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Kunal Bhardwaj
Experienced Growth Strategy Consultant and Educator
Kunal Bhardwaj is a seasoned entrepreneur and the Co-Founder of Stealth Mode, a startup currently in its formative stages. With approximately 17 years of experience in various sectors, he has spent the first six years of his career focusing on strategic research. His professional journey includes significant roles at companies like Invact Metaversity and Creator.co, where he honed his skills in growth strategy and product development.23
In addition to his entrepreneurial endeavors, Kunal is involved in mentoring and advising startups, leveraging his extensive knowledge in growth strategies and business development. His background reflects a strong commitment to innovation and collaboration within the tech and education sectors.13
Highlights
I know CEO of a mid-sized firm whose only son is in jail for murder of his college friend. I know another one who just divorced his wife, with whom he shared a decade of marriage. Both were college sweethearts. There is one man whose only son forced him to spend his remaining days in an old age home. And then there was this successful corporate woman, whose only daughter died of a drug overdose as both her parents were never with her. There is also someone who couldn't even fly back to India for his parents' last rites. While another one died in his sprawling mansion, and no one cared for his whereabouts for almost a month. A father was travelling abroad closing deals after deals, while his son was battling cancer in the hospital.
What is common among all of these stories?
Is it ignorance? Misplaced priorities? Different yardsticks for Success? Or something else entirely? Are they content with the choices they've made? Given a chance, would they trade their professional success for a richer personal life? Who knows!
Is success truly as sweet when you stand at the pinnacle, or does it come with unexpected, lifelong regrets? What if you are alone at the pinnacle to celebrate? And if failure—looming with its 99% probability—becomes reality, was the journey worth the time and effort, sacrificing everything else in the process?
What exactly is the true measure of success? Can we ever truly define it?
After publishing my last fiction novel almost 12 years ago, which sold over 75,000 copies and still continues to sell decently, I somehow found the perfect opportunity to pen down my second one.
Just finished it and hope to publish it soon.
A journey marked by relentless struggle, the seductive allure of power, an insatiable hunger for growth, and sacrifices that cut deep - it tries to fix the puzzle pieces in the lives of those who dare to chase their dreams, navigating the turbulent waters of ambition and reality. This is their story, our story, and the story of everyone who yearns for professional greatness in an unpredictable world.
Advice (Gyaan) is the only commodity in the market whose supply always exceeds demand...
