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“All educational institutes must shut down immediately!” My heart pounded as I realized what this meant for me.

In May 2020, a tough year hit me hard, just like it did to many people around the world. COVID-19 came and changed everything we knew about how to live and work.

It was 2016. I had just finished another shift at the bird farm—feeding birds, scrubbing bowls, and hauling heavy sacks of feed. The work was tiring, the pay was ₹16,000 a month, and despite being a veterinarian, I felt more like a farmhand than a doctor.

On the night of May 5th, 2022, my business, which had been soaring to new heights, suddenly came to a standstill.

When I was a child, this was the hardest question I used to find: What is your Hobby?

I'm a Sindhi businessman. Well, it doesn't end here. I am a Sindhi businessman by family inheritance and profession, or, you can say, a coach and trainer by passion.

On August 31st, 2023, I faced the toughest decision of my life: to leave behind a decade-long career in Talent Acquisition. For ten years, I had thrived in the field, helping numerous corporations find their perfect talent matches. At 35, the future seemed bright, and I was at the peak of my career. But deep down, there was a dream that had been quietly burning for years—the dream of starting my own business.

Do you know who has bigger dreams? Neither do I. Funny, isn’t it? We want everything—money, fame, the perfect life. We dream big, but when it’s time to take action, we say, “Maybe tomorrow.” We’ve mastered the art of putting things off while picturing ourselves on top of the world. Now, 95% of us have one thing in common: huge desires in our hearts, big goals in our minds, but we might lack money, time, or family support. We want to achieve so much, but when is it time to act? Ah, well… tomorrow! I know this too well because I was one of those dreamers. Growing up in a middle-class family, at age 13 I had big dreams but only ₹100 a week to support them. At 14, I started taking tuition classes because, with six other kids in the house, asking my dad for extra pocket money wasn’t going to happen. He had enough on his plate!

2020 was the second most difficult phase of my life. The first was definitely 2011 when I married my girlfriend in a temple during the 3rd year of B.Tech. I was still in college, and there was no source of earning. Life went by, and we sailed through that phase. We believed that if I got a good job, we would be sorted in life. I worked hard, and I got selected as an Income Tax Inspector and joined the prestigious Income Tax Department in Chandigarh. I thought I had been liberated. And, I was wrong! Each time I entered my office, it felt like time travel. Not in a good sense though. It felt like things had moved 15 years backward in the timeline. Tasks that I could complete in 10 minutes were forced to be completed in 10 days because of the broken system. I remember the best contribution I could make to make the system faster was that I convinced my senior to do 1 out of 100 tasks on Google Docs after several rounds of debates and me refusing to work without Google Docs. And, that’s it! 2020 was the time when I first realized that I am not going to die in this slow-moving ship that doesn’t even know where it is moving. I need to create my plane and escape. But how? I sat down and thought about what I love. I love psychology, I love teaching, I love marketing, and I love business. But how can I help people through all of this? The answer to this question was another question: how have I helped myself? I had been a procrastinator since childhood, and I cracked one of the most competitive exams in India with an All India Rank of 42 out of 38 lakhs registered candidates. I had helped myself to transform from the regular procrastinator to becoming consistent in every task I decided without using any motivational fluff. So, finally, I got the rough map of how I can escape this slow-moving, directionless ship. But, I didn’t know how to make a plane. And then came my plane maker – Siddharth Rajsekar. "He taught me the exact step-by-step process to create the fastest plane on Earth – a community-coaching-courses system where I can help people like I have helped myself. I was like, 'Dude! Seriously?' I was exhilarated. I was about to use some cheap parts in my plane. Parts that can stop functioning anytime during the flight. But, that plane maker said, 'Systems work; people fail.' 'Use the best tools so that you don’t need to waste your time repairing your plane again and again.' I was like, 'Alright, captain!' But, things were tough on that ship. Everyone, from my seniors to extreme juniors, had an eye on me. My senior, the Dy. Commissioner of Income Tax, loaded me with lots and lots of work. The most difficult part was – how to take the solution that has transformed me out of my own head and put it in a step-by-step process so it can help others. At that time, if you would ask me – how can I beat procrastination and change my actions permanently, I would have explained everything in 4 sentences: “All our actions are controlled by our deep beliefs.” “Deep beliefs are buried below many layers of experiences.” “You need to change those beliefs to change your actions.” “You can change those beliefs by giving solid reasons against them to weaken them and creating new experiences to break them.” I didn’t know how to implant this idea in someone’s head. I had to read many books, and one of them was ‘Made to Stick’ by Heath brothers. This book taught me how to transfer any idea from your head to someone’s head so that they start believing it. And, the impossible became possible. This led me to build something that has never been built before. It took me exactly 2 years to create the most workable model of my plane. I called it the ‘Deep Changes System’ – a system that would help people become the Consistency Master not by motivating them but by changing their minds from deep within. In January 2022, I launched the system, and boy, it flew so high in the sky that I generated over 90 Lakhs in revenue in just 1 year, and that too while working as an Income Tax Inspector at the same time. Finally, in February 2023, I took the final flight and left the slow-moving ship forever. I never went back to my job. Today, I am sitting on an island, my own island – called the Thinking Machines Community, where I help people beat procrastination through the Deep Changes System. This island has 4000+ paid members, a 60-day journey hosted on TagMango white-labelled app, a community on Mighty Networks, 4 unique monthly challenges, a number of rewards & recognitions of every step of the journey, and a podcast called Deep Changes Podcast. Now, when I ask myself, "What impact have you created by leaving that ship”, I read this message from one of my students: “Honestly, as a student of psychology, it was more beneficial than my degree course.” Today, I wonder, what if I had not met that plane maker? Would I still be convincing my senior to reply to that email directly instead of taking a printout of the same, putting it in a file, taking 10 days to beat around the bush, finalizing the reply on a piece of paper, replying to it on mail, and taking the printout again to put it in the file? Sometimes, I feel the plane maker is sitting beside me, asking, “What’s next?” I look at him and ask, “Can you help me build the most impactful island in the world – a parallel education system where we can transform the directionless people around us who are forced to think like machines into thinking machines?” He responds, “Yes!” I inquired, “What shall we call it?” He whispers in my ear, “Nalanda” To your success,

On the 9th of February, 2018, a Friday morning at 9am, as I prepared myself to reach the office on time, I received a call from my sister-in-law: "Geetha, Sridhar is no more..." Crying and sobbing, I ran to my dad and mum. I was 45 years old, just at the crossroads of moving back to Hyderabad from Bangalore since my daughter, who was appearing for her 10th Boards that year, and I was eager to join my family back in Hyderabad after her Boards. My life stood in front of me with a BIG QUESTION. Shock, loss, helplessness, and insecurity were staring at me. The family made a decision, and I had to stay back in Bangalore to focus on my career, aiming to bring financial stability to myself and my kids. Life was not easy; every single day was tough. Confusion gripped me; I couldn't share or talk to anybody. I felt tired and sometimes bored of work, unable to see any purpose in life. I was losing momentum at work, but the fear of financial insecurity lingered, draining my energy levels further.

