Rishabh’s philosophy] conveys the noble cause that he lives as part of his mission — of being useful to this world.
…It’s a bit like listening to a mentor give course correction if that makes sense. I also like to slip the lessons into conversations with those still working and to see if they resonate with them…
Rishabh is a man, who is doing his own “work,” and therefore knows a great deal about what it takes to be an effective human being.
I think Rishabh’s ideas are original even though some of the topics are very popular — he has a valuable take on them.
Rishabh knows everything about productivity and personal effectiveness.
