You can’t really be good at something, you hate!
Today, I have the great pleasure to discuss with Sukhi Jutla, Founder of MarketOrders, the B2B trade marketplace for gold jewellery and diamonds. Sukhi is the author of 3 books including ‘Escape The Cubicle: Quit The Job You Hate. Create a Life You Love’, a regular keynote speaker and passionate about supporting female entrepreneurship.
She is an IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer and became the World’s First #1 Bestselling ‘Blockchain’ Author. Listed as one of the Top 100 Asian Stars in UK Tech, Sukhi left a decade of corporate life to be an entrepreneur. A meaningful life for her is being the best version of yourself and fully accepting who you are and what you have to offer.
She is passionate to get people to really understand that there’s more to life than just a desk job. In this episode, she shares great insights from her journey, challenges and lessons learnt that I am sure will inspire you to live your dream life now.
Key points discussed
- Why it took her 10 years to leave the corporate world that she hated to do her own thing
- How she managed to write her books even with a full-time job and tips for would-be authors and the power of committed decision
- How following her curiosity helped her to find their purpose
- Why having gratitude for where you are should be a key principle in life
- How losing her dad helped her to better appreciate the incredible opportunities of life
- Why walking away from a quarter of a million pounds was one of the most empowering experience she ever had and became even more fearless!
- Why you should always follow your gut instinct
- How the quiet child she was once living in fear and always colouring inside the boxes eventually rebelled to become fearless
Now, listen to my conversation with Sukhi Jutla to learn much more. Let’s dive in.
Resources
- Finding local events: www.eventbrite.com | www.meetup.com
- Podcast: Tim Ferriss’s show
- Seth Godin blog
Books
- Four Hour Workweek his book actually really inspired me to you know get moving on my dreams and goals.
- The Autobiography of a Yogi
- The surrender experiment – The untendered soul – by Michael a singer.
Contact Sukhi Jutla
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sukhijutla
- Website: Sukhij.com
- Twitter: @SukhiJutla
She is author of three books:
- Escape The Cubicle: Quit The Job You Hate, Create A Life You Love
- The FinTech Book
- Blockchain For Books
Contact Me, Francine Beleyi the host of the show
- Website: www.francinebeleyi.com/podcast – post your comment below the posts
- Twitter: @FrancineBeleyi
- Instagram: @FrancineBeleyi
- LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/francinebeleyi
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Thank you @francinebeleyi for this inspiring podcast ! I’m thinking of writing a book since 2017 but I feel discouraged by the magnitude of the challenge. As Sukhi Jutla says, it’s not enough to make a decision, you have to make a commited decision. Her experience of thirty minutes a day seems quite accessible to me, so let’s stop procrastination to #meaningfulwork #meaningfulLife “being the best version of yourself and fully accepting who you are and what you have to offer” as Sukhi Jutla says.