Welcome to The Love Ravina Podcast—your space to explore the messy yet beautiful journey of becoming the leader, speaker, and person you aspire to be.

In this episode, I reflect on the surprising connections between student leadership and corporate leadership, and share the first two lessons I gained from years of leading as a student.

My leadership journey began at just 11 years old, when I first stepped up to lead my classmates. From that point through my final days as a student leader, I immersed myself in leadership opportunities—lessons that would later propel me to become the youngest division head in my company at 27.

If you’ve ever wondered how your early experiences can shape your future growth, this episode is for you.

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I'm back. And this time, it's different. In this candid comeback episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on my long break and revealing everything: why I stopped creating, the painful lessons from my career, and the new mission that's fueling my return.

This is a must-listen for anyone who's ever felt like a failure, worried about being liked, or needed permission to start over.

It's a story about embracing your messy, imperfect journey, letting go of the need to be liked, and finding the courage to start over—even when it's not the first time.

Do you find it challenging to speak up at work?

In this episode, we delve into the common fears that hold us back from voicing our ideas, sharing our opinions, and advocating for ourselves.

We'll explore practical tips on how to overcome nerves, prepare effectively, and deliver your message with impact.

Featuring an inspiring story of a woman who transformed her fear of speaking up into a powerful leadership tool, this episode will motivate you to find your inner voice and speak up with confidence.

Get ready to discover actionable steps you can take to start speaking up more in the workplace and unleash your full potential.