Show overview
The Long Game has published 23 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode during 2026. That works out to roughly 9 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 20 min and 29 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 23 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Mihir Shah.
From the publisher
Conversations about financial independence, investing, and the journey to financial freedom.The Long Game is a podcast about financial independence, investing, and the real stories behind building long-term wealth.In each episode, I speak with people who are on the path to financial freedom—or have already achieved it—to understand the decisions, strategies, and lessons that shaped their journey. We explore how they approached investing, the mindset shifts that helped them think long term, and the mistakes that taught them the most.Instead of chasing quick wins or get-rich-quick ideas, The Long Game focuses on thoughtful conversations about building wealth, making smarter financial decisions, and designing a life where money gives you more freedom and optionality.If you're interested in financial independence, investing, and learning from people who have thoughtfully built wealth over time, this podcast is for you.New conversations released regularly.
Latest Episodes
View all 23 episodesDon’t Move Abroad for FIRE Until You Understand This | Sai | TLG 22
Fired Twice in 12 Months, Then He Did This
₹2,500 Salary to ₹10 Crore: The Mistakes That Built His Wealth
He Built ₹15 Crore as a Salaried Employee — Then Work Became Optional
This NRI 401k Mistake Cost ₹30 Lakh
He Had 125 Mutual Funds… But No Real Financial Plan
₹1 Lakh Salary, No Savings — The EMI Trap Indians Ignore
A Finance Professor’s Wife Built 2X His Portfolio — Here’s Why
₹1.7 Cr Is Enough to Retire? The FIRE Math Most Indians Miss
Money & Her: Why Women Must Own Their Financial Choices | Lisa Pallavi Barbora
₹1 to ₹107 Crore and Yet Most People Get It Wrong
From EMI Debt to ₹90K/Month Passive Income with Raman Pushkar
Your Salary Is Lying to You | The Dark Truth About Jobs, AI & Financial Security
A CFO’s Biggest Financial Mistake (And How He Fixed It)
10 Crore > 100 Crore? The Truth About Financial Freedom | Vinayak Sapre
Started at 50, Retired in 7 Years: The Simple Wealth Formula Most People Ignore

Ep 6This Guy Saves 80% of His Salary… Here’s Why You Can’t
Most people chase salary. He chased net worth — and it changed everything.In this episode, Harsh shares how he:Invests 80% of his incomeBuilt ₹1 Crore+ in just 3 yearsUsed simple strategies (no trading, no hype)Prepared for a future where AI replaces jobsIf you’re in your 20s or 30s and serious about building wealth — this might change how you think about money.👉 Key takeaways:Why salary won’t make you richHow to think about investing (even as a beginner)The mindset shift that actually builds wealthSubscribe for more real conversations on money, investing, and FIRE.If you'd like to share your story with us, please fill out the form: https://forms.gle/Ha9nEbXyJWm3ow4x7 If you would like to connect with us and share your feedback, please drop an email at [email protected]

Ep 5He Started with ₹22,000… Now Financially Free in His 30s
In this episode of The Long Game Podcast, we sit down with Navdeep Dalia, who went from earning just ₹22,000/month to achieving financial independence in his 30s — not through shortcuts, but through discipline, consistency, and long-term thinking.Navdeep shares a brutally honest breakdown of his journey — including early mistakes, real estate bets, career growth, and the mindset shifts that actually made the difference.This is not a “get rich quick” story. It’s a real blueprint for building wealth over time.🚀 What You’ll LearnHow Navdeep saved 50% of his ₹22K salary early in his careerWhy his “mistake” of buying real estate early actually built disciplineThe real cost of EMIs and debt that most people ignoreWhy income growth matters more than just investingHow he transitioned from job → business → financial freedomThe exact mindset shift that helped him stay consistent for 16+ yearsWhy most people fail: starting AND exiting investments at the wrong timeThe one word that defines his entire journey: CommitmentIf you found this useful, subscribe for weekly conversations with people who’ve actually built financial freedom — no fluff, just real stories.

Ep 4From Amazon to FIRE: Why I Quit a 20-Year Tech Career to Build My Own Life
In this episode, I sit down with Jay Sharma, who spent over 20 years building tech products at companies like Amazon before walking away from corporate life in 2025.Instead of chasing a bigger paycheck, Jay decided to design a life around financial independence, freedom, and purpose.We talk about:• Why chasing a FIRE number can be a mistake • How to design the life you want before calculating money • His real portfolio allocation (Index Funds, Real Estate, Bitcoin) • Why he doesn’t believe in gold or bonds anymore • The investing mistakes he made early in his career • How option selling generates income • Why Bitcoin solves the problems of traditional money • How AI might reshape the future of jobs and companies • What people should build before quitting their jobsJay also shares how he and his wife aligned their goals before leaving corporate life and what they’re building now.If you're interested in FIRE, investing, financial independence, or building a life outside the corporate grind, this conversation is packed with insights.

Ep 3He Achieved Financial Independence at 32 — Then Walked Away From Money | Sunil Shah
In this episode of The Long Game, Mihir Shah speaks with Sunil Shah, whose path to financial independence was shaped not just by money, but by a deep shift in how he understood life, fear, and freedom.Sunil shares how his journey began early, growing up in a middle-class family and realizing as a child that money created access and opportunity. From data entry and software work to a role in the US, he built confidence around earning — but his biggest turning point was not financial. After returning to Pune, a long period of silence and introspection changed the way he thought about money, work, and life itself.He explains why he chose not to keep chasing more income, how he structured a simple life around fixed deposits and rental income, and why he believes true financial independence is about removing fear rather than hitting a perfect number.Toward the end, Sunil also shares a very different message for today’s younger generation: instead of obsessing over FIRE formulas, invest in yourself and learn AI deeply.If you'd like to share your story with us, please fill out the form: https://forms.gle/Ha9nEbXyJWm3ow4x7If you would like to connect with us and share your feedback, please drop an email at [email protected]
