Not a therapist with a clipboard. Not an AI chatbot. Just a senior professional — someone who has built teams, hit walls, navigated failure, and come out the other side — sitting with you for 30 minutes and truly listening.
The pressure of a bad quarter. A team that's falling apart. A career decision that keeps you up at 3am. A relationship taking the hit for your ambitions. These aren't things you can Google. They're not things a therapist who's never run a P&L can fully understand either.
Every professional on HearMe has spent 10 to 20 years in the thick of it — sales floors, boardrooms, failed launches, difficult bosses, and the personal costs that ambition quietly extracts. They're not here to fix you. They're here because they know what it means to carry something heavy with nowhere safe to put it down.
No worksheets. No frameworks. No five-step action plans. You talk. They listen. They reflect back what they hear. And sometimes, that 30 minutes changes how a whole week feels — not because they said the right thing, but because you finally said it out loud to someone who understood.
No accounts. No profiles. No history sitting somewhere. You reach out, you pick a time, you have the conversation. That's the whole thing.
Each person on HearMe has worked at the sharp end of their field. Their identities stay private — what matters is the depth of experience they bring to your 30 minutes.
Head of Sales at Amazon. Twelve years across Amazon, Meesho, BlackBuck, Panasonic, and Trane — carrying targets, building teams, and navigating every kind of professional pressure. Founded HearMe because he knows exactly how lonely it feels to carry something at work with nowhere safe to put it down. Five-time award winner. Real person. Good listener.
Eighteen years across manufacturing, supply chain, and FMCG. Has led through restructurings, cross-border operations, and the kind of ambiguity no MBA prepares you for. Uncommonly good at listening without rushing to solve — something she had to learn the hard way herself.
Eleven years building and scaling businesses — from early-stage startups to venture-backed D2C brands to SaaS growth roles. Knows the specific loneliness of being a founder who can't show doubt. Understands the toll of building something from nothing, and the weight of being the person everyone else looks to.
My name is Palash Joshi. I'm Head of Sales at Amazon, and before that I've spent 12 years across Meesho, BlackBuck, Panasonic, and Trane — in sales, operations, and growth roles across India and the APAC region.
The honest truth is: the further you go in a career, the fewer people you can actually talk to. Not because you don't have people around you — but because the people around you are either affected by what you're going through, or they'll judge you for it, or they just don't understand what it actually feels like inside a high-stakes role.
I started HearMe because I believe that being truly heard — by someone who gets it — is one of the most underrated things a person can do for themselves. I'm not a therapist. I won't tell you what to do. But I have been in that room, and I know how to listen.
Between them, our professionals have worked at some of India's most demanding companies. They bring that real-world context to every conversation.
No agenda, no structure, no homework to do afterwards. Here's what people tend to say about how it feels.
There's a real difference between being listened to and being handled. Our professionals don't have an outcome in mind. They're not trying to move you anywhere. They just want to understand what you're going through.
Something changes when you say something out loud to someone who genuinely gets it. It starts to make more sense, or less sense, or it finally settles. Most people finish a session feeling clearer than when they started.
Resentment, fear, confusion, anger, grief about a job — all of it is welcome. These professionals have felt versions of all of it themselves. Nothing you say will make them flinch.
What you share in a session goes nowhere. No notes, no records, no follow-up emails asking how you're doing. It begins and ends with the two of you.
When someone is fully present and genuinely listening, 30 minutes can hold a lot. People often say they didn't realise how much they needed to say until they had the space to say it.
Not fixed. Not transformed. Just a little lighter. Because the thing you were carrying got to exist outside your own head for half an hour, held by someone who understood its weight.
We kept this simple on purpose. You shouldn't have to think about money when you're already thinking about everything else.
No sign-ups, no questionnaires, no waiting lists. Four steps and you're done.
Browse the professionals above and choose based on their background — whoever feels most relevant to what you're going through right now.
Just tap the button. You'll be connected privately and we'll share available time slots within a few hours.
Video or voice, morning or evening — you tell us what works. Sessions are 30 minutes, at ₹999.
No preparation needed. No questions to answer beforehand. Just show up as you are and say whatever is on your mind.
The people who find HearMe most valuable aren't always going through something dramatic. Sometimes it's just the weight of ordinary days, carried alone.
You're senior enough that showing vulnerability feels risky. Everything looks fine from the outside. Inside, you're carrying a lot that you can't put down anywhere safe.
You're the one everyone else leans on — your family, your team, your friends. And you have no idea who you lean on. That's an exhausting place to live.
You built this. People depend on you. The last thing you can afford to look is uncertain. But uncertainty is all you feel some days. That tension needs somewhere to go.
Stay or leave. Risk it or play it safe. The old path or the new one. Sometimes you just need to say it all out loud to someone who won't be affected by your choice.
There are no wrong topics. Nothing too small. Nothing too messy. If it's heavy enough to carry, it's worth talking about.
No pressure. No commitment beyond 30 minutes. Just a conversation with someone who genuinely gets it.
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