• The Bhandwagon Podcast - Navjot Sawhney #114

  • Sep 4 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
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The Bhandwagon Podcast - Navjot Sawhney #114

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  • Navjot Sawhney is the Founder of The Washing Machine Project, an initiative aiming to develop an affordable, portable, and accessible washing solution. They have provided clean clothes to 30,000 people, with an ongoing commitment to helping those in need through innovative solutions.


    In this Episode!


    00:00:00 Intro

    00:02:00 The Washing Machine Project

    00:04:30 Inspiration & Early Steps

    00:10:00 Divya changed my life

    00:13:00 Dealing with pressure

    00:14:30 The Mechanics of a Washing Machine

    00:16:40 Prototypes

    00:19:00 Big Brands Support

    00:20:20 Mental Resilliance

    00:26:30 End stage of models & designs

    00:29:15 Distribution & Feedback

    00:33:00 First World Problems

    00:34:50 How do you switch off?

    00:36:30 Bhandwagons’



    & Much Much More!!!!!


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