Back in 1997, in Agra, I first picked up a cricket bat. I had no idea that this small moment would define so much of my life. Cricket wasn’t just a sport—it was everything to me. My father, a cricket enthusiast himself, saw something special in me. He believed in my talent so much that, in 1999, at just Eleven years old, he made a bold decision—he sent me to a boarding school in Chandigarh to train and play at a higher level. Life at the hostel wasn’t easy. The food? Questionable. Homesickness? Relentless. But cricket? That kept me going. Over the next ten years, I played for Chandigarh’s junior and senior district teams, competing at the state and national levels. The dream was crystal clear—to wear the Indian jersey. I played in three national tournaments—under 14, 16, and 19—organized by the School Games Federation of India (SGFI). I also had the honor of representing India at Asian-level school cricket tournaments hosted by Delhi Public School. Beyond that, I participated in elite matches like the Katoch Shield and JP Atray Tournament, sharing the field with some of India’s top players. The Ranji Trophy and IPL felt just within reach. But fate had a different script in mind.

When the world went into lockdown in 2020, it became a turning point for many, including me. I found myself confined to my home, and with all this extra time, I dove deeper into the stock market—a field I had been cautiously exploring since 2019. "Could I really master this?" I often wondered. The idea of systematically mastering trading and investing was driving me. Determined to succeed, I invested around ₹10 lakh in courses, books, and mentorships, slowly piecing together the puzzle that had eluded me for so long. By 2021, I felt confident enough to take a bold step: I left my job to focus entirely on managing my family’s funds. Applying everything I had learned, I began to see consistent results. More people started noticing my success, and I soon found myself managing funds beyond just my family’s. "Maybe I'm onto something here," I thought. Financially, things were going well, and for the first time, time was no longer a constraint. I started sharing my trading profits and strategies on social media, hoping to inspire others, showing them that the stock market, though daunting, could actually be a simple, systematic endeavor. What surprised me the most was the response. My inbox was flooded with messages from people asking for guidance and mentorship. Initially, I was hesitant. "Am I ready to teach others?" I asked myself. I began mentoring a few individuals for free and shared stock insights through PDFs. But soon, I realized something was off. "Why aren't they taking this seriously?" I wondered. It became clear that people didn’t value the free content. Giving away knowledge without a structured framework led to poor engagement. I needed a better approach. Around that time, my uncle, Sanjeev Mishra, offered me advice that would change everything. He had been following Siddharth Rajsekar for his health institute, "Healthyfy," and recommended that I look into Siddharth’s teachings. "Siddharth isn’t just about selling courses; he’s about building meaningful communities and making a real difference," my uncle said. Intrigued, but cautious, I decided to explore further. Even though my uncle had given me access to Siddharth's Diamond membership, I chose to start small. "Let's see what this is all about," I thought, signing up for the Free Webinar. Two hours later, I found myself in the Silver Membership, sharing my Goal Card in the comments. That decision marked a significant turning point in my journey. As I watched Siddharth’s webinars and training videos, I began to realize, "This is about more than just sharing knowledge. It’s about building a community—a tribe that grows together." Siddharth emphasized creating a membership-based model focused on lasting transformations, not just quick wins. His approach struck a chord with me. It wasn’t about pushing information; it was about guiding people through a structured, step-by-step process. With renewed clarity, I dived into the Niche Clarity Blueprint module. "I know my niche is the stock market," I thought. But as I worked through the module, I began to refine it further. "I can carve out a unique space by helping busy professionals learn to invest by dedicating just one day a month to finding multibagger stocks," I realized. This idea appealed to a wide audience—people who didn’t have time for daily trading but still wanted to grow their wealth. The Curriculum Design module was another game-changer. It helped me take all my fragmented knowledge and organize it into a structured, easy-to-follow template. "I can actually help people with this," I thought as I created Goal Cards, Money Management Excel sheets, Journals, Rule Sheets, Mindmaps, and simple Automated Excel Sheets to help the community on their journey. It dawned on me that while there’s plenty of free knowledge available on platforms like YouTube, it lacked a cohesive roadmap. "People need a start-to-finish guide, not just bits and pieces," I realized. But the real transformation came with the Freedom Setup Challenge in the Gold Membership. I started in April 2023, and by the end of the month, I had planned out my entire course content. "This isn’t just about making videos," I thought. "It’s about aligning every piece of content with a clear outcome." Over four intense days, I recorded all my modules in one go. The Freedom Setup Challenge brought together everything I had learned from the Silver Membership into a practical, actionable plan, from Niche Clarity to setting up Facebook Ads, even registering trademarks and applying for a GST number. "This 30-day challenge solved the puzzle for me," I thought. "It’s exactly what I needed." With my content ready, I took the plunge. On May 26th, I launched my first webinar. "Let’s keep it simple," I told myself, offering a sneak peek into what was coming. I was upfront with my audience, telling them the videos were still being finalized but inviting those who believed in the vision to join for ₹4,999. Fourteen people took that leap of faith. "This is encouraging," I thought, hosting another webinar the following week. This time, 20 more people joined, all free leads generated from Instagram. The traction was undeniable. By June, I realized it was time to scale up. I launched ads, hired a marketing agency, and created videos modeled on Siddharth’s templates. His advice about launching Level 3 (Diamond Membership) within a month of Level 1 was ringing in my ears. I took it to heart. After completing my first Hackathon within a month, I launched the Diamond Membership at ₹69,999 on June 29, 2023. Eleven people joined. "I need to keep this momentum going," I thought. By the end of July, I had 21 Diamond Members, 44 Silver Members, and ₹15 lakhs in my bank account. Of course, it wasn’t all smooth sailing. I faced high costs per lead, rejected ads, and even had my WhatsApp blocked at one point. "Why is everything falling apart?" I often wondered. But Siddharth had prepared us well, always reminding us that every problem is an opportunity in disguise. With every episode of his podcast and each reel he released, I felt as though he was speaking directly to me. He understood the coaches' concerns and addressed them in a way that made me wonder every time, "How does he know exactly what issue I'm facing right now?" In October 2023, I attended the Freedom Business Retreat (FBR), where I received my Hall of Fame award. The energy in the room was electric. "This is where I want to go deeper," I thought, realizing I was just scratching the surface of my potential. That’s when I decided to join the Quantum Membership. By November, I was part of the Quantum Incubator, and by February 2024, after attending the Quantum Retreat, I had crossed ₹60 lakhs in revenue. The Quantum Retreat was unlike anything I had experienced before. At FBR, we focused on foundational elements like funnel building and targeting the right audience. But at Quantum, it was about getting into the 1%—the few who genuinely want to make a difference. "It’s no longer about money; it’s about impact," I realized. We learned about refining qualities, developing the right ideologies, and setting powerful intentions. It shifted my focus from making money to creating a stronger community and giving more knowledge. I came back from the retreat fired up and immediately started refining my programs. I launched the Quantum program for those wanting to go deeper, generating ₹15 lakhs in revenue. I also joined the FBR Crew in March, getting a behind-the-scenes look at how large-scale events are run. Observing Siddharth's composed and steady behavior provided an exemplary lesson in effective leadership and the art of inspiring others. A one-on-one session with Siddharth was another game-changer. With his guidance, I revamped my Hackathon from scratch. Following Siddharth’s advice, I hired three team members from within my community, one of the best decisions I made. He connected me with a marketing expert, and soon enough, things started to fall into place. By June 2024, just a year after launching, I crossed the ₹1 crore mark. By September 2024, my revenue had reached ₹1.4 crore. This journey wouldn’t have been possible without key allies—my uncle Sanjeev Mishra, Siddharth, and my incredible team. Looking back, I’ve realized two key lessons that have been crucial to my success: first, implementing Siddharth’s teachings exactly as they are, and second, mastering my mindset. “The only barriers to success are the ones you create in your own mind,” and this has proven true time and again. It’s not about how much knowledge you have, but how effectively you can teach it to others. A significant part of this process is what Siddharth calls “keep your brain in the freezer.” This means setting aside your own assumptions and following his system to the T. Every piece of advice Siddharth shares is based on extensive research, testing, and what he knows works best. Until you’ve reached a solid milestone like your first crore, resist the urge to deviate or try something new. Just follow his path, no matter how tempting it might be to experiment. Mastering your mindset is just as critical. It’s the only real barrier between where you are and where you want to be. Siddharth emphasizes this constantly, and it’s a principle I’ve incorporated into my community. Develop daily habits that strengthen your mindset—write in your journal, listen to “The Strangest Secret,” spend time with your family, write down ten new ideas every day, and focus on growth. Avoid getting trapped in the mindset of “I need everything to be perfect before I start.” If you’re clear on your niche and have your Hackathons ready, launch your first webinar. Don’t wait to have everything perfectly in place. Just go live and let things evolve. Your focus should always be on giving immense value, so much that people naturally want to follow you without being asked. If you follow Siddharth’s teachings precisely, build the right mindset, aim for progressive goals, and consistently provide value, success will not just be possible—it will be inevitable. Remember, this journey isn’t just about becoming a crorepati; it’s about becoming a catalyst for change. That is the true success. If I can do it, you can do it too!

