About Me

In 2011, when I began my Chartered Accountancy studies, I didn’t know what I wanted to do and went with the flow. I blamed my CA on my parent’s disapproval of my move out of the city. My studies enabled me to pass the CPT/IPCC in one go. Additionally, I volunteered in NGOs. Helping others became my goal. I became increasingly convinced that I wanted to assist those like me as time went on.

I was the first to pitch in. Unaware that everything I was doing was assisting me in developing and transforming positively, I meditated, met like-minded individuals, attended workshops, read self-help books, and so on. Fortunately, I learned about optimism’s power. It had a significant positive impact on me.

In 2015, I and my friends founded “Bloom” to highlight all the positive developments in the city. Our goal was to highlight NGOs and individuals who make the world a better place. After Bloom, I finished my CA final papers and was confident that I would pass. In spite of passing 7 of 8 subjects, I failed.

At this time, I had to deal with academics, emotions, and Bloom. I learned a lot during this period. Due to this experience, I learned how to control my emotions. Fortunately, I cleared CA the next time. I wasn’t sure how I would make money. In addition, my connections led to inquiries for CA-related work. In 2007, I and my friend founded an accounting firm called “CA for Startups.” I did not anticipate staying in the business for long. As a result, Bloom wasn’t doing well because we couldn’t self-sustain it.

In June 2016, I was introduced to BNI (Business Network International). In Nagpur, there was no BNI, so they asked if I was willing to start it, and I said yes without thinking. That same week, I met a man who would become not just my business partner, but also my life partner.

An unthinkable catastrophe occurred in December 2016 when my cousin, 34, died in a fire. I realized I don’t know when my last day is, so I should live today. (See full story on Facebook.) This encounter prompted me to continue my spiritual journey. I developed and conducted two workshops on emotional management in the summer of 2017, which helped the participants and me become more aware and accepting.

Me and my husband joined BNI in August 2017 and it has opened up a world of possibilities. My first Success Gyan training was the “Millionaire Mind Intensive” in March 2019, which transformed my relationship with money and my relationship with money. Several workshop principles have stayed with me since then.

At four months pregnant, I went to Tony Robbins’ “Unleash the Power Within” workshop in Singapore. If I can walk on burning coals when pregnant, I can do anything. Since then, I have unwavering confidence.

I was a very aware parent since I knew I was pregnant. I immediately formed a strong bond with my child. I took a Life Coach certification in 2020 to become a better parent, but the universe had other plans for me, and I was better off for it.

The individual aspired to become a trainer but was lazy to create content and market it. I sought out other trainers but struggled to find relevant or passionate training, and Covid further exacerbated my laziness.

In December 2022, attending the Success Gyan workshop “Enlightened Warrior Power” was life-changing. It connected dots and inspired me to start my training career in emotional management, a passion I’ve been working on for the past 12 years.

Now I’m on a mission to empower 10,000 lives with tools to increase acceptance and happiness in their lives.