Ruchika Mishra's guest appearances

Ruchika Mishra

In Deep with Angie Coiro: Interviews

Products by Women 

Ron Paul

Al Gore

Roger McNamee

Sally Kohn

Shannon Watts

Robert Sapolsky

David Shields

George Lakey

Randy Shaw

Dave Johnson

Julie Clark

Ken Jennings

Michael Shermer

Jane Mayer

Francis Fukuyama

OwlTail

Ruchika Mishra is a mother, a product owner for a top financial firm, and a meditation teacher. Listen to her inspiring story of finding balance in these roles and moving forward with equanimity during the pandemic. She gives practical advice on how to take care of one's mental health and easy self-care tips that can be applied in one's daily routine. Key Takeaways:  - How to break into product management  - Overcoming imposter syndrome  - Prioritizing self-care, mental health and dealing with stress during the pandemic  - And more... Podcast Host: Aratrika (Doni) R, Product Marketing Analyst at TransUnion  ----- Products by Women is on a mission to help women find gaps in the skills and connect them with mentors, professional development and job opportunities to accelerate their careers. Our platform offers a global community for women in technology to develop personally and professionally. Founded in 2019, Products by Women has since expanded virtually and has partnered with speakers from Forbes, Glossier, Etsy, Amazon, Squarespace and more. We now have 8000+ members in 70+ countries, where professional women and founders continue to network, innovate and make lasting relationships.

Ruchika Mishra is a mother, a product owner for a top financial firm, and a meditation teacher. Listen to her inspiring story of finding balance in these roles and moving forward with equanimity during the pandemic. She gives practical advice on how to take care of one's mental health and easy self-care tips that can be applied in one's daily routine. Key Takeaways:  - How to break into product management  - Overcoming imposter syndrome  - Prioritizing self-care, mental health and dealing with stress during the pandemic  - And more... Podcast Host: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/aratrika/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aratrika (Doni) R</a>, Product Marketing Analyst at TransUnion  ----- <a href="http://productsbywomen.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Products by Women</a> is on a mission to help women find gaps in the skills and connect them with mentors, professional development and job opportunities to accelerate their careers. Our platform offers a global community for women in technology to develop personally and professionally. Founded in 2019, Products by Women has since expanded virtually and has partnered with speakers from Forbes, Glossier, Etsy, Amazon, Squarespace and more. We now have 8000+ members in 70+ countries, where professional women and founders continue to network, innovate and make lasting relationships.

"I realize that some days are smoother because I've invested in myself" - Ruchika Mishra, Product Owner | Meditation Teacher

Chris Taich

Show #222 | Guests: Chris Taich and Dr. Ruchika Mishra | Show Summary: Everybody dies. And we all know that - at least, intellectually. But how realistically do we approach our own ends?     Statistically, it's a mixed bag. More elderly and hospitalized people have Do Not Resuscitate orders in place than ever before. But most American adults don't have a will ready. A third don't carry life insurance. Only one in five has told their friends and family how they'd like their own death dealt with.     What does a "good death" look like? How helpful can we expect the medical profession to be when the time comes - for example, respecting that DNR order, or talking frankly with us about what's ahead? What can hospice offer a client and their family - and who's lucky enough to have access to that?     Guests: Chris Taich is with the non-profit Pathways Home Health and Hospice, where she's the director of Clinical Support Services. She's spent many years in social work, assisting clients with the dying process and grief. Dr. Ruchika Mishra is Senior Bioethicist with the Program in Medicine and Human Values at Sutter Health here in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Show #222 | Guests: Chris Taich and Dr. Ruchika Mishra | Show Summary: Everybody dies. And we all know that - at least, intellectually. But how realistically do we approach our own ends?      Statistically, it's a mixed bag. More elderly and hospitalized people have Do Not Resuscitate orders in place than ever before. But most American adults don't have a will ready. A third don't carry life insurance. Only one in five has told their friends and family how they'd like their own death dealt with.      What does a "good death" look like? How helpful can we expect the medical profession to be when the time comes - for example, respecting that DNR order, or talking frankly with us about what's ahead? What can hospice offer a client and their family - and who's lucky enough to have access to that?      Guests: Chris Taich is with the non-profit Pathways Home Health and Hospice, where she's the director of Clinical Support Services. She's spent many years in social work, assisting clients with the dying process and grief. Dr. Ruchika Mishra is Senior Bioethicist with the Program in Medicine and Human Values at Sutter Health here in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Chris Taich and Dr. Ruchika Mishra: What Does A Good Death Look Like?