Jay Thadeshwar, Gujarat's #1 podcaster, is a successful entrepreneur, investor, poet, writer, and content creator.
As Founder & CEO of Poised Media, he’s helped over 500 businesses—from SMEs to Fortune 500s—achieve remarkable growth. A passionate startup investor, Jay has backed top Indian consumer brands and B2B startups.
This channel is dedicated to helping you grow—practically, technically, and spiritually. Jay hosts insightful conversations with India's top politicians, artists, business leaders, spiritual guides, and influencers.
From CM to National Vice President of the ruling party, from the most popular spiritual leaders to billionaires, from superstars to music sensations, Jay has invited many inspiring personalities.
On this Gujarati Podcast Channel, Jay talks about Nation-Building, Viksit Bharat, Sanatan Dharma, Spirituality, Business Growth, Success Stories, Politics, Future, Technology, Arts and Craft.
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Had a wonderful time at the Chhatra Sansad Conclave, doing a fireside chat with Gujarat’s Minister of State for Education, Mrs. Rivaba Jadeja Ma’am.
Our conversation covered a wide range of subjects, the current state of education in Gujarat, the advancements and reforms underway, the future of learning, the impact of AI, on education, and the aspirations of today’s students.
We also discussed how the government seeks to understand the changing aspirations of the younger generation and the initiatives being undertaken to empower them, including the progress on implementing the new National Education Policy.
Beyond policy and education, we also had some candid and light-hearted moments that made the interaction even more special.
I sincerely thank Mrs. Rivaba Jadeja Ma’am for being so open, candid, and forthcoming in answering every question with honesty and warmth. It was an enriching, insightful, and inspiring conversation.
Conclave was jointly organised by Swarrnim University and Chhatra Sansad.
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Everyone has dreams.
The difference is what happens after reality hits.
Dreamers give up when things get hard.
Achievers build resilience and keep going.
Dreamers get distracted by what everyone else is doing.
Achievers have a clear vision of where they're headed.
Dreamers compare their chapter one to someone else's chapter twenty.
Achievers stay in their own lane and focus on progress.
It's not talent that separates the two.
It's resilience when things don't go your way.
Clarity when the path gets confusing.
And the discipline to stop comparing and keep moving forward.
Dreams are common.
The courage to pursue them relentlessly is not.
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Let's stop restarting your life every now and then.
If you need to restart working on your goals again and again, you are grossly misaligned. You already know this feeling.
It's Sunday night and you're making a plan again. New routine. New diet. New version of you starting tomorrow.
And it works for three days. Maybe four.
Then one missed workout, one bad day, and the whole thing collapses. So you wait for the next Monday to start clean again.
We've all been stuck in this loop. And you start thinking, what has happened to your willpower?
The problem is you keep treating progress like a switch. On or off. Perfect or nothing.
But real change doesn't restart again and again. It resumes everytime after a pause.
The motion is more important than impact.
The people who actually build something don't have better Mondays.
They just refuse to wait for one. They miss a day and continue the same evening. They mess up in lunch and fix the dinner.
No drama. No clean slate and resrtaring.
They just pick it back up.
Because a clean slate feels nice for a moment. BUT IT ALSO ERASES EVERY BIT OF PROGRESS YOU ALREADY MADE. It's criminal to erase your progress so easily. Don't do it.
So here's the small shift for today: stop starting over. Start continuing.
The next time you slip, don't wait for Monday. Just take the next small step within the same hour. That's it. That's the whole secret nobody told you.
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There was a time when I used to think that taking a break was a waste of time.
That if I wasn't working, building something, learning something, or moving towards a goal, I was falling behind.
But over time I've realised that human beings are not machines.
You cannot keep running at full speed every single day and expect yourself to think clearly, make good decisions, stay creative, and enjoy life.
Sometimes you need a few hours where nothing important happens.
no meetings.
no deadlines.
no targets.
Just silence, nature, family, friends, or even doing absolutely nothing.
The interesting thing is that every time I step away from work for a while, I come back with more clarity than I had before.
Maybe the purpose of unwinding is not relaxation.