In 2015 my mom asked me, “Are you sure you want to do this?” I told her I was very sure. This was when I told her that I wanted to get married to my now husband, Rahul. In March 2020, my mom asked me the exact question, “Are you sure you want to do this?” I told her I had never been so sure. This time it was for a very different reason. This time it was about me giving up a profitable fashion business that I spent 5 years building and deciding to be a Parenting Coach for mothers. I don’t blame her for being so unsure about the decision because honestly, it wasn’t the most rational thing to shut down a business which was already generating 6 figure revenue every month and was retailing Internationally in London, Dubai, and Bangkok to start something new. But sometimes we need to be a little irrational, take a chance, and follow our heart even if it all seems a little crazy to start with. I am going to share with you my story of “How a fashion entrepreneur turned into a parenting coach and earned more than 3 crores in 2 years of launching herself as a coach.” And all of this 100% from home while spending quality time with my family. Even though this sounds great, my story is not an extraordinary story. It is a story of an ordinary girl who took some simple steps with faith and surrender. But this is not just my story. There are other people involved in this story, and you will be meeting them as the story unfolds. 2015 I was a full-time fashion entrepreneur and a passionate content creator sharing snippets from life on Instagram to help mothers. In 2020, when COVID happened, the fashion business I had built came crashing down. I should have felt very bad, given that I was losing something that I had given years of hard work. But surprisingly I felt no pain. I felt no loss. I felt a sense of relief. I loved my time with my family. I spent hours reading. Also, I cooked for my husband which I rarely did. Life seemed so much better. What should have come to me as a shock felt like a pleasant break? So now I started questioning myself was this truly what I wanted? And one day when I was doing my morning prayer, I had a small conversation with God. My go-to person for everything. I told him that I am surrendering to you and I want you to give me the wisdom to decide what it is that I truly want. When I opened my eyes, the decision was made. That was the last time I called myself a fashion entrepreneur. Now I knew what I was not but I had no idea what I was going to be. There was a vacuum that was created. I felt uneasy and restless sometimes. But then I learnt one thing, that every time we create space and wait patiently God fills up that space with something bigger and better. For me the space was immediately filled up with something that I love to do, I started reading and sharing content on parenting on Instagram more consistently. Now all the mothers who had been with me on Instagram started messaging me for help. I had a lot of free time so I would do many free one-on-one calls every day. But then I started to burn out. I thought that there had to be a better way of helping mothers. Like always God was super kind and he made me join a webinar. This webinar changed the whole dynamics of my life. I was introduced to my mentor, Siddharth Rajsekar, a simple-looking man sitting from his home office and impacting the lives of millions. I sat through the whole webinar and like a good student kept engaging in the chat box. Three things that hit me hard were: Build a business to serve others. Build a business that gives you more time with family. Build a business from home. This is exactly what I wanted. I wanted to serve mothers. I wanted to be home with my family and son. And I wanted to build a business. It all seemed too good to be true. All of this was so new for me. I was like, is this for real? But there was no way that I was letting go of this. I grabbed this opportunity and became a Silver Member with the Internet Lifestyle Hub. I watched course after course like a Netflix series. That’s how world-class the courses are. Then after a few days of being a Silver member, I received an email on the day of Akshay Trithiya to upgrade as a Diamond Member. Usually, we buy Gold on this day for prosperity and good luck, but I decided to invest in Siddharth’s Lifetime Diamond Membership instead. This investment has given me exponential results. I had never imagined that a 60k investment would turn into 3 crores in just 2 years. Even though the results are great, what I am most proud of is my journey with ILH and the person that I have become. The first phase of this journey was super fun. Sitting and watching courses all day and getting introduced to something new every day. I loved it. But when I started the second phase which is the implementation I went through a major phase of overwhelm. The technology, making videos, recording courses, teaching, designing landing pages, making websites, automating email sequences and there was just so much to do. Here’s where the community support in ILH kicked in and this is also what I love the most about ILH. When you become a part of ILH you are not just a student. You are treated like a family member and you are given proper support and attention irrespective of where you are on your journey. So when I was overwhelmed by all the technology, I decided to reach out to a fellow ILH member who had recently been interviewed for the Hall of Fame. (Hall of Fame is awarded to students who cross 3 Lacs in revenue as a digital coach.) We spoke for exactly 2 minutes and I asked him just one question — “How can I deal with my overwhelm?” He said, “Just do one topic a day.” This one piece of advice changed the game for me. I started my day with one topic and in just 2–3 hours I was able to implement it. I realized how easy the technology was. It was like a fun DIY activity because of the simplicity with which Siddharth explains it. I then participated and successfully finished Hackathon, a challenge designed to help you launch as a coach in just 2 months. And that’s how a fashion entrepreneur turned into a parenting coach in just 2 months. However, this was just the beginning. I still had to announce this to the world. I had absolutely no idea how to do that. Now I started to face one resistance after the other. The resistance to making videos for social media. The resistance to hosting masterclasses. And the biggest resistance of all, the resistance to selling my memberships. I knew this wasn’t going to be easy. But I also knew that I wasn’t here to give up. I think it was my willingness to help mothers that allowed me to overcome my resistance. You need to have a strong “Why” if you want the Freedom Business Model to work for you. If the formula isn’t working for you, there is no problem with the formula. It only means you don’t have a strong why behind what you wish to do. But once you have a