Gurmej Singh Pawar

01/02/2021

5 years today since my grandmother passed.
She was always welcoming, always humble, and always teaching us to
work hard and experience life!

One thing that she would always say which I’ve thought about a lot lately is that we come to this world with nothing and leave with nothing, so don’t focus on what you have or don’t have. It’s the experiences that we will remember!

I miss you always ❤️

03/07/2020

Podcast on all things Russia and events with my friend

29/06/2020

Throwback to a decade ago and this hike up Brecon Beacons preparing for Kilimanjaro. Good times

25/06/2020

Picture 1 - Broken Jaw after getting hit from a hockey ball in the face. Operation for a metal plate in my jaw

Picture 2 - In hospital after coming back from Columbia and getting TB. Operation for a fluid drain from my lungs

Picture 3 - Detached collar bone after a fall abroad. Operation to put a pin in my shoulder.

Picture 4 - Me smiling, happy and healthy.

A lot of people have asked me if i'm feeling down or worried about business taking a massive hit from Covid.

This year I'm grateful. Seeing how many people have suffered from Covid reinforces that gratitude further.

Having to go through 3 surgeries in 3 years myself really instilled what is important to me. I think back to lying in hospital for over a month and being tested for all sorts without a clear diagnosis of what was going on with my body. The realisation that things weren't fully in my control was something to worry about. At that point I couldn't have cared less about business, or money. I just wanted to get out of hospital, be at home and be healthy. Eventually they realised it was TB, I had surgery and with time I was able to bounce back.

While i'm naturally concerned with my business, i'm not overly worried or depressed because I know there will ALWAYS be an OPPORTUNITY to bounce back.

This year I'm grateful. Grateful for for my family. Grateful for my friends. Grateful for my health. I couldn't ask for anything more for my birthday. EVERY DAY IS A GIFT.

With that, thank you for all of the birthday messages. I truly am GRATEFUL.

@ South Beach, Miami

17/06/2020

describes what a doing High End Rich List events is all about

13/06/2020

Next step...Blame Russia, Blame Putin

13/06/2020

@ Wolverhampton

10/06/2020

10/06/2020

Full podcast with from RichList Group is out now
We discuss:

How he views opportunity in lockdown
How to get the likes of Lewis Hamilton to your events
Creating a luxury brand
And bouncing back from a £2million loss

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06/06/2020

My boy doing what he does best right now. Link to the live Saturday night set in aid of Cancer UK in my story!

04/06/2020

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02/06/2020

It's the inconvenient truth.
I was brought up in an area where I used to walk down my local high street and there were National Front Stickers on the lamp posts. As a kid I was regularly confronted with racism, whether being chased on my paper round for being a "P**i" or being called a "black c**t" as I walked down the corridor at school. As I got older i've being called a "Taxi Driver" in a local pub and being asked by a police officer why I was hanging out in a local town called Cannock rather than Wolverhampton. As recent as 2 years back some kids hiding behind bushes shouted "P**i" to me outside my parents house.

BUT while people sometimes make "innocent" comments that I would probably consider more misinformed, I am glad to say that it's been a few years since someone has been overtly racist to my face.

That's not the point. The last few years we've seen an increase in division in society. Politicians are now the ones who are overtly looking for ways to DIVIDE us, and playing to peoples fears and using race, culture and US vs THEM to gain votes. It sells a lot more media spots and it's so much easier to to appeal to peoples fears using negativity. They tell us what makes us different rather than looking at what binds us.
FFS - Coronavirus doesn't care about race, culture, religion. It's a humanity problem.

But what does this teach our kids? Politicians subtle messages to traditional and social media are fuelling prejudice and giving people an "excuse" to BLAME others for their problems. And people fall for it.
It's 'inconvenient" when people talk about racism or prejudice, or even worse when people stand up against it. Just because you don’t see it, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
To use a George Orwell quote "We are all equal, some people are just more equal than others".

01/06/2020

Happy 1st June! My favourite month 💪🔥

31/05/2020

Strong beard game going down there!
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20/05/2020

So I didn’t get the same deal as did with Spotify, nonetheless on we go with the .
In this episode you find out what is happening with the right now and what to expect in the future with , Chris Peacock from and Torie Blythe Richards from

Watch in full

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Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/y7g5l366

16/05/2020

Throwback to Miami 4 years ago and the serious business of a 5-a-side footy tournament on a stag do!
Great photo - ruined by a certain someone

15/05/2020

Live with for the rich and famous, from . He’s hosted everyone from 50 cent to Fernando Alonso and .

Coming direct from Marbella. (Well he will be anyway.)

Tonight 6pm BST.
DM me with your questions.

06/05/2020

To what extent will we change the way we live post isolation and what will the present?

gives us her insights on my Opportunities in Isolation Podcast

Full podcast here

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