Canada is on Raising Superstars founder’s travel wishlist; wants to explore Northern Lights, see polar bears

Raghav Himatsingka, Founder of Raising Superstars, thinks just being able to get out and enjoy the normal things of life will be a great start.

"Going to the office, chilling in the pool, going out to restaurants, movies, going out for a coffee or a drink. If we are able to travel, that would be the icing on the cake," he says.

Stay haven

"I think I would love to go to Churchill in Canada. It’s the best place in the world to see the Northern Lights and Polar Bears, both of which I haven’t had the chance to see in the wild yet," he says.

Just being able to do the normal things in life (restaurants, sports, clubs, movies, etc.) without any fear or unnecessary precaution would be awesome for Himatsingka. Being able to hang out with friends will be good for him.

Himatsingka is more of an online shopper these days. "Don’t really have anything that I’m craving to buy at the moment. We have taken our entire business online. I have purchased plenty of equipment to turn my home into a home studio for shooting professional grade videos, including lighting, camera, teleprompters, screens, etc," he shares.

New things
"I’ve become obsessed with books and learning content and have consumed more than 150 hours of learning content in the lockdown. I follow a home fitness regime called P90X which requires limited equipment like dumbbells and bands. It covers everything from weight lifting to cardio, advanced level yoga and stretches," he shares.

Spending a lot of time with family: parents, wife and son has brought everyone together and made Himatsingka better connected.