In this deeply moving episode of No Ordinary Life Podcast, Ruchita Misra sits down with Tiffany to explore what resilience truly looks like—not the kind that pretends everything is easy, but the kind that chooses life again and again.

Tiffany fell from the first floor.

Doctors told her she was paralysed on both legs.

And yet—she didn’t stop.

Paralysed on both legs, she returned to Dubai.

Paralysed on both legs, she travelled the world—Bali, Italy, and beyond.

Paralysed on both legs, she built a career, fell in love,and raised two children.

This conversation is about courage, identity, independence, and refusing to let tragedy decide the size of your dreams. Tiffany’s story challenges everything we think we know about limitations—and reminds us that a full life isn’t defined by what you lose, but by what you choose to hold on to.

Both legs were paralysed.

Her will wasn’t.

Watch till the end for a story that may change the way you see strength.

Ruchita Misra in Conversation with Claire Higgon

From getting a wedding fixed to throwing a party with no wedding at all — and even throwing the boyfriend out — this episode is unapologetically raw, witty, and wildly honest.

In this candid conversation, Claire Higgon opens up about love, expectations, pressure, and the courage it takes to choose yourself when life doesn’t follow the script. What begins as a traditional relationship story quickly turns into a bold narrative of independence, self-worth, and reclaiming control amidst chaos and drama.

This is not a fairytale romance.

It’s a real conversation about modern relationships, societal timelines, and the power of saying no — even when everyone expects a yes.

Sharp, reflective, and deeply relatable, this episode is for anyone who’s ever questioned love, walked away from the altar of expectation, or celebrated life on their own terms.

Tune in for honesty without filters — because sometimes, the bravest love story is the one you write for yourself.

In this powerful episode of “No Ordinary Life,” author and podcast host Ruchita Misra sits down with Zoey Allen—a woman whose journey from Warren to Zoey is a courageous testament to truth, resilience, and self-acceptance. This is not just a story of transition. It is a story of finding one’s voice, choosing authenticity over fear, and embracing the identity the heart has always known. Zoey opens up about the challenges, the loneliness, the breakthroughs, and the deep courage it takes to live life as your truest self. Her journey reminds us that humanity is diverse, beautiful, and deserving of respect. A conversation filled with empathy, dignity, and strength. One that will stay with you long after it ends. Watch this heartfelt episode—and witness a life lived with brave honesty.

In this powerful episode of “No Ordinary Life”, author and Podcast Host Ruchita Misra sits down with Kusum Vaswani, a woman whose fairytale love story took a shocking turn after marriage.

What happens when love meets addiction — and the life you dreamed of turns upside down in a big city?

Kusum opens up about her emotional journey of resilience, heartbreak, and rediscovery.

A raw, real, and deeply moving conversation that reminds us — strength often begins where illusion ends.

Listen the full podcast now and be part of this brave story.

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Lisa was newly single, a new mother, recently laid off, and dealing with undiagnosed ADHD and had nothing in her bank balance when she set up her company. A decade later Lisa Paasche sold off the multi-award-winning agency for far more zeros than one can count to Omnicom. How does one turn around their life like that? That is a story for another day. In this episode Ruchita goes even further back to explore Lisa’s relationship with her mother. It is a very important story—it will tell you how the worst kinds of chaos can mould you for success.

Hannah lost all her limbs at age 2. Now at 24, she owns her company, travels the world, has a huge social media following and has even walked the ramp multiple times.

In this deeply moving episode of No Ordinary Life, Ruchita speaks with sisters Hannah Olateju and Rebecca Olateju, diving into Hannah’s extraordinary journey of living without limbs after battling meningitis.

It’s a story of resilience, sisterhood, and unshakable hope.

Raw. Real. Honest.

A powerful reminder that even from the deepest scars, strength can rise.

No matter where you come from or what you face, Hannah’s story will inspire you to see life with a new perspective.

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In this powerful episode, Ruchita sits down with Neha to explore how her journey unfolded through a series of life-shaking lessons and unimaginable challenges.

It’s raw. It’s real. And most importantly , it is honest.

It’s a reminder that from the deepest scars, strength is born.

No matter who you are or where you are from, there is much to learn from this story.

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In this episode Ruchita speaks to Danielle@openlycommitted. Danielle is married, madly in love, and dating other people with her husband’s blessing. Her marriage shatters the one-size-fits-all love rule book. Ready to rethink commitment?

Why listen:

Raw, first-hand look at open relationships (not a “poly theory” lecture).

Jealousy-crushing communication frameworks you can steal.

Proof that honesty, not secrecy, is the real relationship flex.

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