The FoundHers Podcast

The FoundHers Podcast
Podcast Description
FoundHers Podcast: Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of women entrepreneurs. Hosted by Hinal, this podcast unveils untold truths of building startups, from the messy 0-to-1 stage to hard-won breakthroughs. FoundHers delivers vulnerable stories, real failures, and genuine successes. It's a platform dedicated to empowering and inspiring the next generation of female founders, equipping them with knowledge to build powerful, unicorn-level businesses. Expect honest conversations, unspoken struggles, and crucial lessons learned. No fluff, just the real, empowering journey of FoundHers!
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a wide range of topics including personal branding, the challenges of raising capital, social impact entrepreneurship, and the mechanics of effective marketing. Examples of specific episodes include discussions on packaging design with Briana Chandiramani, social entrepreneurship with Nikhita Kapur, and the realities of personal branding in the digital age with Komal Ramani-Makhija.

“Women are great listeners.” – You’ve probably heard this before, but here’s a little secret for you. 🤫Women also have great things to say, and we’re here to give the mic to all of these women! The FoundHers Podcast is your safe space. There is no filter here – be CURIOUS. REAL. RELATABLE.
For the women’s perspective that has long been missing from the world, we are bringing leaders, experts and professionals to voice their experiences and insights!
Hinal, our host and the HER of The FoundHers loves talking so anything from business, emotions to news and more – you’ve got her to hold a c
Bollywood sold us a fairytale, but here’s what love in India actually looks like!
In this episode, Naina opens up about everything, from kundli-obsessed parents to the strangest breakup stories. She also shares practical relationship advice that can actually help you navigate love today.
We talk about first date tips that actually work, spotting red flags early, and whether every relationship really needs to end in marriage. If you’re single, taken, or just here for the drama, you’ll love this one!!
Naina Hiranandani is the co-founder of Sirf Coffee, a global bespoke matchmaking service established in 2010. With over a decade of experience in fostering meaningful connections, her perspectives on modern love have been featured in The Times of India, Mint Lounge, GQ, Vogue India and the Economic Times. Drawing on her background in journalism, Naina combines keen observation with deep empathy to navigate the nuanced world of human relationships.
Chapters:
00:00 Preview
01:02 What is love?
01:57 What is compatibility in love?
07:09 Is the end goal marriage?
11:00 Does kundli play a role in marriage?
13:43 Weird request from clients
16:48 Breakup Stories
20:01 Dating disasters and red flags
21:41 First date tips from a matchmaker
27:23 Modern dating terms
31:49 About Sirf Coffee
35:19 Conclusion
About the show:
For the women’s perspective that has long been missing from the world, we are bringing leaders, experts and professionals to voice their experience and insights!
https://www.instagram.com/thefoundherspodcast_/
https://startinc.in/podcast/
Hinal Mehta, Host
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hinalmehta15/
StartInc
https://www.instagram.com/startinc.in/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/startinc/posts/?feedView=all
Naina Hiranandani, Guest
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nainahiranandani/
https://sirfcoffee.com/

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