The girl with a broken neck | Radhika Gupta | Women Achiever | Success Story | GCSConnect

Radhika Gupta in this video talks about how we should celebrate our uniqueness rather than trying to blend in.

About the Speaker

Radhika Gupta,
CEO, Edelweiss Asset Management

Radhika is a global citizen who has grown up across 4 continents. She is an entrepreneur who sold her startup to Edelweiss in 2014 to relocate to India. She has worked at Mckinsey & Company and is an alumna of Wharton.

About GCS Connect - Edition I:

Everyone is tested by life, but only a few extract strength and wisdom from their experiences. They’re the ones we call Storytellers. Extraordinary leaders find meaning in — and learn — from others’ experiences to accelerate their life journeys. This foreknowledge prepares leaders to emerge stronger, more confident, and with a deeper sense of purpose and commitment to their mission.

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[anwayapimpale]

She’s a force. A woman of substance. I would want all young women to be inspired by her

[deepakrprasad]

Who's here after Radhika maam made into shark tank 3?

What a spirit and and what a journey 👏

[subramanianarun]

I can't take away my eyes, the way she articulated her story with emotions, humor, message, motivation. Got tears in the middle, so sweet and inspiring !! "Everyone is different and everyone is unique"

[sajalkothari]

Who else is watching it after Capt. Raghu mentioned it in one of his videos, BTW worth watching it!

[upendrazuwarker]

What a achievement ! A lady with a golden heart.. excellent orator.... I wish she becomes the finance minister of India someday 🤞🏻

[shikhasingh]

I don't why I cried ... When I see this video.
She is the real gem.
Ur the real inspiration maam. 🙂

[priyankaahuja]

I liked the line she ended with that "most of the stories have a happy ending" 😊

[striker]

The confidence and effortlessness of speaking is inspiring

[antrikshgautam]

I am in the same industry outside India, I am struck with the ease with which Radhika ji brings out such a personal and difficult matter/ journey. Kudos to her, more power to women.

[scrubadubdub]

She’s amazing what a woman man
She can even be a stand up comedian so bloody good and intelligent

[ranvijaytanwar]

I am here after Capt. Raghu Raman mentioned her in one of his amazing talks..

[dikshitapatil]

Life has got all those twists and turns. ...
We define our own life. Don't let other people write our script."
You don't always need a plan. Sometimes you just need to breathe, trust, let go and see what happens( own experience)

[jassaljs]

‘Lo a man is born amongst men, chivalrous, singular, unfathomable and unique’! I was born with a twisted lower lip and have always capitalised on it. Your story helped me to connect! Today I maybe the only accountant who proudly consults globally wearing a churidar kurta and colourful veg dyed turban. Thanks for sharing your story! Loved it🙏

[sbanavasi]

All hail Radhika Gupta ma'am. Acceptance is the toughest part and she has shown how to do it!

[kotharimedicalcentrebloodc]

What a stunning lady with such a gorgeous personality

[sanjubhaichhajed]

आसान नहीं होती है जीवन की डगर कभी, इसे आसान बनाना पड़ता है,
कुछ बर्दाश्त करके, कुछ नजर अंदाज करके। Mam, thanks for sharing 😊🙏

[dishantsharma]

In my startup i was everything from a peon to pantry … this paved the way.. thanks maam .. god bless

[adithpodhar]

This is really inspiring ! So well articulated and communicated. One of the really good speeches on the net.

[bangtunedin]

Mam, you are a master story teller!! Thank you for sharing your story and the underlying message of acceptance and pride in what you are and where you come from. "Radhika just tell the truth. Sometimes the truth is very refreshing". A message we can all carry.. Instead of putting on our varied masks

[venugopalyarabati]

I am touched with your sharing Mam.Really Vitalizing.I met a lady in Mumbai long back.She is a doctor and her hubby is CA.She told me that her hubby got selected for Harward.I asked her what worked in his favour being an ordinary practicing CA.She told me that 'Harward never looks at where we come from.They look at where we want to reach and what vision one has, what drives us'.Finally I would like to say that as long as heart and mind is not broken, one can fly high as you are.