Over the phone interview w/ Raj Subrameyer a Tech Career Strategist & International Keynote Speaker

I spoke with Raj Subrameyer over the phone on May 2, 2022 and we had a blast. Raj dedication is to help people and he does a great job. Raj Subrameyer is a Tech Career strategist focusing on helping people to land their dream job and become successful leaders. He is passionate about guiding professionals to maximize their opportunities and discover their zone of genius. He has given multiple TEDx talks and is a sought-after speaker at various conferences and has been featured in numerous TV news segments, podcasts and publications, including CBS, FOX, NPR, NBC, Entrepreneur, CIO Magazine, CEOWorld Magazine, Authority Magazine, Career Addict, Thrive Global, Addicted2Success and The Good Men Project. His areas of expertise include career advancement, leadership, motivation, productivity and entrepreneurship. In his spare time, he loves traveling and enjoying craft beer. Raj grew up as a shy, introverted kid in a conservative family. His entire life, he was told he was not good enough, it did not matter, he suffered through severe anxiety, fear of rejection, low self-esteem, high self-doubt, and severe body image issues. After 20 years of false identity he decided to take control of his life because of a trigger event. Since then, he have transformed his life into an international keynote speaker, author, and tech career strategist, building a six-figure business. He have helped numerous other people discover their zone of genius, find their dream job, launch their businesses and become successful leaders. Raj spent the last 5 years, building his business from the ground up. He had to do various pivots to build his business into a six-figure company. This included writing a book during the pandemic, moving from a IT training business to a coaching business, focusing on one important theme every quarter, staying true to his purpose and saying no to to things which do not align with his vision. Raj have spent the past 8 out of my 15 years in tech helping others understand that people are not born as Toxic Leaders but