In this episode of “The Golden Hour,” Anuradha Das Mathur reflects on a life shaped by leadership, learning and reinvention. She joins Apoorva Aggarwal and Arun Shastri to share what an antifragility mindset really looks like, how financial independence fuels dignity and why experience is the most liberating teacher. From her formative years at The Economist to cofounding 9.9 Media and launching initiatives that empower women, Anuradha offers insights with warmth, clarity and conviction.
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In this episode of “The Golden Hour,” Anuradha Das Mathur reflects on a life shaped by leadership, learning and reinvention. She joins Apoorva Aggarwal and Arun Shastri to share what an antifragility mindset really looks like, how financial independence fuels dignity and why experience is the most liberating teacher. From her formative years at The Economist to cofounding 9.9 Media and launching initiatives that empower women, Anuradha offers insights with warmth, clarity and conviction.
The Golden Hour’ with Dr. Urvashi Sahni — How Education Empowers Generations
WING - The Golden Hour Podcast
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The Golden Hour’ with Dr. Urvashi Sahni — How Education Empowers Generations
Our hosts sit down with Dr. Urvashi Sahni—founder of the Study Hall Education Foundation and the driving force behind Prerna Girls School, Suraksha, and DiDi. Together, they explore how education builds the capacity to aspire, uplift, and empower — and much more.
WING - The Golden Hour Podcast
In this episode of “The Golden Hour,” Anuradha Das Mathur reflects on a life shaped by leadership, learning and reinvention. She joins Apoorva Aggarwal and Arun Shastri to share what an antifragility mindset really looks like, how financial independence fuels dignity and why experience is the most liberating teacher. From her formative years at The Economist to cofounding 9.9 Media and launching initiatives that empower women, Anuradha offers insights with warmth, clarity and conviction.
