About the April 2021 issue
The April 2021 issue of Career Ahead opens with a cover story by Harry Singha, “Find Your Voice and Serve With Impact.” Singha explores what he calls authentic vibration, or “Enerji,” and explains that finding one’s voice is not simply about public speaking; it is about discovering one’s core energy. He divides the idea into three parts: finding your voice, serving with impact, and creating a legacy that continues to create impact for generations. To illustrate the point, he compares the process to musical instruments that can play the same tune, each in its own distinctive way. He also notes that the voice is classified as a musical instrument, and encourages readers to recognize and play their own “Songs of Life.”
Singha draws on his work with elite performers in business, sports, and the arts, observing that some achieve success while vibrating from other people’s energy, which can create a feeling of emptiness and lack of fulfilment. He suggests that readers connect with their Enerji by conquering fears, overcoming adversity, releasing what he calls “emotional constipation,” and immersing themselves in deep meditation. Serving with impact, he writes, means bringing that authentic energy into everything one does and serving more people, and serving more deeply, from the real self.
In the Q&A, Michelin-starred Chef Manjunath Mural joins the conversation to discuss the art and passion behind his gastronomic creations. The interview adds a culinary perspective to the issue’s wider narratives and advice.
The issue also considers the influence of the “New Normal” on education, the dynamics of entrepreneurial ambitions, and the mysterious world of NFTs.
Singha draws on his work with elite performers in business, sports, and the arts, observing that some achieve success while vibrating from other people’s energy, which can create a feeling of emptiness and lack of fulfilment.
In this issue on careeraheadonline.com
- Find Your Voice and Serve With Impact by Harry Singha
