Saurabh Netravalakar, a software engineer and cricketer, discusses balancing multiple pursuits with Acharya Prashant. They explore how hidden wastage of time and energy prevents genuine progress. The conversation extends to team sports teaching ego-dissolution, broadening identity beyond self-interest, and addressing planetary crises through inner transformation. They examine how religion's core purpose—freedom from suffering—unites humanity despite different practices, and discuss practical solutions to environmental exploitation through proper pricing and intent.
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Acharya Prashant: Your time was quite competitive also.
Saurabh Netravalakar: Yes.
Acharya Prashant: From your own area, Zaheer, Agarkar, these guys.
Saurabh Netravalakar: Yeah. I used to be in and out of the side. I played for Mumbai Ranji Trophy. Under 19, I played for India in the 2010 World Cup. But then engineering I was doing 2009 to 13, that was very exactly clashing with my peak under 19 days. Somehow I balanced both and juggled.
Acharya Prashant:
