Disco Dialogues
Disco Chats with Kinnari & Mitali
Conversations about manifesting
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Conversations about manifesting

Q: Do you believe you can manifest what you want?
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This week Kinnari and Mitali engage in dialogue with a family member, Ankur, a loyal reader who messaged us after reading our last post “The magic that turns thoughts into reality”. Ankur is from Pune, India and has always strived to give his family a good life. In 2010 at the age of 35, he uprooted his family (wife and two kids aged 9 and 2) from India to immigrate to the Bay Area and take a job in tech. He talks to us about one of his first memories of turning a deep desire into reality, a situation that was “improbable if not impossible” for a middle class educated man like himself growing up in India during the 1980s and 1990s (very different from the economic climate that is in India today). 

We also talk about our role as parents and our dreams for Disco Dialogues and Disco Chats - to provide a platform for each of your stories to be shared and for our collective wisdom to be accessed by younger and older generations. Listen to our conversation and let us know what resonated with you. 

We love to hear from our readers - through your comments on Substack, email messages and texts. Let us know if you want to share your story with our readers and listeners - we are always up for a good dialogue!

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Disco Dialogues
Disco Chats with Kinnari & Mitali
Disco Chats is an interview series where Kinnari and Mitali engage guests in dialogue aimed to spark inner growth. We are two desi working moms based in the San Francisco Bay Area with long careers in tech. Our chats are based on posts from our newsletter, Disco Dialogues, covering topics like creativity, curiosity, courage, self-care, mental health, parenting and relationships. In these conversations we pose questions to encourage introspection and create a space for our guests to share reflections based on their lived experiences.
Join us as we explore what it means to be human, talk openly about our struggles, and find ways to live a more meaningful life. Learn more about Disco Dialogues at www.discodialogues.com
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