Gupta said that personal life is as important as work life and both the aspects depend on each other. Therefore accomplishing a balance between the two is a key to victory. Change comes to play a big role in our lives as the circumstance, the aims and perspectives are subject to change over years. Gupta shares his mantra for achieving the balance in life was instilled in him by his grandfather. The me-time helps you see clearly through the goals you want to achieve and the changes you must undergo to realize the same. For him life is a learning experience where he is offered something new to learn every day.

Deep Kalra
Founder & Group CEO, MAKEMYTRIP.COM

Deep Karla focuses on providing substantial time to our families. He makes sure to have dinner with his loved ones if he is not on a tour. He schedules his cross-continental calls accordingly so that it doesn’t hinder his time spent with family. After completing 14 years of career he decided to skip work on Saturdays.

Nikhil Prasad Ojha
Partner, Bain & Company And Leader, Strategy practice in India

Ojha mentions Confucian’s quote, 'Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life', 'No man ever said on his deathbed, 'I wish I had spent more time in the office''. The Gita is his source of inspiration to put his 100 percent in work as well as personal life. He achieved balance on the both the work and life front with effective management of time. Situation we face in our daily lives might differ but according to Ojha - we could work on fragmenting the jobs to be undertaken and then realize them.

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