
The Doers is aspiring to be a platform or a space where people who have actually done something come and share their ideas and opinion about thing that matter.
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<p>Most people believe success follows a straight line.</p> <p>Study hard. Get a degree. Get a stable job. Climb the ladder.</p> <p> </p> <p>But what happens when life doesn’t follow that script?</p> <p> </p> <p>At 22, he was driving night buses between Bhairahawa and Kathmandu.</p> <p>At 47, he led Nepal’s largest ISP as CEO.</p> <p> </p> <p>In this conversation, Keshav Nepal shares why he has no regrets about the road he took — and why trying to plan your entire life at 20 might be the biggest mistake you can make.</p> <p> </p> <...

<p>Learn the SEO and Blogging strategy to earn $6,000/month from Nepal. Dr. Sagar Aryal (Founder of Microbe Notes) explains how to build Digital Assets and a global income business without leaving the country.</p> <p> </p> <p>Stop leaving Nepal. If you are a student or professional thinking about the airport, this conversation with Dr. Sagar Aryal is your roadmap to earning $6,000/month (6 Lakhs+) from your room. In this episode of The Doers, we break down how to stop the "Brain Drain" and start "Brain Circulation" by exporting digital assets instead of labor.</p> <p> </p> <p>Dr. Sagar Ar...

<p>Thinking of opening a cafe ́ or franchise in Nepal?</p> <p>This conversation breaks down what actually happens after the doors open.</p> <p> </p> <p>From real costs and franchise models to systems, royalties, and why most cafés fail early. This episode goes beyond coffee and into how the business really works. If you’re considering a café, franchise, or any F&B venture, this is the reality check you should watch first.</p> <p> </p> <p>Timestamps:</p> <p>0:00 – Intro</p> <p>02:24 – How Caffeophilia Scaled to 16 Outlets in 25 Months</p> <p>03:40 – 18 Years of Experience: Lessons From the Ground</p>...

<p>After spending 23 years in mainstream journalism at Kantipur, Ghanashyam Khadka chose to pause and reflect.</p> <p> </p> <p>In this conversation, Ghanshyam speaks openly about what decades inside the newsroom taught him. Not just about society, but about the human mind. He reflects on how constant negativity, breaking news, and outrage-driven media shape the way people think, feel, and react both individually and collectively.</p> <p> </p> <p>We talk about:</p> <p>-why we feel angry and overwhelmed despite living in a relatively peaceful time</p> <p>-how “you become what you consume” applies to news and social...

<p>In this episode, Subhas Sapkota, CEO of Yeti Airlines and former CEO of eSewa, shares his lived experience leading across fintech, aviation, and education in Nepal.</p> <p>The conversation moves across three industries where Subash has held senior leadership roles and made long-term decisions inside complex systems.</p> <p>We begin with fintech. After years of leading eSewa and helping build it into a trusted digital wallet, Subash chose to step away from the CEO role even when everything was working well. In this episode, he explains why he left, what the “what next” moment looked like, and why...

<p>The way we learn, work, and stay relevant is changing faster than ever.</p> <p>Yet many of our education systems were built for a very different world.</p> <p>In this episode, we sit down with Subigya Basnet, a multimedia specialist and long-time video producer who has worked closely with universities and global institutions to build online education content. From starting out in engineering to shaping digital learning experiences, Subigya brings a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on how education, AI, and content are evolving together.</p> <p>What You’ll Learn in This Episode:</p> <p>-Why earning a de...

<p>This fintech platform disbursed ₹18,000 crore+ in loans and serves over 3 crore users across India.</p> <p>In this episode, we sit down with Dipesh Karki, Co-founder & CPTO of LenDenClub, to unpack how a Nepali founder built one of India’s largest peer-to-peer lending platforms by focusing on systems, scale, and execution.</p> <p>Born into a middle-class family of teachers in Khotang, Dipesh began his journey with a scholarship to study engineering in India. Instead of looking West, he chose to build in India leveraging proximity, market depth, and a rapidly maturing fintech ecosystem.</p> <p>Today, LenDenClub has enab...

<p>As part of Digital December 2025, in partnership with Laxmi Sunrise Bank Limited, this episode explores how Nepal’s digital payment infrastructure is shaping the way money moves across the economy from everyday transactions to enterprise and national-level systems.</p> <p>This conversation brings together two key perspectives from Nepal’s digital payment ecosystem:</p> Manoj Thapa, Country Head – Visa Nepal, sharing a global view on payments, cross-border commerce, and how international networks connect Nepali businesses to the world.<br> <br> Munni Rajbhandari, COO – Nepal Clearing House Ltd. (NCHL), explaining the national payment rails, enterprise payment systems, and the infrastructure that pro...

<p>As part of Digital December 2025, in partnership with Laxmi Sunrise Bank Limited, this special roundtable explores how digital payments and software systems are reshaping businesses and the economy in Nepal.</p> <p>This episode brings together three perspectives from Nepal’s digital payment ecosystem:<br> Santosh Tamrakar, Managing Director at IMS Software, sharing the system builder’s view on business software, data, and scalable growth.<br> Arun Khatri, CEO of Digital Network Solutions, covering digital infrastructure, security, compliance, QR innovation, and biometric identity.<br> Shashank Prabhat Shrestha, Managing Director of Caffeophilia, offering real-world insights from running a multi-outlet business wher...

<p>This platform approves loans in hours, not days and is used by 3.53 crore+ people.</p> <p>In this episode, we sit down with Bhavin (Co-founder & CEO) and Dipesh (Co-founder & CTO) to unpack how one of India’s most impactful fintech platforms was really built.</p> <p>One of the founders is Nepali, who coded the first version himself and today the platform has enabled ₹17,000+ crore in loans and operates at a speed traditional banks struggle to match.</p> <p>What You’ll Learn in This Episode:</p> <p> -How the first product was built without a tech team</p> <p> -Why c...