The Power of Daily Action: The 5 Swings Rule Explained
What do bestselling authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen have in common with you?A dream that once felt too big.A goal that seemed impossible.And one simple principle that changed everything.In this powerful episode , Simerjeet Singh explains the timeless concept known as the “5 Swings Rule”—a daily action philosophy taught by their mentor that proves success is not about luck or talent, but about consistent, focused effort.The idea is simple:If you take five deliberate swings every day at a big tree with a sharp axe, the tree will eventually fall—no matter how massive it is.In this podcast episode, you will learn:Why small daily actions outperform big occasional effortsHow consistency builds unstoppable momentum over timeHow to apply the 5 Swings Rule to writing a book, building a business, improving skills, or transforming your lifeWhy clarity + repetition is the real formula for long-term successThis episode is part of the Rapid Reflections series and is especially valuable if you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to begin.Listen to this episode, reflect deeply, and start taking your daily swings—because your breakthrough may be closer than you think.About Simerjeet SinghSimerjeet Singh is a globally recognized keynote speaker, leadership expert, and change catalyst with over 19 years of experience inspiring audiences across 30+ countries. Through his talks, workshops, and podcast episodes, he challenges individuals and organizations to embrace change, lead with purpose, and unlock their full human potential in an ever-evolving world.
14 Jan 3min
Why Playing It Safe Might Be Costing You More Than You Think
What if the real risk in life isn’t aiming too high…but aiming too low—and settling for it?In this short, thought-provoking episode, Simerjeet Singh reflects on a powerful quote by Michelangelo that challenges how we think about ambition, success, and self-worth.This isn’t a push to chase more for the sake of it.It’s a quiet reminder that playing safe for too long can slowly disconnect you from who you’re capable of becoming. In just three minutes, this reflection invites you to ask:– Where have I lowered my expectations of myself?– Am I choosing comfort over growth?– What would change if I aimed higher—with honesty, not ego?The episode closes with a poetic reminder about fear, courage, and possibility—leaving you with a question worth carrying into your day.About the SpeakerSimerjeet Singh is an international motivational speaker known for helping people rethink limits, challenge comfort zones, and grow with clarity. Through short reflections and stories, he encourages listeners to raise their inner standards and live with intention.If you’ve been playing small lately, let this be your pause.And if it helps, pass it on to someone who might need that nudge today.
7 Jan 3min
What Should We Leave Behind as a New Year Begins? | Ring Out, Wild Bells
Happy New Year Everyone!!Before you step into a new year, there’s one question worth sitting with: What needs to be left behind?In this reflective New Year episode, Simerjeet Singh recites “Ring Out, Wild Bells” by Alfred Lord Tennyson — a poem that feels less like poetry and more like a checklist for inner renewal.These verses don’t rush you forward.They ask you to release what weighs you down — old griefs, tired conflicts, empty pride, and the constant noise of the world — and make space for truth, kindness, courage, and peace. This episode is for a quiet moment:– when the celebrations fade– when resolutions feel uncertain– when you’re ready to begin again, honestlyLet this poem accompany you as you cross into a new year — not with pressure, but with clarity.As the year turns, may you ring out what no longer belongs…and ring in a way of living that feels true to you.If this reflection helps you pause, share it with someone who may need that pause too.
31 Des 20253min
What Washing Cars Taught Me About Life | A Personal Story by Simerjeet Singh
Some of life’s biggest lessons don’t come from degrees or classrooms.They come from small, honest experiences.In this deeply personal story, Simerjeet Singh shares a moment from his early days in Australia—before university began—when he spent a few days washing cars to support himself.There was no embarrassment.No hesitation.Just a quiet determination to stand on his own feet.That short experience left him with a lifelong lesson: no work is small; only intention matters.This isn’t a story about money. It’s a story about dignity, self-reliance, and the courage to start where you are.This episode will resonate if you’re:– A student finding your way– A professional restarting or rethinking your path– A parent wanting to pass on real values– Someone waiting for the “right time” to beginSometimes, growth begins the moment you say,“Let me try.”If this story gives you strength, share it with someone who needs a little courage today.
24 Des 20254min
Retired, Not Forgotten | A Poem About Honoring Our Elders | Recited by Simerjeet Singh
In this touching Hindi poem “Retired Aadmi”, Simerjeet Singh gives voice to a generation that once shaped the world — and now quietly watches from the sidelines. Through powerful, heartfelt narration, this poem is a reminder that while routines may change after retirement, wisdom, worth, and dignity remain.It’s a message for all of us — to listen more, to value more, and to never forget the quiet presence of those who walked before us.🎧 A perfect listen for moments when you want to:– Reflect on how we treat our elders– Reconnect with timeless values of respect and gratitude– Share a heartfelt message with someone who’s retiredIf this poem touched your heart, share it with someone who deserves to be remembered today.About the SeriesThis poem is part of Poetry That Inspires — a collection of soulful Hindi and Urdu poetry narrated by Simerjeet Singh. These episodes are more than just verses — they are emotional touchpoints that invite stillness, empathy, and reflection.About the SpeakerSimerjeet Singh is one of India’s leading motivational speakers, known globally for his inspirational storytelling, poetry recitations, and thought leadership. With a deep love for Hindi poetry, his voice brings each verse to life — bridging generations through emotion and authenticity.
17 Des 20255min
Don’t Bring a Teaspoon to the Ocean | A Jim Rohn Reflection by Simerjeet Singh
In this short but powerful episode, Simerjeet Singh reflects on a legendary Jim Rohn quote that has reshaped how millions think about asking, dreaming, and receiving. It’s a simple idea: if life is abundant, why do we limit ourselves with small expectations?Through a warm, honest reflection, Simerjeet invites you to look at your own dreams with fresh eyes. What are you asking for? What are you settling for? And how would your life shift if you allowed yourself to ask bigger, believe bigger, and receive bigger?The episode closes with a thoughtful reading of “My Wage” by Jessie B. Rittenhouse — a poem that leaves you questioning the size of your own “bucket.”A meaningful listen for moments when you’re:– Playing it safe with your goals– Holding back from asking for what you truly want– Ready to expand your sense of what’s possibleAbout the SpeakerSimerjeet Singh is a global motivational speaker whose short reflections and stories have inspired audiences across more than 30 countries. Through simple language and deep insight, he helps people challenge their limits and grow with confidence.If this reflection opens something in you, share it with someone who’s been thinking small for too long.
10 Des 20253min
A Lesson on Patience, Process, and Progress | A Zen Story by Simerjeet Singh
How long will it take me to become great at what I do?In this softly delivered Zen parable, Simerjeet Singh shares the story of a young student desperate to reach mastery — and the wise teacher who shows him that true greatness doesn’t come from chasing success, but from devotion to the process.In a world that celebrates hustle, this story invites you to pause. To breathe. To ask:Am I rushing toward the destination, or am I truly present with my craft? A perfect episode for anyone who’s:– Feeling impatient with progress– Struggling to “arrive” in their career or passion– Looking for motivation to slow down and grow with intention About the Series:This episode is part of Stories That Move — a collection of short stories that offer timeless life lessons through gentle narration and simple storytelling. Perfect for quiet mornings, long walks, or moments of doubt.About the Speaker:Simerjeet Singh is a global keynote speaker and storyteller known for helping people embrace change, navigate growth, and reconnect with meaning. His stories are drawn from Eastern philosophy, modern psychology, and lived wisdom.If this story made you breathe a little easier, share it with someone who’s rushing through their journey today.
3 Des 20253min
Life After Delivery — A Story on Faith, Perspective, and Possibility
“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 Nov 20253min
