Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 1:12
conversation with Arghya.
Hello everyone. This is Ronak and welcome back to my podcast. So this podcast is going to be with Argh and he's also a swell user so do check out his podcast as well. Before we move further, I would like to tell you about him a bit. So guy is an undergraduate student having a knack of photography, content writing and graphic designing skills. Let me tell you that this is going to help him a lot when he steps into the corporate world
Arghya Sengupta
@Arghya2310 · 0:16
Hey. Hi there, Ronak. Thanks for providing this nice opportunity for speaking in this podcast with you. I am glad that you consider me as a perfect fit for this podcast and hope that I will meet your expectations. Thank you
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 0:44
So, Arghya, as you mentioned that you have published several books. So can you just brief us about what kinds of books they were and how do you think that publishing a book could be something that one could look forward to as a career option? How it is different from selling the book, writing a book? What is the role of the publishing a book?
Arghya Sengupta
@Arghya2310 · 2:02
Okay, Ronnie. So basically I used to write various stuffs during pandemic and lockdowns, such as quotes, short stories, sharies and posted on Instagram. Actually, you might know that everyone faces some emotional ups and downs during the COVID pandemic. And this basically at that time I wanted to pen down my feelings and emotions
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 1:15
At some point, even I was dealing with mild depression because I got rejected from my Nd interview and that was a really tough time for me. But coming over these things make us what we are in the present and everything is a constant reminder that we need to stand up and rise up at every point. So, continuing my question that what was your biggest challenge in life? Not talking just about the books or your hobbies, but generally, what was the biggest challenge you faced?
Arghya Sengupta
@Arghya2310 · 1:03
Well, that was really sad hearing about your expenses in Lockerdowns. But I must say that this is what human life is, right? Like, full of negative experiences, failures. And finally, that what makes us even stronger than before. Now, telling about the challenges is I fished. It was a really bad experience. I fished during lockdowns. So basically, I got betrayed by a couple of my friends at that time. Like, totally unexpectedly
Ronak Badgainya
@worth_a_talk · 3:39
But it is really hard for a tree to bend itself and form its branches. I think in human life also, when these difficult things happen, the cost of a life changes dramatically and it is what that makes life interesting and livable, enjoyable. A word storytelling. And as I say, whatever, it's my channel name also, it's about that your life is worth a talk and it is about your experiences, your bad and good stories that you have experienced in the past
Arghya Sengupta
@Arghya2310 · 1:09
Well said, Ronak. Those were seriously some hard, touching lines quoted by you. I hope that those will inspire and motivate the audiences as well and help to move on with their lives. Now, getting to your question, I would like to say that I have recently joined the Swell community and for now I'm concentrating on creating Swells on latest and everyday topics of people's lives. And I'm trying to spread positivity through this platform right now