Hi  ,

Today is Father’s Day, and it stirred something deep within me.

It’s been nine years since I lost my dad.
And even now, I often find myself wondering—did he know how much I loved him? Did he know how deeply I wanted to make him proud?

We lived a very humble life. Most months, his salary would barely last beyond the 10th.

He simply kept giving… kept showing up… kept doing his best for us.

I remember saying as a little girl:
“Aap dekhna papa… bade hoke main bohot paise kamaungi aur aapko mast aish karaungi.”

But life had other plans.
He left before I could make good on that promise.

What hurts most isn’t just his absence—it’s that I only later understood the root cause of so many of his struggles:
It wasn’t lack of effort or love.
> It was his money mindset.

He believed that success was for other people. That money was hard. That struggle was normal.

And for years, I carried those same beliefs… until I chose to rewrite them.

That shift changed everything.

✅ It allowed me to build a life far beyond what anyone expected.
✅ It gave me the freedom to help others, just like he used to.
✅ And it gave me the clarity to understand:

If we don’t change the way we think about money, we silently pass down limitation—even with the best intentions.

So today, I share this message not just as a daughter missing her father…

But as a woman who’s deeply grateful she found the courage to break the pattern.

If your dad is still with you—don’t wait too long to make him proud.

Not just with your words, but with the life you build.

One that reflects strength, growth, and freedom.

And if he’s no longer here—like mine—

Then live in a way that honors his sacrifices…

By choosing a mindset that creates abundance, not just survival.

Happy Father’s Day🤗

To the silent heroes, the givers, the protectors.

May we carry forward not just their dreams…
But their legacy—with wiser beliefs, stronger actions, and fuller hearts.

To your Brand's Success

Sakshi Chandraakar