strong “why” this formula not only works but it works like magic. And that’s what I started to experience. The magic of growth. The magic of service. The magic of having my own tribe of mothers. The magic of having been interviewed by celebrities like Alia Bhatt. The magic of hosting workshops for some top corporations like KPMG, Walmart, EY, etc. The magic of being recognised as one of India’s leading parenting coaches by Time of India and being in print across all cities in India. The magic of becoming a new version of myself. I now don’t worry about what people think of me. I don’t feel awkward when I sell my memberships, instead, I feel happy that this will help a mother feel confident, creative and courageous and do so much better for her family. Here is what one of my students Ramya shares: “A very good morning ma’am. I am Ramya Reddy Jonnala, Supermom Platinum Member. My deepest gratitude to you ma’am. I am so lucky and I thank the universe for giving me such a wonderful mentor for my life. After many years I was finally feeling like my true self. It’s all because of you ma’am. I am grateful for you. I used to be in frequent fights with my husband be it due to in-laws or stress from doing so many things yet not satisfied and all but now I understand and take action on improving myself and helping others and now my health has improved so has my life too. Even my husband and a few of my nearest have observed the change and they are giving me so many compliments. It’s all because of you ma’am. I really thank this universe for giving me such a wonderful person as a mentor in my life. Thank you, ma’am.” This is how a shy, introverted fashion entrepreneur is now the founder of Easy Parenting Hub, a digital school for mothers where we all are silently working on a revolution. The revolution to convert our homes into Happy Homes so that we can collectively build a Happy Nation. I want to share with you why most mothers stay stuck. I am sharing this based on my experience of interacting with more than 1,00,000 mothers in the last 8 years and my own experience of being a mother. Most mothers face mainly one of these four challenges: Health includes emotional, mental and physical health. They experience stress, anxiety, anger and confidence issues. The relationship includes a relationship with the self, the child and the family. Not sure if they are doing the right thing for their children, what activities to do with them and how to improve the quality of their connections with people around them. Career issues include working mothers struggling to manage their home and child and homemakers wanting to restart their careers or seeking acknowledgement for the work they do for their families. Money issues make mothers dependent on others for every small decision that they have to make. Now we need to understand that: the problem is not the problem. The problem is that we choose not to do anything about the problem when we know what the problem is. For example, if your car suddenly breaks down, that’s completely normal. It is indeed just a machine. But the problem is not that the car broke down, the problem is that we don’t get it fixed because of laziness, procrastination and a hundred thousand different reasons that we come up with. So if you wish to take your life to the next level. Stop sitting on your problem. Instead, take charge to work on it. Identify the area that is keeping you stuck, pulling your energy down and then work on it. Here is a formula that I have been using for the past eight years and I have full faith in it. The formula is: Life = Energy = Life Long Learner This is how you read the above formula. The only way to change your life is to change your energy and the simplest way to change your energy is to become a lifelong learner. So if you feel that you deserve better and can do better then stop thinking about doing better and instead learn how you can change things around. A few things that I have learnt on this journey is that: Anything is possible if you trust yourself, have a strong why and completely surrender to your mentor. If you are reading this then your soul has a purpose. I am not sure if you know what it is yet. But I am sure that it is looking for you as much as you are looking for it. And you know that you don’t find your purpose, your purpose finds you and when it does, all you have to do is to embrace it so hard that it never leaves you. The problem is that most of us treat ourselves as temporary beings with a limited life span seeking temporary pleasure in materialistic things. That’s exactly why we are always in a rush to get results. The magic begins when you understand that you are a permanent soul with an unlimited life span seeking permanent pleasure by serving others. Then there is no rush. Then there is a sense of calmness in you. And serving others becomes effortless when you have a mentor to guide you along the way. I hope that you will trust yourself. I hope that you will serve someone. And I really hope that you find a mentor like Siddharth. I hope that you will stop honouring the noise around you. I hope that you will honour the voice inside you. I have full faith in you. I truly believe in you. But it doesn’t matter what I think of you. What matters in the end is what you think about yourself. What really matters is do you want to settle for something less than who you truly are. I am not here to settle for less. I know that the journey has only started for me because with a mentor like Siddharth no matter where you are there is always a next level waiting for you. Find a mentor because they can see in you what you can’t see in yourself. I was very comfortable and happy making 5 lakhs a month as a parenting coach before I joined Siddharth’s Quantum Membership. But after joining Siddharth’s Quantum Membership, I have made more than 10 lakhs in just 2 hours. The first time it happened, I thought it was luck but now it has happened thrice. So it is definitely not just luck. This is the power of high proximity with and accountability from your mentor. Had it not been for Siddharth, his gorgeous wife Vanita and the Freedom Business Model I am sure I could have never built a global community for mothers who are committed to converting their Homes to Happy Homes to Build a Happy Nation. I would like to end by saying that my heart is so full of gratitude as I write this story for my mentor’s book because no matter what we do we can never repay our mentors. Find yourself a mentor because a life without a mentor is like drawing water from the well when you are sitting under a tap. There is a story in you. There is a message in your mess. You need to find the message and share it with the world. The world is waiting for you. How long are you going to make them wait? Get up and get started. You are so ready to shine. And I can’t wait to meet you in person someday. To your success,

