The Doers

15/06/2025

From million-dollar tech to mountain biking in the Himalayas.

Sunil C Sharma has:

🎯 20+ years of experience building software in Singapore
🚵‍♂️ Co-founded the world’s highest MTB race — Yak Ru
🌍 Now organizes Pokhara Enduro, a global mountain biking event in Nepal

He’s a project manager who actually understands people and loves adventures.

🎙️ Full episode drops Tuesday

15/06/2025

What do Singapore, million-dollar tech projects, and mountain biking in Nepal have in common?

Our guest — Sunil Chandra Sharma.

He’s spent over 20 years managing software projects in Singapore, making sure things run smoothly and clients are satisfied.

But outside the office? He’s co-founded Yak Ru, the world’s highest mountain bike race — and now runs Pokhara Enduro, a global mountain biking event right here in Nepal.

We talk about tech, adventure, and what it really takes to lead teams and do two things at once.

🎧 Episode drops Tuesday!
In The Doers Nepal (YouTube Channel)

12/06/2025

We are breaking down what worked, what didn’t, and what we’re doing next.

If you’re building something too, this one’s for you.

11/06/2025

Don’t just apply for a job — apply for career growth.

In this podcast, Shailendra Raj Giri, Managing Director of MeroJob, shares what it takes to create the ideal work environment where employees don’t just complete tasks — they bring their best selves to work.

He reveals that building such an environment isn’t just the employer’s responsibility. Employees also need to uphold their values, set clear expectations, and, most importantly, speak up and take initiative.

Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or a business owner struggling to find talent - this episode will definitely be helpful.

Full Podcast Link: https://youtu.be/JUszNovfOdc

🎙️ Welcome to The Doers Nepal Podcast - Nepal's No.1 Business PodcastWe explore the stories of leaders shaping the future across diverse industries.In this ...

09/06/2025

Nepal has plenty of talented people. What’s missing is the connection to the right opportunities.

In this episode, we talk with Shailendra Raj Giri, Founder and Chairman of MeroJob Limited.

He shares the reality of Nepal’s job market and gives a practical guide on how companies should hire and how job seekers should actually search for jobs.

Full Podcast Releases Tomorrow ( Jun 10 )

08/06/2025

From a porter to world record holding mountaineer and guide Dawa Finjhok Sherpa, is an inspiration for all.

Watch our viral podcast as he dives into all things mountaineering from climbing permits to money to be made as a mountaineer guide.

Video Link : https://youtu.be/VKyZXT38bBA

04/06/2025

In this episode
We dive deep into climate action – a trillion-dollar economy in the making.
You’ll learn how simply being Nepali gives you access to a $300 billion annual climate fund under the Paris Agreement at the UN Climate Conference (COP29).

Our guest is Gunjan Ghimire, Founder of Chyau.bio | Mechanical Engineer | ESG and Sustainability Analyst, breaks down the entire process from beginning to end on how Nepal can claim its share of this global climate finance opportunity.
Hosted by Anup Ghimire
This is not just an episode - it’s a crash course in climate economics. Grab your pen and notebook.

In this podcast, you’ll learn about:

💰 Climate Finance and How it Works
💵 Nepal’s Access to the $300B Global Climate Fund
📜 Paris Agreement and COP29 Explained
🏭 Business Model of the Carbon Market
🚀 How Nepal is a First Mover in the Climate Change Space
💼 Money-Making Opportunities in the Green Economy



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03/06/2025

Discover how simply being Nepali gives you a stake in a $300 billion annual fund.

Grab a pen and notebook, because Gunjan Ghimire, Founder of Chyau.Bio, breaks down how Nepal can access this massive climate fund through the Paris Agreement at the UN Climate Conference (COP29).

Podcast Releasing Today (June 3)

01/06/2025

Climate action is a trillion-dollar economy in the making.

In this podcast, discover how simply being Nepali gives you a stake in a $300 billion annual fund.

Grab a pen and notebook, because Gunjan Ghimire, Founder of Chyau.Bio, breaks down how Nepal can access this massive climate fund through the Paris Agreement at the UN Climate Conference (COP29).

Podcast Releasing Tuesday (June 3)

28/05/2025

In this episode,
We talk about faceless content creation, creating videos or posts without showing your face, using voice overs, text, animations, or visuals instead. It’s a great way to share value or build a brand while staying anonymous or off-camera.

Our guest is Soham Amatya, who has been creating faceless content for over 5 years and earns around 5,000 to 10,000 AUD per month. One of his most successful channels, in the dog niche, has made him over 250,000 AUD.

In this podcast, you’ll learn about:

- Understanding faceless content
- YouTube monetization and legalities
- Pros and cons of faceless content
- Faceless niches and trends
- YouTube automation
- Building a business from faceless content



Full Episode Link:

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28/05/2025

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The World Record Holder- Summited Mt. Everest Three Times

We are joined by two inspiring figures from the world of mountaineering: Dawa Finjhok Sherpa, a world record holder who summited Mt. Everest three times in just eight days, and Rajan Shrestha, Managing Director of Hamasteel and a passionate mountain enthusiast.

Together, they take us deep into the heart of the Himalayas—not just as a physical challenge, but as a spiritual journey. What begins as a discussion on adventure quickly turns into a profound reflection on faith, teamwork, and survival in one of the world’s harshest environments. “For us, the mountains are not just rock and snow—they are deity,” Dawa explains. “You can have all the training, equipment, and support, but if the mountain doesn’t allow it, you won’t make it. The mountain chooses who gets to reach the summit.

Beyond the physical demands, the Himalayas demand spiritual surrender and psychological resilience. The weather can shift from clear skies to deadly storms in minutes. Dawa recounts chilling moments: “There have been cases where someone just stepped away to relieve themselves and never came back. People standing just two meters apart—one lived, the other died. That’s how unpredictable the mountains are.”

Rajan Krishna Shrestha, Managing Director of Hamasteel offers a corporate lens on why mountaineering, trek is more than sport—it’s a test of human spirit, character, and collaboration:

“When employees trek together, they learn things no office can teach—teamwork, perseverance, and humility. The pressure also reveals the true nature of the team.

This episode goes beyond records and summits. It’s about respecting the mountain, valuing human life, and recognizing the real heroes who make it all possible. If you want to know the ins and outs of mountaineering, especially Mt. Everest, this video is a must-watch.

Full Episode Link : https://youtu.be/VKyZXT38bBA