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Be Better Bit By Bit

Be Better Bit By Bit

Auteur(s): Nishith Goyal
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 Welcome to Be Better Bit By Bit – a podcast for real people dealing with real struggles. No fake motivation. No overnight success stories. Just honest talk about failure, growth, and becoming the person you want to be—one small step at a time. Hosted by Nishith – CA ranker (AIR 48), ultra marathon runner, author, and someone who's failed, fallen, and learned the hard way. What you'll get:
  • Real stories about failure, shame, mental health, and bouncing back
  • Simple daily habits that actually work (no complicated systems)
  • Journaling techniques, mental wellness tips, and mindset shifts
  • Practical tools you can use today, not someday
This podcast is for you if:
  • You're tired of feeling stuck
  • You want to improve but don't know where to start
  • You've failed and need to know it's okay
  • You're looking for real advice, not fluff
Topics we cover: personal growth, mental health, dealing with failure, journaling, resilience, self-improvement, career growth, exam prep motivation, building habits, overcoming shame, daily routines, mindfulness, goal setting, productivity, life lessonsCopyright Nishith Goyal Développement personnel Entraînement physique et mise en forme Hygiène et mode de vie sain Mise en forme, régime et nutrition Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale Réussite
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  • Episode 59 - The Invisible Mistakes We Make Every Single Day

    Episode 59 - The Invisible Mistakes We Make Every Single Day
    Oct 12 2025
    Ever scroll through social media and suddenly feel like you're not good enough? Say yes to things you don't want to do? Let fear stop you from starting something new? You're not alone. And you're not broken. In this episode, I share three invisible mistakes we all make every single day—mistakes that quietly steal our peace, our time, and our potential. The three mistakes:
    1. The Comparison Trap - How comparing yourself to others (and even to yourself) destroys your joy
    2. Giving Time Away - Why saying yes to everything means saying no to what matters
    3. Letting Fear Decide - How fear makes small daily decisions that add up to a smaller life
    You'll learn:
    • Why comparison is really about shame, not success
    • Simple questions to ask before giving your time away
    • How to notice fear without letting it control you
    • Practical tools from Brené Brown, Greg McKeown, and Kristin Neff
    • Small daily changes that make a big difference
    Perfect for you if:
    • You constantly feel behind or not good enough
    • You're busy but never have time for what matters
    • Fear stops you from trying new things
    • You want practical tools, not just motivation
    This isn't about being perfect. It's about noticing these patterns and choosing differently—one small step at a time.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/be-better-bit-by-bit--4216679/support.

    Thanks for listening!

    If this episode helped you, I'd love to stay connected.

    About me: I'm a CA ranker (AIR 48), ultra-marathon runner, and author with 20 years of work experience. I believe in getting better bit by bit—through daily journaling, honest reflection, and small actions.

    Here's how we can work together:
    📱 Download UPLY - Our app for daily growth and mindfulness
    📚 Read my books & journals - Available on Amazon (search my name - Nishith Goyal)
    🌐 Visit bebetterbitbybit.com - Free resources, blog posts, and more
    🎯 Join my workshops - I teach journaling, mental wellness, and the GATE concept

    One bit at a time, we all get better.

    See you in the next episode!
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    9 min
  • Episode 58 - The Day I Shaved My Head (And What Shame Taught Me)

    Episode 58 - The Day I Shaved My Head (And What Shame Taught Me)
    Oct 2 2025
    Failed your exams? Lost your job? Feeling ashamed and stuck? You're not alone. In this episode, I share my story of failing CA Finals twice, shaving my head out of shame, and how that rock bottom moment changed everything. This is about real failure, real shame, and real healing. You'll learn:
    • The 3 types of shame everyone faces (and how to handle each one)
    • Why shame is actually trying to help you, not hurt you
    • 5 simple tools to deal with shame when it hits hard
    • How to turn your biggest failure into your biggest lesson
    Perfect for you if:
    • You're dealing with failure right now
    • You feel ashamed and don't know how to move forward
    • You're tired of fake motivation and want real talk
    • You've messed up and need to know it's okay
    No fancy words. No toxic positivity. Just honest conversation about struggling, failing, and growing.

    Thanks for listening!

    If this episode helped you, I'd love to stay connected.

    About me: I'm a CA ranker (AIR 48), ultra-marathon runner, and author with 20 years of work experience. I believe in getting better bit by bit—through daily journaling, honest reflection, and small actions.

    Here's how we can work together:
    📱 Download UPLY - Our app for daily growth and mindfulness
    📚 Read my books & journals - Available on Amazon (search my name - Nishith Goyal)
    🌐 Visit bebetterbitbybit.com - Free resources, blog posts, and more
    🎯 Join my workshops - I teach journaling, mental wellness, and the GATE concept

    One bit at a time, we all get better.

    See you in the next episode!
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    7 min
  • Episode 57 - Why Self-Honesty Is Your Hardest Daily Challenge

    Episode 57 - Why Self-Honesty Is Your Hardest Daily Challenge
    Sep 27 2025
    Self-Honesty: The Hardest Truth You'll Ever Tell | With Nishith Goyal Why is being honest with yourself so incredibly difficult? In this powerful episode, Nishith Goyal explores the transformative journey of self-honesty and why it's the most challenging yet necessary practice for personal growth. 🎯 What You'll Discover:
    • Why denial is our default mode and how it sabotages our growth
    • The morning journaling practice that changed everything (4 powerful journals revealed)
    • How self-honesty led to achieving All India Rank 48 in Chartered Accountancy
    • Lessons from Abraham Lincoln's secret letters to himself
    • The Boeing whistleblower story and the cost of speaking truth
    • 5 practical steps to start practicing radical self-honesty today
    Key Topics: Self-honesty, personal development, journaling, gratitude practice, morning routine, self-reflection, authenticity, mindfulness, goal achievement, mental clarity, personal growth, discipline, self-awareness, truth-telling, inner work Whether you're struggling with self-deception, looking to build better habits, or seeking genuine personal transformation, this episode offers raw insights and practical tools for confronting your inner truth. Host: Nishith Goyal - Chartered Accountant, Personal Development Enthusiast, and Daily Journaling Practitioner #SelfHonesty #PersonalGrowth #Journaling #Authenticity #SelfAwareness #MorningRoutine #Mindfulness #PersonalDevelopment #TruthTelling #InnerWork Perfect for listeners searching: self-honesty tips, how to be honest with yourself, journaling for self-discovery, personal growth podcast, morning routine habits, self-reflection practices, overcoming self-deception, building authenticity

    Thanks for listening!

    If this episode helped you, I'd love to stay connected.

    About me: I'm a CA ranker (AIR 48), ultra-marathon runner, and author with 20 years of work experience. I believe in getting better bit by bit—through daily journaling, honest reflection, and small actions.

    Here's how we can work together:
    📱 Download UPLY - Our app for daily growth and mindfulness
    📚 Read my books & journals - Available on Amazon (search my name - Nishith Goyal)
    🌐 Visit bebetterbitbybit.com - Free resources, blog posts, and more
    🎯 Join my workshops - I teach journaling, mental wellness, and the GATE concept

    One bit at a time, we all get better.

    See you in the next episode!
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    6 min
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