Deadly Discussions Episode 19

Deadly Discussions Episode 19

Author: Isaac Harrison September 5, 2019 Duration: 0:00

I'm always blown away by the stories of my guests, their stories of resilience, dedication and the ability to overcome inspire me.

Dr. Kaushik Sridhar is our guest on Deadly Discussions this week. His story will cover,

- Growing up Indian in Nigeria

- Being held at gun point, not once but THREE times

- Moving to Texas at 12 to pursue a tennis career

- Bullying he faced as a child and how that transferred to greater strengths

- Falling into "Sustainability" by accident

- Public Speaking as an introvert

And all the other twist and turns on the road that brought him to where he is today.


Isaac Harrison hosts Deadly Discussions, a series of conversations that digs into the human stories behind meaningful enterprise. Each episode moves beyond spreadsheets and business plans to explore how leaders and founders build ventures that genuinely serve the people around them. You’ll hear from individuals who measure success not just in profit, but in positive impact, discussing the real-world challenges and triumphs of running operations that support both communities and families. This podcast sits at the unique intersection of practical management, entrepreneurial spirit, and non-profit ethos, offering a grounded perspective often missing from typical business talk. The dialogue focuses on the decisions, values, and daily work that define a purpose-driven career. Tune in for honest reflections on what it means to do good business, providing listeners with both inspiration and actionable insight from those who are quietly getting it done.
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