“Think and act for long-term but also enjoy the present”
Aditya Agarwal Speaks to DQ Channels in a Rapid Fire session
1 - Native Place -
Udaipur, Rajasthan
2 - Currently located in -
Bengaluru
3 - School/College -
IIT Bombay
4 - Company and Designation -
Co-Founder, Wealthy.in
5 - Family -
Wife, an eye-surgeon
6 - My most beautiful memory -
The day I quit my job is a beautiful memory. It was a decision I made that morning. And I told my boss that I am done while he was smoking a cigarette on the sea facing terrace of our office.
7 - In my next life what won't like to do -
Drive in Indian city traffic
8 - My first job -
Management Consultant, Monitor Group
9 - My motto in life -
Think and act for long-term but also enjoy the present
10 - My role model -
My mother-in-law
11 - My favourite food -
Mom's Kabuli Pulao
12 - My favourite pastime -
Watching Arsenal play Football
13 - My favourite place -
Udaipur
14 - Most impressive book I read -
Surely you're joking Mr Feynman
15 - One weakness I have -
I don't always apply myself 100% to the task-at-hand
16 - Social media profiles -
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adagarwal
Twitter - https://twitter.com/AgarwalAditya
20 - One compliment I would like to give myself -
I can hold my nerve when the going is tough
21 - I give the credit of my success to -
Success is a relative term and I don't think I am worthy enough of any comparisons
22 - Social cause I engage in -
Education of girl child
23 - I aspire to be in future -
A good husband and a worthy leader of the Wealthy.in
24 - If I were not doing this work, I would be -
Helping my dad in his business
25 - Work for me is -
A way to 'create' something new26 - My idea of happiness -
Good food, more time with family, less-time in traffic and continued opportunity to build something new
27 - Message for the youngsters -
In life there are some balance sheet years and there are some cash-flow years. Early on in life focus on your balance-sheet (adding skills, building networks, figuring out your passion) and cash-flow (account balance of bank) years will follow.