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In this conversation, we will explore with Pushpendra Mehta, author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller Observe to Unmask: 100 Small Things to Know People Better, the subtle yet powerful art of observation—and how truly seeing others (and ourselves) changes everything.

Drawing from his acclaimed book and life experiences across India and the U.S., Pushpendra will share how quiet observation, sharpened perception, and intuitive listening can help us decode human behaviour, build stronger relationships, and lead with empathy and insight.

Together, we will also discuss the karma behind human interactions - how our choices, thoughts, and even unnoticed behaviours can set karmic cycles in motion in both personal and professional life. How a lack of self-awareness and understanding of the karma creation process can lead to unintended consequences - and how we can course-correct through conscious living.

Whether you're a leader, entrepreneur, seeker, or simply curious about what shapes people and outcomes - this conversation will leave you thinking, observing, and living a little differently.

More about Pushpendra Mehta:

Pushpendra Mehta is the author of the Wall Street Journal bestselling book, "Observe to Unmask: 100 Small Things to Know People Better," and the acclaimed novel, The Suitable Inheritor, a captivating spiritual romance story that spans Chicago and Peru with an India connect.

A writer, speaker, and mentor, Pushpendra focuses on enriching the understanding of human behaviour and providing solutions to both business and personal challenges through the power of karma, observation, perception, and intuition.

He is currently working on a book that explores how a lack of self-observation and understanding of the karma creation process leads to negative karmas—bringing unforeseen consequences in the workplace and personal life.