Whose transformational books feature forewords by celebrities such as Taapsee Pannu, Milind Soman, and Siddharth Rajsekar, and are launched by changemakers like Javed Akhtar, Nandita Das, Ranveer Brar, Milind Soman, and Kanika Dhillon.

I was born into a family with modest means. My dad, a dedicated car driver, worked tirelessly every single day. However, his earnings were never enough to provide more than the basics for our family. When I was just seven, my life took a harsh turn as I lost my mother. Two years later, my father got remarried, and that's when my struggles intensified. My stepmother didn't hide her dislike for me, and the atmosphere at home became tense. While other children were showered with affection, I faced neglect and harsh treatment. I remember going to sleep many nights, hungry and tearful, wondering why life had been so unfair to me. The constant arguments at home between my father and stepmother were not just background noise; they were distressing scenes that marked my childhood. But at 18, a ray of hope appeared. Against all odds, I secured admission to a well-known engineering college. My father, proud and happy, managed to gather the funds for my admission fees. However, this happiness didn't last long. A severe argument with my stepmother about the cost of my education led to the most tragic moment of my life — my father's suicide. Suddenly, I found myself all alone. But then, my uncle, a watchman in a government office, and his wife took me in. Despite their limited income, they supported me wholeheartedly and encouraged me to continue my education. Their home became my sanctuary, a place where I could rebuild my shattered life. After completing college, I started working as a freelancer. The journey was challenging, but it was a testament to my determination to rise above adversity. I bought a small house, a symbol of my hard-earned independence. Inspired by my father's words during our ride back from my college admission, where he advised me never to work under someone, I decided to launch my own web design and development company — "OopsLabs." As my business expanded, life seemed to be aligning with my dreams. I got married to Lavany while she was employed at a Software Company. My lack of business know-how led to some bad decisions. Imagine this: my company, something I worked hard for, was on the edge of going down. And then, the tough part — I had to sell my home to clear off the debts. It hit hard. That house meant a lot; it was a big deal for me. Letting it go felt like admitting defeat, and honestly, it hurt. It was like saying goodbye to a part of me, and at that moment, I felt like I'd hit rock bottom. For nearly 4 to 5 years, I faced challenges and worked on various projects without making substantial progress. But there was a silver lining. My wife got a job opportunity in the US, and we decided to try our luck there. Little did we know that life in the US would present its own set of challenges. The high cost of living forced us to share an apartment with another family. Our living conditions were humble, to say the least. My wife, child, and I slept on the floor because we couldn't afford a bed. I couldn't even spare $10 for a simple haircut. It was a very challenging time in my life, and the American dream was slipping through our fingers. After 10 months, we had no choice but to return to India, back to square one. Determined to rise again, my wife and I started a training company in the US named "Grabagile" in January 2020. Within two months, the COVID-19 pandemic struck, delivering a devastating blow. The initial despair turned into an opportunity, and we adapted by shifting to online training. Surprisingly, Grabagile became one of the top organizations in the US, and our lives changed for the better this time. In the last three years, we have trained more than 13,000 participants and achieved a business turnover of 6 million dollars. My journey has been one of constant evolution, marked by invaluable lessons: Embrace Change: Life is unpredictable, and change is inevitable. Embracing rather than resisting it has been a crucial lesson. The journey from bankruptcy to the success of Grabagile showcased the power of adaptability. When COVID-19 struck, instead of succumbing to despair, we shifted our focus to online training, turning a crisis into an opportunity. Invest in Personal Growth: Joining ILH was a major turning point for me. It changed my perspective on work and life. The programs at ILH, especially those recommended by Sidz, became life-changing tools. They were designed to help me evolve to a different level, and indeed, I went through a complete transformation, becoming a better version of myself. The emphasis on continuous learning and self-improvement became integral to my success. In my journey, trust, gratitude, and abundance have been guiding principles that transformed my perspective on life. Trusting the universe, even in the face of adversity, has allowed me to navigate challenges with resilience and optimism. Embracing gratitude has been a constant companion on this path, as I find joy in appreciating every experience, whether challenging or joyful. It's through gratitude that I discovered the true richness of life. This unwavering trust and gratitude have paved the way for abundance in all aspects—health, wealth, and relationships. Abundance, for me, is not just about material prosperity but a holistic sense of fulfillment. Trusting, being grateful for each moment, and recognizing the abundance around me have created a positive cycle, reinforcing a mindset that attracts even more blessings. This perspective has not only shaped my personal well-being but has become a source of inspiration for others on their own journeys of trust, gratitude, and abundance. As I stand here today, I am grateful for every experience that has brought me to this point in my life. And I'm especially grateful to the people who stood by me through thick and thin. I want to emphasize the importance of community and support. My uncle, aunt, and later, my wife played pivotal roles in my journey. Having a strong group of supporters is very helpful in overcoming difficulties and staying motivated. As digital coaches, it's crucial to build strong relationships with others in your field and create a sense of community. By helping and encouraging each other, you can achieve your dreams and make a real difference in people's lives. Also, being grateful for the people who support you is a powerful way to stay positive and focused on your goals. Gratitude helps you appreciate the small wins and the people who stood by you through thick and thin. Make sure to thank your supporters, both personally and professionally, and value the relationships that have made a difference in your life. This feeling of gratitude will not only make your relationships stronger but also give you a sense of happiness and satisfaction in your journey to success. I want to end with a quote that resonates with my life: "Tough times never last, but tough people do." This quote by Robert H. Schuller perfectly captures the essence of my journey. It's a reminder that setbacks are temporary, and with determination and hard work, you can achieve your goals. My story shows that no matter where you start, you can achieve your dreams with hard work and determination. It's important to help others along the way and to remember the kindness of those who helped you. As I've experienced firsthand, making a positive impact on the lives of others creates a ripple effect of kindness and inspiration. Let's strive to make a positive impact on the lives of those around us, and create a ripple effect of kindness and inspiration.

