About me

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 “I want to quit my job” was a shocking revelation made by me to my family and friends. Everyone was awestruck which was not surprising to me, however, it was not an overnight decision. Journey of becoming a Chartered Accountant was obviously not easy and involved lot of struggle and patience as well. Everyone around was proud and happy, wherein deep down I did not feel the sense of achievement or pride. I always felt as if something was lacking and never gave me the spark which I had anticipated after having such a respectable degree. 

Like a typical pass out and fresh CA, I started working in corporate as practice was never my cup of tea. Ironically, I always knew what I did not want instead otherwise. As life progressed I found myself struggling not due to typical corporate stress but due to a thought of “what good did I do today?” I used to work the whole day on various fronts yet at bedtime felt as if I did nothing. I tried to focus more on work, convinced myself not to be judgmental, and hoped that with time, things would fall into place. After all, I had a good job, a respectable degree, financial stability, and freedom. 

Days passed and I spent 3 to 4 years with same goof-up. I did not know what to do if I decided to quit my job or to which career to be switched to. This just exhausted me mentally and eroded my patience as well. I got to know one thing that the work which one does for almost 70% to 80% of your days’ time has to give you peace at bedtime. I took leave went on holiday, but in vain as mere thought of going to work next day stripped all the freshness gathered. 

Upon analyzing my world of interest, I had a feeling about my interest to take up Arts and study psychology. I have always been keen in observing people based on their behavior, thought and reactions. Also, have been a go to place to my friends and colleagues as well to vent out their thoughts get relaxed and get new perspective. However, I was too naïve to know that this could emerge as a career option and would help me getting out of the loop of dissatisfaction, until I came across an advertisement on Instagram. 

The ad was about NLP and I instantly registered as I could resonate with the questions brought up in there. The cost of the seminar did not really mattered me financially and that how I learnt Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). There I realized being ‘Life Coach’ will lead me to begin my journey towards fulfillment and would be a direction towards the peace I had been seeking. And since then, life has become meaningful. The journey has begun to pave the path worth putting efforts. Being with my clients and coaching them on finding their true potential is much more fascinating. The little progress made with each session, the smile on their face, the potential being unlocked and re-connecting people to their life, their goals, their happiness feels far better, mesmerizing and most importantly ‘making each day count’.