Category : Personal Philosophy

Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

The Power of Dosti: Lessons Shared Over an Investor Lunch

I was recently invited by my dear friend Kapel Malhotra for an investor lunch on Saturday. 3rd May. Part 1 of the session was about exploring some compelling investment opportunities he had curated. Part 2 was for me to speak about my book Dil Se Dost, and it unexpectedly became a heartfelt journey into something […]

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Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

Celebration of Leadership, Trust, and Impact: Grateful to BW Businessworld

I am truly humbled and grateful to be featured in Business World through their article, “Rohit Chanana: A Legacy of Leadership, Trust, and Impact”. This recognition is a moment of reflection for me, a chance to look back on my 43-year professional journey with immense gratitude. One of the most impactful moments for me was […]

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Personal Philosophy - Startup

Thank You, StoryMirror for Bringing Dil Se Dost to Life

I recently had the pleasure of meeting the wonderful team at StoryMirror, who published my book DilSeDost. It was great to connect with everyone who played a role in bringing my book to life. As an angel investor in StoryMirror for nearly four years, I’ve developed a strong bond with Bibhu Datta Rout, the CEO. […]

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Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

My Journey of Dreams, Detours & Deep Connections – now on Josh Talks

I got the opportunity through Supriya Paul founder, Josh Talks to share my story in under 20 minutes, a chance to reflect on a journey that’s been full of learning, unlearning, and heartfelt connections. At 67, after over 40 years of working, learning, and growing, I still feel like a student, curious, open, and grateful […]

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Personal Philosophy

Unlocking Life Wholeness: The Balance of Masculine and Feminine Energies

I came across a quote by Sadhguru that set me thinking about the concept of masculine and feminine energies. Curious, I delved deeper into the topic, exploring its roots in Indian philosophy and scriptures. Here’s what I found: The interplay of masculine and feminine energies forms the foundation of creation and balance. Often referred to […]

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Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

66 years of My Life Journey empowered by resilience and gratitude in 70 minutes

Over the years, I’ve been encouraged by friends, founders, and CXOs to document my journey. Many believe that my experiences, culminating in recognitions from Forbes India and Fortune India as one of the top angel investors, are worth sharing. This journey, marked by values and great outcomes, has much to offer. Recently, serendipity played its […]

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Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

Homemakers as CEOs: How Recognizing Domestic Leadership Can Transform Society

In today’s fast-paced world, the leadership and management skills of homemakers often go unnoticed. Despite handling finances, decision-making, and emotional well-being for their families, they are rarely acknowledged as the true CEOs of the home. Why is this? Cultural norms have long undervalued domestic work, labeling it as much less prestigious than corporate roles even […]

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Personal Philosophy - Sarcha

Launch of LEO1 – Mastercard by Indian Cricket Team Captain, Rohit Sharma

At the outset I want to thank my founder friend, Rohit Gajbhiye for giving me the opportunity to be a part of the launch of Leo1 -Mastercard. I was able to have a one on one with the man himself Rohit Sharma and Rohit Gajbhiye who introduced me as someone who is deeply engaged in promoting […]

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Personal Philosophy

Thoughts on Personal Balance Sheet

As we step into 2024, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on our personal balance sheet. It is therefore important to assess our tangible and intangible assets, liabilities and reserves. In my personal view, the asset side should start with: On the other hand the liabilities could be as under: Financial Debt I […]

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Personal Philosophy - Startup

Thoughts on helping children become great leaders

I believe that every child is born with a potential to be a leader/entrepreneur/intrapreneur. Here are some of my thoughts on helping them become great leaders. A lot of these thoughts have come from observing my grandson, Rihaan. I am deeply impressed by how he has picked up leadership traits even though he has not […]

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