She's Unlikeable with Aparna Shewakramani
Aparna Shewakramani had a career in law before going on a little show called Indian Matchmaking. Overnight, she became the ambassador for women and a voice contributing to the ongoing conversations concerning sexism. She is the best-selling author of the non-fiction memoir called, “She’s Unlikeable: And Other Lies That Bring Women Down,” which discusses her experience on the show, the tired and negative tropes surrounding women, and how they must be dismantled systematically. Aparna is currently building her brand and is also a “recovering attorney” who is trying to find her place in the world and is on a constant mission to evolve and grow in ways she never dreamed of.
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Show Notes
Aparna Shewakramani had a career in law before going on a little show called Indian Matchmaking. Overnight, she became an ambassador for women and a voice contributing to the ongoing conversations concerning sexism.
She is the best-selling author of the non-fiction memoir called, “She’s Unlikeable: And Other Lies That Bring Women Down,” which discusses her experience on the show, the tired and negative tropes surrounding women, and how they must be dismantled systematically.
Aparna is currently building her brand and is also a “recovering attorney” who is trying to find her place in the world and is on a constant mission to evolve and grow in ways she never dreamed of.
What we talked about:
- Aparna’s thoughts on season three of Indian Matchmaking (3:09)
- Aparna discusses how crazy life has been since leaving law (13:17)
- What Aparna hears most from other women (20:47)
- Aparna’s relationship with aging (22:57)
- How Aparna felt growing up brown in Texas (29:57)
- Rapid fire questions (32:37)
- Aparna’s bare bones for happiness (36:03)
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