Ashish Ranjan Talks
Ashish Ranjan Talks is a weekly Podcast on careers, Technology, and Problem Solving. It's a relaxed fun talk session. We have guests all across the world who are best at what they do and have plenty to share.
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Study routine secrets by AIR-4 | Ashish Ranjan, ISRO, BARC, IIT | ART Ep. 200 (opens the original)
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If people around you are moving ahead, it is not always because they are smarter. Sometimes they just understand routine, sleep, focus, anxiety, and life decisions better, and that gap compounds every single day.ART 200 is an honest podcast episode about the hidden habits and mindset patterns that shape performance in competitive exams, career growth, and everyday life. This is not surface-level motivation. It is a real conversation about daily routine, consistency, exam anxiety, discipline, sle
4 Hr Sleep 16 Hr Study Routine explained in detail | Ashish Ranjan AIR - 4, ISRO, IIT Bombay, BARC (opens the original)
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You've heard about my 4-hour sleep cycle, but you don't know the full story. In this candid ART #199, I reveal the immense, unyielding pressure of the competitive exams and coaching world that drove this extreme path. It wasn't a choice—it was a necessary survival strategy. I break down the intense mindset and mental strategies I had to forge to truly outperform the competition and navigate that reality. This is the unvarnished truth of the aspirant's journey. 🎙 Ashish Ranjan – Author, Mechanica
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