I first heard the words “Lights. Camera. Action!” when I was 17, stepping into the world of entertainment as a model and actor. But from the start, I knew there was so much more to explore in the world of creativity. Amma had always been clear with her advice: “Don’t be a puppet to other people’s opinions, situations, or fears. Be Bindaas!” She always encouraged me to follow my dreams with a free-spirited attitude. And so, I did just that. It wasn’t long before I realized I was more curious about what happened behind the camera. The magic of filmmaking—how it all came together—pulled me in. This curiosity led me to pursue a postgraduate degree in Film & Television Production at Xavier’s Institute of Communication, Mumbai. By the age of 20, I was producing and directing content for big names like Disney, CNBC, and P&G. I felt like I was only getting started. But there was more to learn. At one point, I found myself thinking about what came next, a little unsure but still eager to push forward. Imagine a starry-eyed girl from Mumbai, with no connections and no place to stay, landing in Chennai. I created an opportunity to work as an assistant director at Madras Talkies, the renowned production house led by one of the industry's masters, Mani Ratnam. That was me—Bindaas! I couldn’t help but smile at how life had unfolded. Not long after, I joined Star TV Network as a Promo Producer, where I created promotional content for the network. Before I knew it, I was on the launch team of Star One as a Programming Producer. Life was moving at full speed. I decided it was time to pursue another dream—starting a family. “Tathasthu,” said the Universe, and at 27, I had my baby girl, Archisha. Becoming a mother changed everything. I had expected life to be busy, but what I didn’t anticipate was just how much motherhood would shift who I was. Will my work life go on like before? I wondered. I had my second baby, Meera, when I was 30, and that’s when it hit me. I no longer wanted to leave my children for long stretches of time. But in the media industry, that was a given—unpredictable, long hours were part of the package. Is it time for a break? I asked myself. It seemed so. Choosing to stay home and raise my kids over continuing my career wasn’t a decision that many around me understood. I was criticized, and the question often lingered: Was this the right move? But to me, the answer was simple. The formative years of my children’s lives wouldn’t come again, but I could always return to work and continue my career. Thankfully, Brijesh, my husband, stood by me, supporting every choice I made. During this time, I discovered a whole new side of myself. I got trained in classical dance, became a certified yoga teacher, and even participated in art exhibitions showcasing my abstract paintings. The flexibility allowed me to embrace new passions while raising my children. Years later, as my kids grew older, I faced a new challenge: How do I re-enter the media industry? I felt lost, battling self-doubt and a complete lack of confidence. Hey Bhagwaan, Where was the confident, Bindaas Aparnaa? Who was this stranger inside me? I would often wonder. I eventually made my way back in 2015, directing branded content, ad films, and even a web series. But something still wasn’t right. It was incredibly creative and exciting, but as expected, it came with irregular working hours. By 4 PM, I wanted to be there for my children when they returned from school. But who would hire someone with such an unusual request? One day, I had a light bulb moment. YouTube! I thought. Why not try creating something from home? But doubts crept in. Home videos? After all my years of professional work? Isn’t this a step down? And the nagging question: Log Kya Kahenge? ("What will people say?") Then, I remembered Amma’s words: “Don’t be a puppet, be Bindaas!” I realized I had to face my fears. Let’s start with what I know, I decided. Makeup! I was a makeup enthusiast and had a bunch of lipsticks lying around, so I started experimenting with home videos. At first, they were terrible. I made a ton of mistakes, but I kept at it. Finally, in 2018, on my dad’s birthday, I launched my YouTube channel, JoyGeeks1. My content focused on beauty and wellness, with reviews of beauty products and yoga-related videos. In just two years, I won YouTube’s Next Up Award in 2020, secured several brand deals, and discovered multiple income streams through my videos. My subscriber count soared past 50,000. It felt good, but I knew I wanted more. I had a bigger vision for the future, but when my father asked, 'How?' It hit me—I didn’t have a plan. That’s when I found Siddharth Rajsekar. I stumbled upon one of his webinars, and from the moment he spoke, I was hooked. He talked about this concept of being a digital coach—something I had never even considered. Could I really do this? With Sid’s niche clarity sessions, I realized what I wanted to do. I didn’t want other women to face the struggles I had. I believed that YouTube and Instagram videos were the perfect solution for women to balance work and family life. This is it, I thought. My niche became “Making money through videos for businesswomen, coaches, healers, and upcoming creators.” I took Sid’s training, upgraded my mindset, and learned how to coach others. By the end of 2021, I launched myself as a Women’s Confidence Coach, using video as my tool to help women build their confidence, gain visibility, and grow their businesses. I'm thrilled to have added powerful NLP skills to my toolkit. As a personal power coach, this empowers me to help women break through their limits and move forward with greater strength and confidence. Now, I’m the proud founder of Bindaas Divas, a community of over 1,000 enterprising women committed to growth and financial independence. These women are learning to use videos strategically to elevate their careers while balancing family life. It’s incredibly fulfilling to see their growth and watch their children observe their mothers as they build personal brands, make bold decisions, and earn more than they ever imagined. Thanks to Sid, and the path he created, I now help women be Bindaas, confident, and ready to own their stories.