I feel it is perspective.
Because when you're constantly inside the race, it's very difficult to understand where you're going.
Sometimes you need to step out of it for a moment.
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You know that feeling when you meet someone extremely successful…
and within 5 minutes, you forget how famous they are?
That’s exactly what happened with Aishwarya Majmudar.
We sat down thinking we’d talk about music.
But somehow the conversation went into garba, parents, grief, karma, childhood memories, and what “home” actually feels like.
And honestly, that’s what stayed with me.
Not the fact that she won a national reality show at 14.
Not that she sings in 18 languages.
Not even the standing ovation from Amitabh Bachchan.
It was how normal she still feels through all of it.
No trying to sound deep.
No “celebrity energy.”
Just someone who genuinely knows who they are.
You rarely see that anymore.
This episode felt less like an interview and more like sitting with someone after years and randomly ending up in a real conversation.
Loved this one a lot.
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I never imagined I'd be standing here.
As I sat by the French Riviera, feeling that breeze, watching those surreal views my mind wasn't thinking about the festival or the films.
It was thinking about you.
Every person who has watched a video, shared an episode, sent a kind message, or simply spent a few minutes listening to my stories - you made this possible. Genuinely.
A boy from Gujarat. On one of the world's biggest stages. Wearing his culture with pride.
This is not my moment alone. It belongs to every person who believed before there was much to believe in.
Thank you. From Cannes, with a full heart. ❤️
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Day 1 at Cannes, the world’s biggest film festival.
Representing Gujarat here with our culture, language, and pride.
It doesn’t really feel real yet.
One moment you’re walking past red carpets and flashing cameras, and the next you’re just surrounded by people from every part of the world talking cinema like it’s the most natural thing.
And that’s the interesting part, nothing here feels too “formal.”
People just meet, talk, share ideas, and move on… sometimes with the start of something new.
Actors, filmmakers, writers, producers — all in the same space, all just exchanging stories in their own way.
It makes you pause and realise how big cinema actually is. Not just what we watch, but everything that goes into making it.
So much happening, so much to absorb.
And this is only Day 1.
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Some places don't just change you.
They remind you of who you always were.
Somnath did that to me.
On stages. In boardrooms. In studios.
Nothing prepared me for that moment.
The wind from the Ratnakar Sagar hitting your face.
The sound of waves crashing against a shore that has
witnessed thousands of years of history.
And right in front of you, that temple.
Standing. Proud. Unbroken.
Because Somnath is not just a temple.
It is proof that what is truly sacred cannot be destroyed.
Attacked 17 times. Looted. Burned. Brought to the ground.
And every single time, it rose again.
Not because of stone or architecture.
But because of the faith of millions who refused to let
their Mahadev fall.
We made a documentary about this.
And we gave it everything we had.
Go watch it. Share it with someone who needs this story.
Gujarat's pride. Sanatan's heartbeat.
Jai Somnath. Om Namah Shivaya.
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Lately, I’ve realised something very important.
The world constantly teaches us how to run…
but never teaches us how to pause.
Every day feels like a race, goals, pressure, expectations, notifications, noise.
And somewhere in between all of that, we stop spending time with ourselves.
Maybe that’s why so many people feel exhausted even after achieving so much.
Because peace doesn’t come from constantly moving.
It comes from understanding where you’re moving and why.
A small pause can teach you more about life than months of rushing ever will.
Sometimes, sitting alone with your thoughts is not wasting time.
It’s reconnecting with yourself.
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Most people think podcasting starts with a mic.
It actually starts with curiosity.
Spent 3 incredible hours at the Ahmedabad Management Association with a room full of people who didn’t just want to 'start a podcast' they wanted to understand the art, science & commerce behind building conversations that truly matter.
We spoke about:
🎙️ Human psychology
🎙️ Storytelling that makes people stay
🎙️ The business behind attention
🎙️ And why the best podcasts don’t sound scripted… they sound real.
Honestly, it never felt like a session.
It felt like a room full of thinkers exchanging perspectives.
If there’s one thing I took back with me, it’s this:
In a world full of content, people still crave conversations that feel human.
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