Be Present in Relationships Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Dhru Beeharilal: That’s interesting. I actually didn’t know that story. I think that happens a lot in terms of having the idea person and the execution person. Now we’ll switch gears to personal development. I believe that you would agree, these skills are very transferable to personal and professional. In terms of personal development, tell us about the importance of being present to strengthen relationships. _____
Choosing A Business Partner: 2 Tips Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Dhru Beeharilal: I think that’s great. By having a board of advisors with skills complementary to a skill set that you may not have, you can really add that value as you’re beginning. I think that’s great advice. You mentioned who, why and how. Let me ask you about the who. Choosing A Business Partner: Selective I can appreciate how important it is
Becoming An Entrepreneur: 3 Questions Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Dhru Beeharilal: I think that’s a great point. It’s about asking sometimes. I think people hold themselves back and don’t ask. In addition to the professional and personal development company that you founded, I understand you’re in the process of starting a real estate investment company. What are the greatest challenges in starting companies from the ground up? For those people who are considering starting
Taking Career Risks Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Dhru Beeharilal: What a fascinating bio. Given the diversity of your professional experiences, I wanted to start off by asking you to share any guidance you may have for our listeners from your own experience regarding career transitions, especially with taking risks and detours in one’s career. _____ Dhru Beeharilal It depends on where you are in your career. Taking Career Risks: Early Years Generally,
Electricity Attraction in Relationships Kristina Lynn asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: I think that’s a great point. I think this next question is a great one for you, Jasbina. This gal says, “Do I need to feel that energy with someone to know that he’s the one? I’ve always chosen my past partners based on the electricity between us. It’s not necessarily sexual, but that energy that you feel when you’re connected with someone. I
2 Religions in 1 Couple Kristina Lynn asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: Yes. Thanks for that, Denise. I think that was a really important point. Jasbina, I imagine this question is something that you deal with on a regular basis because of the importance that is placed on family in the Indian culture. We touched on this a little bit but this question will take us into more detail. This gal says, “I’ve been dating
Redefining Romance in Relationships Denise Levy asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: We have some questions coming in. There is one thing I wanted to go back to. Jasbina, you were talking about defining romance. A lot of times, what we see in today’s society is that romance is taken from movies and the media. We blame Disney for our upsets. They set us up to believe in Prince Charming. I wanted to touch on that
Overconfidence on First Date Kristina Lynn asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: Jasbina, I’m so happy that I am jumping up and down right now at something that you said. It’s okay for women to talk about their accomplishments and their goals. They shouldn’t hide that professional part of themselves. It makes me so happy that you said that. I think there is a pool of dating experts out there in the world that advise women
Attracting The Right Partner: 2 Tips Kristina Lynn asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: One of the things that I see are lots of power struggles and confusion. I am thrilled that you would like to delve into this topic. We have people who are on the edge of their seat saying, “Tell me your insights, please.” _____ Jasbina Ahluwalia Attracting The Right Partner: Empowerment Empowerment is a mindset that I really internalize. Part of
Lower Divorce Rates: Eastern Community Kristina Lynn asks Jasbina Ahluwalia: Can you tell us how this might be a different viewpoint in the East? We could probably call it a little more practical. How does this affect the longevity of relationships and marriage as far as the divorce rate? More importantly, do you see that people are happier? Maybe they’re not getting divorced. Maybe that’s because it’s taboo. Are those relationships really happier?
