Finding Comfort in Grief: Simerjeet Singh Reads Edgar Albert Guest's Poem 'A Child of Mine'

“Do you believe in life after delivery?”In this quietly powerful story, motivational speaker Simerjeet Singh narrates a poetic exchange between two unborn babies — one full of doubt, the other grounded in quiet faith. Through their conversation, we’re invited to reflect on life’s deepest mystery: Is there something more waiting beyond what we can see?This story doesn’t offer answers. Instead, it gives us a question worth holding gently — and a new way to see death, life, and everything in between. Perfect for moments when you’re seeking:– Comfort in uncertainty– A deeper understanding of faith and belief– A pause to reflect on life’s bigger pictureAbout the Series:This episode is part of Stories That Move — a collection of meaningful stories narrated by Simerjeet Singh that spark quiet introspection. These aren’t just stories; they are mirrors, reminders, and soft nudges toward compassion, wonder, and courage.About the Speaker:Simerjeet Singh is an international motivational speaker and storyteller whose words have moved audiences across 30+ countries. Through stories, poetry, and reflection, he helps people reconnect with what truly matters.If this story moved something in you, share it forward. Someone else might need to hear it today.

26 Marras 20253min

Are you waiting for the perfect plan before you take the leap?Or are you willing to move forward—without knowing every step?In this short and unscripted moment, Simerjeet Singh shares a powerful mindset shift that can help you act on your biggest ideas, even in the face of uncertainty.If you’ve ever stalled on a dream because the path felt unclear, this episode is your reminder:Start now. The clarity comes later.A perfect listen when you're:– Sitting on an idea but stuck on “how”– Feeling overwhelmed by the size of your dream– Ready to trust yourself and take the next small stepPress play. Reflect. And if it nudges you forward, pass it on.

19 Marras 20253min

If life has given you everything, what have you given in return?In this reflective Hindi poem Teen Pahar, Simerjeet Singh invites you to pause and consider your legacy—not in terms of success or recognition, but in the quiet contributions you leave behind for others.Through simple yet powerful imagery, this poem walks through the stages of life, urging each of us to not wait for a “right time” to uplift someone. The message is clear: share what you can, when you can, while you still can.This episode is for anyone who’s ever asked:– What will I leave behind for the world?– Am I doing enough with what I’ve been given?– How can I make a small difference, today?Let this poem be your reminder to not just count your blessings — but pass them on.About the SpeakerSimerjeet Singh is a motivational speaker, storyteller, and passionate lover of Hindi and Urdu poetry. With over 18 years of experience and a global audience, he uses the spoken word to spark reflection, purpose, and action in listeners around the world.If this poem speaks to you, share it with someone who needs to hear it.Because the best time to do good… is now.

12 Marras 20254min

Why do we wait to show love—until it's too late?In this story titled “The Snake Bit the Hen,” motivational speaker Simerjeet Singh brings to life a parable that holds up a mirror to our relationships. It’s a quiet but powerful reminder of how regret often shows up where compassion could’ve been.Told through the metaphor of a hen left alone in her final moments, this story gently urges us to ask:Are we really there for the people who matter—when they need us most?🎧 What you’ll take from this episode:– A reminder to value presence over perfection– A quiet nudge toward empathy before it’s too late– A reason to reach out today, not somedaySometimes all it takes is five minutes to change how we treat people forever.About the Series:This episode is part of Stories That Move — a storytelling series by Simerjeet Singh that shares timeless lessons through simple, heartfelt narratives. Each story is a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what really matters.About the Speaker:Simerjeet Singh is an international keynote speaker and storyteller who combines ancient wisdom with everyday truths to inspire conscious living. His stories are not just for listening — they’re for living.

5 Marras 20254min

“If you don’t lead the change, someone else will—and you might end up following the wrong trend.”In this powerful 4-minute reflection, motivational speaker Simerjeet Singh speaks directly to the youth of India with one simple message: Don’t wait. Lead.Recorded live at DAV Institute of Engineering & Technology, this episode is a rallying cry for students, freshers, and young professionals to shift their mindset—from chasing jobs to creating opportunities, from following trends to setting them.🎧 Listen if you're ready to:– Step up as a leader, not just a job seeker– Respect hands-on work and self-reliance– Believe in success on your own soil– Get inspired by real stories of innovation and courageThis isn’t just motivation—it’s a reminder that the future belongs to those who build, not wait.—About the SpeakerSimerjeet Singh is one of India’s top motivational speakers on youth leadership and change. With 18+ years of experience across 30+ countries, he helps students and professionals rethink their potential, embrace bold choices, and lead with purpose.

29 Loka 20254min

What does it take to lead in a world that's constantly shifting?In this episode of the Beginner’s Mind Podcast, international speaker Simerjeet Singh sits down with Bhushan Sethi—global thought leader and expert on the future of work—to explore what’s next for leaders, organizations, and young professionals.From hybrid work challenges to leadership in a tech-driven age, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest reflections. You’ll hear about key trends from PwC’s Hopes & Fears report, why higher education must evolve, and what skills are essential to thrive in tomorrow’s workplaces.🎧 Why tune in?– To understand what’s really shaping the future of work– To explore how purpose and adaptability define tomorrow’s leaders– To learn how to build a future-ready team or careerPerfect for HR professionals, educators, Gen Z leaders-in-the-making, and anyone navigating workplace transformation. Hit play, and take a step toward leading with vision in a fast-changing world.About the GuestsBhushan Sethi is a globally recognized voice on workforce strategy, culture, and globalization. His work has been featured by Bloomberg, The Economist, Harvard Business Review, and the World Economic Forum.Simerjeet Singh is a disruption coach and keynote speaker on Future of Work, known for guiding teams through change with clarity, purpose, and emotional intelligence.

22 Loka 202534min

“Why are we doing what we’re doing?”If your team has ever asked this, they’re not being difficult—they’re being human. In this episode, international keynote speaker Simerjeet Singh explores a powerful truth: great leadership isn’t about chasing results—it’s about creating meaning.Because when people lose their why, they lose their way.This audio reflection invites leaders, managers, and professionals across industries to reconnect with purpose—not through buzzwords or big speeches, but through small, consistent reminders that turn work into something worth showing up for.🎙️ What you’ll take away:– A fresh perspective on how to lead with empathy and purpose– Why storytelling matters more than strategy slides– How to energize your team by connecting effort to impactWhether you’re leading in corporate, education, healthcare, or a startup—this message is for anyone who believes leadership should inspire, not just instruct.🎧 Listen now. Reflect on the stories you’re telling. And consider this: What meaning are you creating for the people who follow you?

15 Loka 20253min

We’ve built bigger homes…But do we feel more at home?In this four-minute reflection, motivational speaker Simerjeet Singh reads “The Paradox of Our Times” — a timeless piece that quietly questions everything we’ve come to accept as success. “We have more conveniences, but less time.More knowledge, but less judgment.”If you've been chasing, scrolling, or simply feeling off-track, let these words pull you back to center. It’s not about guilt — it’s about clarity.Give yourself this moment. Four minutes. One powerful pause.A chance to ask: What truly matters from here?And if they speak to your heart, share them with someone who needs to hear this today.This episode is part of Poetry That Inspires — a series of timeless verses, narrated with compassion and clarity by international speaker Simerjeet Singh. Perfect for quiet mornings, long walks, or moments when the noise outside feels too much.

8 Loka 20254min