“Sometimes, no matter what you do, you won’t get anything right; and other times, no matter what you do, everything you touch will turn to gold.” Yogendra Patel Today, I am joined once again by one of my buddies, Rupal Patel. Rupal is her own words ‘living the dream’ as a writer, professional speaker and advisor to founders, leaders and corporate teams. But it hasn’t always been that way, which we kind of unpick in our meandering conversation. I’d also like to share a quote that Rupal’s father, Yogendra Patel, shared with her when she was younger: “Sometimes, no matter what you do, you won’t get anything right; and other times, no matter what you do, everything you touch will turn to gold.”. This is so true of life in general and of the entrepreneur, investor and all-round striving-for-success-person, as I’m sure you’d agree. We talk about a range of topics, unplanned and unscripted, as is usually the case when we get together. Do we get a software plugin that enables us to suddenly smash through those glass ceilings or be self-compassionate when we let our focus and priorities slip? Do we become an overnight success or is there perhaps a journey of personal growth, trial and error the odd means to an end route we take along the way? I guess we kind of delve into philosophical and spiritual contemplation, as we discuss our purpose, including how it can be discovered and change over time, being in balance both personally and universally, being wholly human and the merit of measuring both return on both time and return on energy, in addition to return on investment. Oh…we also speak of being humble, grateful, having choices, still facing first-world problems, manifestation coupled with disciplined action…and so much more! I must also not forget to mention the fact that Rupal received a proper book-publishing deal earlier this year. Her book will be published in May 22 but is available to pre-order from Amazon, which I have already done. It’s called From CIA to CEO, unconventional life lessons for thinking bigger, leading better and being bolder. The struggle of how she came to write this book is worth listening to and I know it’s going to be a great read, for sure. I think we also mention property, occasionally! Resources: Pre-order Rupal book here Rupal Patel’s email address rupal@blueinfinyproperty.com Blue Infinity Property Group website The Property Voice YouTube Channel The Property Voice Social Media Channels: Facebook ¦ Linked In ¦ Twitter ¦ Instagram ¦ YouTube The Property Voice Meetup Page & Eventbrite Page Property Deal Tips How to Reach Richard By Telephone Link to the Podcast feedback survey TPV Apprentice Programme info HERE Today’s must do’s Subscribe to and review the show in iTunes…and while you are at it please help us to spread the word by telling all your friends too! Property Investor Toolkit – here is the book link on amazon.co.uk & amazon.com in case you would like to get yourself a copy to accompany this series Transcription of the show Today, I am joined once again by one of my buddies, Rupal Patel. Rupal is her own words ‘living the dream’ as a writer, professional speaker and advisor to founders, leaders and corporate teams. But it hasn’t always been that way, which we kind of unpick in our meandering conversation. I’d also like to share a quote that Rupal’s father, Yogendra Patel, shared with her when she was younger: “Sometimes, no matter what you do, you won’t get anything right; and other times, no matter what you do, everything you touch will turn to gold.”. This is so true of life in general and of the entrepreneur, investor and all-round striving-for-success-person, as I’m sure you’d agree. We talk about a range of topics, unplanned and unscripted, as is usually the case when we get together. Do we get a software plugin that enables us to suddenly smash through those glass ceilings or be self-compassionate when we let our focus and priorities slip? Do we become an overnight success or is there perhaps a journey of personal growth, trial and error the odd means to an end route we take along the way? I guess we kind of delve into philosophical and spiritual contemplation, as we discuss our purpose, including how it can be discovered and change over time, being in balance both personally and universally, being wholly human and the merit of measuring both return on both time and return on energy, in addition to return on investment. Oh…we also speak of being humble, grateful, having choices, still facing first-world problems, manifestation coupled with disciplined action…and so much more! I must also not forget to mention the fact that Rupal received a proper book-publishing deal earlier this year. Her book will be published in May 22 but is available to pre-order from Amazon, which I have already done. It’s called From CIA to CEO, unconventional life lessons for thinking bigger, leading ...
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