On October 24, 2008 my life changed forever when my father whom I adored died unexpectedly, suddenly, and sadly less than one week before his 58th birthday (October 30, 1950)
Whether you live in New York or New Delhi YOU have a responsibility to not only remember those whose lives ended that day, but to live your life and pursue your dreams so when your life is over, it mattered.
For me, what’s most important as I fully embrace taking my business to the next level and “putting myself out there” is that ALL of me is represented. There is a list of reasons as long as there is wide for not mixing spirituality and business (believe me, I’ve debated many of them) but at the end of the day each of us have to settle for ourselves what we’ll choose to do.
One of the most popular (and my favorite) I Love Lucy episode is when Lucy and Ethel go to work at a chocolate factory. Their job is to take pieces of candy off a conveyer belt and wrap each piece individually. At first everything is going great, Lucy even tells Ethel that it’s going to be an easy job, “I think we can handle this OK,” she says.
Welcome to Sanyika.com (or perhaps I should call it “Sanyika 4.0″ as this is the 4th version that’s been out there in the last 6 years) it is my public declaration to be accountable to myself, my business, and the people I’ve been put on the planet to serve and support the best way I know how.
I don’t watch very much TV, but I do enjoy a few shows, one of them is The Apprentice with Donald Trump.
He’s a bit over the top at times and not everyone likes him but what I respect about him is that he’s clear on who he is and what he wants to accomplish.
2008 was by far my toughest year ever both personally and professionally. I lost several people that I loved dearly. The unexpected death of my father, my cheerleader, my confident, my friend was a blow that I still am not sure I fully feel even months after it has been dealt.







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