I Survived Ethnic Cleansing and Here's What I Have Been Through

💥Escaping Sri Lanka's ethnic cleansing to building a successful career in Australia —but at what personal cost?
In this podcast episode we uncover the secrets of a fearless tamil warrior ancient blue-bloodline. A Tamil family escaping Sri Lanka’s ethnic cleansing to his success in the Australian business world. Despite his achievements, Bindi reflects on the toll his aggressive pursuit of wealth took on his mental health and relationships...
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00:00 Introduction - Bindy's story, ethnic cleansing, Sri Lankan background, racism in Australia and the UK
01:40 Tamil vs Sinhalese conflict, Bindy's privileged upbringing, family legacy
02:13 Leaving Sri Lanka for Australia, Bindy's family history, education focus
04:02 Sri Lanka vs India, Tamil history, British colonization
05:32 Bindy clarifies Tamil presence in Sri Lanka, education and language differences
07:01 British divide and conquer strategy, education disparity between Tamils and Sinhalese
08:14 Bindy rejects "chosen one" notion, shared humanity
08:59 Blame for the conflict placed on British, economic hardship leading to political manipulation
09:48 University restrictions on Tamils, education as a starting point for conflict
10:39 Desperation and exploitation leading to violence
11:24 Comparison to other conflicts caused by disruption of communities
12:11 British control and manipulation, current Sri Lankan situation
13:17 Bindy hasn't visited Sri Lanka in 10 years, Sri Lanka's current state
14:01 Bindy blames British for corruption? Discussion of individual responsibility and blame
15:13 Importance of personal reflection and improvement, Sri Lankan resilience
16:10 Bindy's childhood memories, Sri Lankan life, family gatherings
19:36 No tension felt between ethnicities as a child, living in Saudi Arabia
22:20 Difficulty of migrating to Australia, Bindy's childhood perspective
28:57 Bindy believes his father gave up due to racism in Australia
29:42 Discussion of racism in Australia, safety but challenges for immigrants
30:27 Bindy doubts his parents would be different if they stayed in Sri Lanka
31:34 Interviewer disagrees with Bindy leaving Sri Lanka, Bindy's childhood name
31:59: The speaker expresses their belief in staying in one's homeland despite potential financial gains abroad, reflecting personal values.
32:26: Introduction of the speaker's name, Arabin Kumaraswamy. They explain the breakdown of the name: "Kumar" meaning king and "Swami" meaning god, and share that the name comes from their grandfather.
33:15: The speaker describes their experience migrating to Australia at 10, particularly the struggle of having a non-English name.
34:51: Roland shares a similar experience of changing his name after moving to Australia and reflects on the struggle to maintain one's identity through their name.
35:16: Bindy discusses the constant need to prove oneself due to being from a different background, noting that they always felt different and had to fight for their identity.
35:44: The speaker humorously embraces being from the "King of Gods" family, reflecting on their childhood experiences of fighting for their identity.
36:05: Bindy recalls being involved in physical fights growing up to defend their identity, particularly due to their race and background.
36:44: The speaker explains how they were educated in English, which gave them an advantage, though they still faced discrimination and had to fight their way out of being marginalized.
37:35: The speaker talks about their physical transformation and how it affected how others treated them, especially in avoiding being bullied.
38:19: The speaker reflects on the mental toll of constantly proving oneself, sharing that they still face this challenge as an adult.
39:59: The speaker shares their background growing up in a rough area of Sydney (Campbelltown) and how their upbringing influenced their disruptive and non-conformist mindset.
40:44: Bindy reveals they started their first tech business at 17, and talks about their entrepreneurial journey, including working with tech companies like Microsoft and Salesforce.
41:11: Discussion moves to the speaker's educational path, initially pursuing engineering and science but eventually switching to commerce.
42:40: The speaker's first job experiences, including being a delivery driver and working in sales, where they developed strong sales skills and a "hustler mentality."
44:03: Bindy reflects on how early job experiences shaped their approach to sales and entrepreneurship, leading to career success in major companies.
45:16: Bindy addresses experiences of discrimination in the workplace
50:18 to 51:06: Bindy reflects on his past, sharing that ego and the pursuit of wealth and power were driving forces in his life.

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