Hi everyone, my name is Meenu and I have a confession to make… I was a “know it all”. Now, before you all pick up your torches and pitchforks, let me explain… it’s not something I’m proud of but, in my defense, I genuinely thought it was true… Of course, that came crashing down in my 20’s. You see. being a “Little Miss. Know It All” is great. You live in the ignorance that you know everything and most people just go with it, until that one fateful day where you realize you don’t know squat. That’s the day where your world gets turned upside down.

Questions like: Who am I? What is the meaning of life? And how the hell do I file taxes? Suddenly this becomes the reason you descend into a pit of existential fear. For a while I had no idea how to handle this revelation. I even took a philosophy course in the hope of figuring it out but alas, all that led to is more questions… I will save you the gory details, but after a lot (and I mean a lot!) of contemplation and soul searching, I had an epiphany of sorts. You see, I can’t be the only person who has gone through this. I cannot be the only person who was pushed out of the plane and into the real world, only to realize that someone forgot to give them a parachute. So, I asked around and it turns out everyone, and I mean everyone (even the people that seem to have their shit together), feel like this or has felt the same way at some point in their life. Yet somehow, they make it through. These people not only manage to drag themselves out of the endless pit but also excel within their respective field and attain the ever-alluding mistress of success.

Well, I plan to find out how they do it.

So please join me as every few weeks we sit down with someone for a conversation. A conversion that that will hopefully challenge our preconceived notions, teach us something new and challenge all that we (think we) know. Become a part of this journey where a former “Miss. Know Tt All” (recently turned “Miss. Knew It All”) meets new people, learns something new and maybe, just maybe, learns to celebrate the messiness of being human.