EP.99 - Neha of Ninja Nari - "You're The Best When Serving Your Community"

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Welcome back Neha, founder of Ninja Nari and author of the children’s book Spooks & Sparklers: A Halloween and Diwali Adventure. With Diwali falling on the heels of Halloween this year, Neha’s book beautifully bridges the gap between these two celebrations, reflecting the journey of first-generation immigrants navigating both Eastern and Western traditions. Neha shares, “This will serve as a beautiful reminder of what they already know,” while celebrating the incredible work of South Asian women.
We also dive into parenting, as Neha reflects “I want to be more mindful about what I’m passing on.” She offers tips for those unfamiliar with Diwali, sharing how they can respectfully educate themselves about the holiday. Neha encourages us all to “take up space” and “own our shit,” while reminding us to "show up for people around you." This conversation offers a blend of cultural celebration, empowerment, and community spirit.
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