In this no-nonsense episode, Jessica outlines the 4 top mistakes she sees Hindi learners make, and what you can do about it!

Whether you're a new Hindi learner or been struggling for years, listen in on these valuable tips so that you can improve.

See the video version of this on my YouTube- India with Jessica.

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Why I Chose India: The Real Story Behind My Journey

People ask me this all the time: “Jessica, why did you move to India? Why have you stayed here for so many years? Why did you learn Hindi? Why did you marry an Indian?”

In this episode, I’m sharing the real story behind those decisions.

I talk about how India’s incredible economic growth first caught my attention while I was studying business in the United States, why I became fascinated by India’s rich culture and diversity, and the unforgettable experience with an Indian family in America that completely changed my perception of India and its people.

That single act of kindness stayed with me for years and eventually led me to take an internship in India, a decision that transformed my life forever.

This episode is a personal reflection on curiosity, culture, kindness, and the unexpected journey that made India feel like home.

This episode is fully in Hindi!

Check out my courses at www.learnhindianywhere.com

Tajammul Islam talks about growing up in Kashmir and becoming an international kickboxing champion at a very young age. The interview is less about medals and more about what it took emotionally and socially to get there.She did not grow up with an environment that naturally encouraged girls to pursue combat sports. There were societal expectations, criticism from people around her, and practical obstacles. Yet her family — especially her father — continued supporting her.She explains how discipline became part of her identity very early. Training wasn’t dependent on motivation. It became routine, sacrifice, and responsibility.Dr Sujit Paul, corporate tycoon, but also personal coach and mentor, interviews Tajammul about the challenges in her life and how she grew up in such a conservative state in India, yet still found her passion.

This video is shared with permission from Dr Sujit Paul. Be sure to check out his other videos as he uncovers stories of amazing people overcoming barriers and finding their true calling in life.

www.sujitpaul.com

Given his crossover work between corporate work, personal growth and spirituality, you will see why I wanted to have him on the show.

Shared with courtesy from Dr Sujit Paul.

See the full YouTube version here.