It is true when they say that ‘an end only means new beginnings.’ Our guest strongly believes in opening new doors and having new experiences that may end up being fun and meaningful.

Draped in the corporate culture for many years, Aarti Kelshikar entered the world of writing to distill her learnings and experiences in a book. She is an intercultural consultant and coach with over fifteen years of work experience in India, Singapore and the Philippines. She is the author of the book ‘How India Works: Making Sense Of A Complex Corporate Culture.’

Key Highlights:

• Everyone is a sum of their experiences.
• You never know what is in store for you so be open to new interests and ideas.  It can lead to a whole new career and adventure. Learnings are never wasted! 
• Trust is just not about building relationships, it is also about fulfilling your commitments.
• If there is something you are having a hard time figuring out; do not be afraid of showing your flaws. Being vulnerable is a sign of being secure.

Why should you listen to this podcast?

Experience is the teacher of all things and this is what Aarti strongly emphasizes. She acknowledges the fact that it would’ve stunted her growth if she hadn’t undergone a cycle of working at different places doing multiple things. 

Enlightening us with her perceptive insights, Aarti is a delight to listen to about her intercultural work. Her views on how Indians work are interesting.. She weaves all the pieces together in a book that led to discovering her #SecondAct.

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