In the year 1992, a defining moment arrived in my life that would forever alter its course. It was a time of upheaval, of challenging the norms that had been etched into the fabric of our family's existence for generations. This was the year I decided to confront the predictable trajectory of my life, trading the comfort of conformity for the uncharted waters of pursuing a passion that had been growing within me like an inextinguishable flame. This was the year I decided to embark on a journey that would weave together my unyielding desire for change and my unwavering commitment to fitness. It all began with a year of intense self-education. I delved into the intricacies of fitness, learning about the human body, the science of exercise, and the art of motivating and guiding individuals toward healthier lives. As the days turned into nights filled with study and determination, a vision began to take shape – a vision of introducing the world of aerobic classes exclusively for women. It was a revolutionary idea in a society where gender roles were deeply entrenched, but I was driven by the belief that women deserved spaces to focus on their well-being in a supportive and empowering environment. As the pages of the calendar turned to 1993, I stood at the precipice of change, ready to leap into the unknown. My husband and I took a bold step, uprooting our lives to move to a new neighborhood that would accommodate both my fitness classes and my role as a mother to our young son. It was a decision steeped in sacrifice and determination, a decision that would test our resilience as a family. The journey was tougher than I could have anticipated. The path I had chosen demanded not just physical strength, but also unwavering mental fortitude. My first advertisement, a considerable investment, yielded meager results – just a handful of inquiries that failed to convert into actual students. The initial six months felt like an uphill battle, a period of silence where not a single soul attended my classes. Yet, amid the silence, I could hear the resounding echo of my husband's unwavering support and the pulsating rhythm of my own belief in what I was doing. And so, against all odds, I persisted. Each day was a testament to my dedication and determination. By 1995, a glimmer of progress emerged on the horizon. My clientele began to grow, a sign that my vision was resonating with women who sought a healthier lifestyle. The growing demand necessitated yet another relocation, underscoring the journey of evolution and growth that my endeavor was undergoing. In 1997, we settled into our third residence, which became more than just a physical space; it became a symbol of the dedication and hard work I had poured into my passion. Though skeptics among my friends and family questioned the viability of my efforts, viewing them as a mere pastime, I persevered. I nurtured relationships with my clients, creating a bond that transcended formal business education. My commitment to fitness education was unrelenting, even in the face of setbacks and challenges. While taking time off was a luxury I couldn't afford, I seized opportunities on television shows, offering my expertise for free to reach women in distant corners of the region. This act of giving back not only spread awareness about the importance of exercise but also became the catalyst for growth, gradually transforming my brand's identity from a fledgling concept to a recognized name. By the turn of 1998, the seeds of success that had been meticulously sown began to sprout. It was a pivotal year as I opened a second center that garnered substantial popularity. This was no longer just a passion project; it was a business that was taking shape before my eyes. As the new millennium dawned, I felt an even deeper connection with my entrepreneurial spirit, an unshakable drive that led me to strive for even greater heights. I envisioned opening a center in Secunderabad, driven by a determination that refused to be stifled by setbacks. But life often has its own plans, and in 2005, my journey took a sudden and unexpected turn. A fire accident left me with severe burns, both physical and emotional. The journey to recovery was arduous, filled with pain, doubt, and fear. However, fuelled by the unwavering support of fans, clients, family, and an unbreakable faith in my purpose, I managed to rise from the ashes, much like the phoenix of ancient tales. It was during this trying time that I truly understood the strength that resides within the human spirit. Though I lost clients and financial stability during this period, my reputation remained unblemished. This was a testament to the trust I had painstakingly built over the years – trust that had transcended the boundaries of business transactions, transforming into genuine connections. The year 2007 marked a turning point yet again. Driven by an insatiable thirst for growth and learning, I enrolled in an MBA program, taking a significant step toward personal and professional evolution. Transforming my venture into a private limited company, I faced yet another challenge: recruitment. The industry's biases presented hurdles, but with an indomitable spirit, I navigated each obstacle, determined to succeed. With every passing year, my business expanded – not without its share of ups and downs, of course, but always with an unwavering determination to forge ahead. I achieved milestones that seemed unimaginable, such as completing the world's longest aerobics marathon and entering the prestigious ‘Guinness Book of World Records’. Yet, despite achieving remarkable feats, my heart began to whisper that my true calling lay elsewhere. In 2013, I made the decision to shift away from the physical fitness domain. It was a painful yet necessary step, one that allowed me to explore new facets of my identity and potential. The journey took me through various roles and experiences, each contributing to my growth and transformation. However, an unshakable sense of longing persisted – a longing to return to my roots, to my first love: fitness. The year 2016 was a year of renaissance, a period of rediscovery and renewal. As I rekindled my connection with fitness, a spark was ignited within me. Empowered by the possibilities of the digital age, I stumbled upon Siddharth Rajsekar's program. This proved to be a pivotal encounter, a moment that would set my life on an entirely new trajectory. With the power of digital tools and a growth mindset, I embraced this new chapter of my journey. I established online courses and webinars, leveraging technology to reach wider audiences. The transformation was astounding, with my life taking a turn I had never anticipated. In just three years, I experienced a complete metamorphosis, achieving not only financial freedom but also igniting a new sense of purpose and fulfillment within my family. As I stand here in 2023, reflecting on the tumultuous yet triumphant journey, I am humbled by the abundance that surrounds me. I marvel at the properties, the car, and the freedom of time and financial stability that I now enjoy. Yet, these material manifestations pale in comparison to the deep transformation that has occurred within me. I made 1 crore in total sales just using ILH tools and techniques. My heart brims with gratitude, directed toward my coach, Sidharth Rajsekar. His guidance, support, and mentorship have reshaped my world and opened doors I never knew existed. This journey – one filled with health, wealth, and abundance – stands as a testament to the extraordinary power of belief, resilience, and the infinite possibilities that the digital age offers to those daring enough to dream and tenacious enough to chase those dreams. In the end, my story is not just my own; it is a reminder that each one of us holds the power to rewrite our narratives, to defy conventions, and to create a life that resonates with our deepest passions. Through the darkest of times and the brightest of triumphs, one truth remains unshakable: the pursuit of our dreams is a journey worth every step. Mind over Matter,

