Kushal Kulkarni

A story of a person who achieved the milestone of Freedom Finisher from scratch, and then moved ahead to be in the Hall of Fame, all despite being physically challenged.

It was the year 2021, in November, and I was lost and struggling to figure out how to move ahead with my coaching journey. I had no money in my pocket to invest in learning and moving ahead, and this was the point in my life where I literally needed a mentor to guide me, so that I could move forward under their support to fulfill my goals.

It was not long before I came to know about a mentor who was creating fabulous results, helping his community to grow. I attended one of his webinars, where he shared everything about how the system works and how we can follow the process to overcome challenges in our business and thus create colorful results for ourselves. This guy was none other than Siddharth Rajsekar, a man grounded in his qualities but flying high with his results by helping his community to grow.

During his webinar, he shared his offer of how to get into the system to follow his blueprint and build a successful business all on automation. I was blown away by everything and was all in for his system, but I couldn’t take a step to invest and get into the system because I had no money to invest.

Two days later, I was thinking deeply about how I could get into his system, and finally, I decided to borrow some money from my friend. However, I still didn’t invest because I had doubts, not about his system, but about myself. As time passed by, I was stuck all alone, doing nothing but figuring out how to move forward, and I think my words were heard by the universe.

On December 31st, 2021, I received a mail. In those days, I was not checking any mails in my inbox as I was depressed and lost. But this mail was from the universe, and I couldn’t miss it. I opened the mail and read it. I was on cloud nine. It was a mail from Siddharth, and it was a New Year offer to get into his system at just Rs. 4,999.

I grabbed it without a second thought.

On January 4th, 2022, the start of Hackathon missions, I was supercharged to start with it. We began with the missions to move forward step by step, and a month later, in February, I was at the lowest point of my life.

The doctor asked me not to look at screens because it was harmful to my eyes, and slowly, my screen visibility was gone, and I lost my eyesight. Despite this, I didn’t quit. One of my friends named Himaja, whom I got a chance to connect with on a digital platform, helped me complete all the hackathon missions, taking on the whole responsibility.

By March 31st, we were all set to launch as a coach. Yes, I submitted all the missions and thus achieved the milestone of Freedom Finisher. I cannot thank Siddharth enough for creating such a smooth path for his community, which is strong enough for a newbie as well to set up every system and launch themselves as a coach.

After my launch as a coach, I began my journey to be in the Hall of Fame. Believe me when I say this, if you are confident in your skillset and if you are confident that you are going to do it, then the path and system that Siddharth has created are fail-proof if implemented to get productive results.

What makes me say this so confidently?

Here’s my answer: if a person like me, who is blind but confident to trust the process and be all in for playing this game, then literally, I am unstoppable.

It took me 10 months to be in the Hall of Fame, but still, I am proud of myself for trusting Siddharth’s system that he has created for his community, and our job is to just implement it without any ifs and buts. That’s it; there you have your wonderful results.

My experience in this community has been amazing. Having Sidharth as a mentor is a great thing in itself, and above that, the Hive calls that he has set up to support and grow are like the icing on the cake.

Finally, a person like me who lost his eyesight in the middle of the journey is playing this game to grow, then I think you have to do it better than me. Be all in for this game.

Thank you, Siddharth, for everything. Stay blessed.

Love & Peace,

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