Siblings, but Strangers
Part 1 At age 32, I wrapped up my life in New York in two weeks and moved in with Amin, my 30-year old brother
My journey into this work was deeply personal before it became professional. In my 20s, I experienced marriage and divorce, which led me to question everything.
Born to South Asian immigrant parents and raised in a joint family system, I spent years examining the disconnect between words and actions. Naturally, I struggled with trust.
I lived in 8 countries looking for answers and real, genuine healing. This led me to Attachment Science, which I now see as the foundation of all human trust and decision-making.
I am deeply committed to expansion and growth, both for myself and the communities I serve. I hold a Bachelor of Science from Babson College and an MBA degree from INSEAD.
I approach my work as both a systems thinker and a Sufi poet, blending rigorous analysis with deep intuition. Above all, I believe that when we see clearly, we choose wisely.
Part 1 At age 32, I wrapped up my life in New York in two weeks and moved in with Amin, my 30-year old brother
Part 1: How insecurity robs us of a happy childhood For as long as I can remember, I believed that my parents didn’t really love
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