In the year 1992, a defining moment arrived in my life that would forever alter its course. It was a time of upheaval, of challenging the norms that had been etched into the fabric of our family's existence for generations. This was the year I decided to confront the predictable trajectory of my life, trading the comfort of conformity for the uncharted waters of pursuing a passion that had been growing within me like an inextinguishable flame. This was the year I decided to embark on a journey that would weave together my unyielding desire for change and my unwavering commitment to fitness. It all began with a year of intense self-education. I delved into the intricacies of fitness, learning about the human body, the science of exercise, and the art of motivating and guiding individuals toward healthier lives. As the days turned into nights filled with study and determination, a vision began to take shape – a vision of introducing the world of aerobic classes exclusively for women. It was a revolutionary idea in a society where gender roles were deeply entrenched, but I was driven by the belief that women deserved spaces to focus on their well-being in a supportive and empowering environment. As the pages of the calendar turned to 1993, I stood at the precipice of change, ready to leap into the unknown. My husband and I took a bold step, uprooting our lives to move to a new neighborhood that would accommodate both my fitness classes and my role as a mother to our young son. It was a decision steeped in sacrifice and determination, a decision that would test our resilience as a family. The journey was tougher than I could have anticipated. The path I had chosen demanded not just physical strength, but also unwavering mental fortitude. My first advertisement, a considerable investment, yielded meager results – just a handful of inquiries that failed to convert into actual students. The initial six months felt like an uphill battle, a period of silence where not a single soul attended my classes. Yet, amid the silence, I could hear the resounding echo of my husband's unwavering support and the pulsating rhythm of my own belief in what I was doing. And so, against all odds, I persisted. Each day was a testament to my dedication and determination. By 1995, a glimmer of progress emerged on the horizon. My clientele began to grow, a sign that my vision was resonating with women who sought a healthier lifestyle. The growing demand necessitated yet another relocation, underscoring the journey of evolution and growth that my endeavor was undergoing. In 1997, we settled into our third residence, which became more than just a physical space; it became a symbol of the dedication and hard work I had poured into my passion. Though skeptics among my friends and family questioned the viability of my efforts, viewing them as a mere pastime, I persevered. I nurtured relationships with my clients, creating a bond that transcended formal business education. My commitment to fitness education was unrelenting, even in the face of setbacks and challenges. While taking time off was a luxury I couldn't afford, I seized opportunities on television shows, offering my expertise for free to reach women in distant corners of the region. This act of giving back not only spread awareness about the importance of exercise but also became the catalyst for growth, gradually transforming my brand's identity from a fledgling concept to a recognized name. By the turn of 1998, the seeds of success that had been meticulously sown began to sprout. It was a pivotal year as I opened a second center that garnered substantial popularity. This was no longer just a passion project; it was a business that was taking shape before my eyes. As the new millennium dawned, I felt an even deeper connection with my entrepreneurial spirit, an unshakable drive that led me to strive for even greater heights. I envisioned opening a center in Secunderabad, driven by a determination that refused to be stifled by setbacks. But life often has its own plans, and in 2005, my journey took a sudden and unexpected turn. A fire accident left me with severe burns, both physical and emotional. The journey to recovery was arduous, filled with pain, doubt, and fear. However, fuelled by the unwavering support of fans, clients, family, and an unbreakable faith in my purpose, I managed to rise from the ashes, much like the phoenix of ancient tales. It was during this trying time that I truly understood the strength that resides within the human spirit. Though I lost clients and financial stability during this period, my reputation remained unblemished. This was a testament to the trust I had painstakingly built over the years – trust that had transcended the boundaries of business transactions, transforming into genuine connections. The year 2007 marked a turning point yet again. Driven by an insatiable thirst for growth and learning, I enrolled in an MBA program, taking a significant step toward personal and professional evolution. Transforming my venture into a private limited company, I faced yet another challenge: recruitment. The industry's biases presented hurdles, but with an indomitable spirit, I navigated each obstacle, determined to succeed. With every passing year, my business expanded – not without its share of ups and downs, of course, but always with an unwavering determination to forge ahead. I achieved milestones that seemed unimaginable, such as completing the world's longest aerobics marathon and entering the prestigious ‘Guinness Book of World Records’. Yet, despite achieving remarkable feats, my heart began to whisper that my true calling lay elsewhere. In 2013, I made the decision to shift away from the physical fitness domain. It was a painful yet necessary step, one that allowed me to explore new facets of my identity and potential. The journey took me through various roles and experiences, each contributing to my growth and transformation. However, an unshakable sense of longing persisted – a longing to return to my roots, to my first love: fitness. The year 2016 was a year of renaissance, a period of rediscovery and renewal. As I rekindled my connection with fitness, a spark was ignited within me. Empowered by the possibilities of the digital age, I stumbled upon Siddharth Rajsekar's program. This proved to be a pivotal encounter, a moment that would set my life on an entirely new trajectory. With the power of digital tools and a growth mindset, I embraced this new chapter of my journey. I established online courses and webinars, leveraging technology to reach wider audiences. The transformation was astounding, with my life taking a turn I had never anticipated. In just three years, I experienced a complete metamorphosis, achieving not only financial freedom but also igniting a new sense of purpose and fulfillment within my family. As I stand here in 2023, reflecting on the tumultuous yet triumphant journey, I am humbled by the abundance that surrounds me. I marvel at the properties, the car, and the freedom of time and financial stability that I now enjoy. Yet, these material manifestations pale in comparison to the deep transformation that has occurred within me. I made 1 crore in total sales just using ILH tools and techniques. My heart brims with gratitude, directed toward my coach, Sidharth Rajsekar. His guidance, support, and mentorship have reshaped my world and opened doors I never knew existed. This journey – one filled with health, wealth, and abundance – stands as a testament to the extraordinary power of belief, resilience, and the infinite possibilities that the digital age offers to those daring enough to dream and tenacious enough to chase those dreams. In the end, my story is not just my own; it is a reminder that each one of us holds the power to rewrite our narratives, to defy conventions, and to create a life that resonates with our deepest passions. Through the darkest of times and the brightest of triumphs, one truth remains unshakable: the pursuit of our dreams is a journey worth every step. Mind over Matter,