Retiring from my international Judo career at the age of 19 marked not the end, but the start of a journey toward achieving what I once deemed impossible. Growing up in Mumbai, I never imagined I would move to a new country and launch my own business as a sports psychologist. However, my experiences overcoming challenges in Judo instilled in me the courage to follow my true calling.

As a young athlete, I lacked balance and was driven solely by a relentless pursuit of perfection. This determination helped me navigate injuries at 12, tackle the challenges of National Training Camps by 13, and ultimately achieve the title of Asian Judo medallist at 15. Every athlete experiences highs and lows, and the journey is often more complex than it appears. While it may look glamorous from the outside, only an athlete truly understands the struggles behind the scenes. My mission is to assist athletes in recognizing and navigating that ‘grey area’ between their peaks and troughs. I strive to simplify the process for my clients because success doesn’t always stem from hardship; it often arises from having the courage to heed your inner voice and pursue excellence based on your strengths.

I firmly believe that humans possess an inherent ability to strive for and attain their desires. Some of us may become too caught up in the pursuit, while others might not realize the potential that has always existed within them. My work bridges these two worlds—I help individuals discover that ‘balance’ where their optimal potential can consistently shine through.