In my previous posts, I discussed how I applied discipline, system, and unwavering commitment to overcome anxiety and drive a global vision at PressureJet. But where does that relentless need for structure and control come from? The answer lies in my own operating system. After decoding my Master Mind (INTJ) profile, I wanted to go deeper by taking the Big Five Personality Test (Ocean)—the most widely accepted model of human personality. The results are a fascinating blueprin

Have you ever taken a deep dive into your own mind, only to find a fascinating, beautiful contradiction? I recently underwent an Innate Intelligence Evaluation, a process based on dermatoglyphics, and the results didn't just give me a label—they revealed a powerful, yet nuanced, dual identity: The Mastermind (INTJ) meets The Steady Dove. This isn't just a fun personality quiz; it's a blueprint for maximizing my potential and finding true professional satisfaction. Here’s what

My journey of transformation hasn't been limited to the physical or the professional; it has included a crucial internal victory. When I first joined our family business, PressureJet, after completing my diploma, I faced a significant personal challenge: tremendous anxiety. This struggle became a foundational experience in learning the true meaning of self-mastery. The Path to Inner Control Recognizing the need for support, I sought the guidance of my father, whose wisdom and

I landed in the UK carrying 82 kg, a clear sign that my personal metrics didn't reflect the high bar of discipline I set for myself. That ended upon arrival. By the time I returned to India, I had reduced the weight to a focused 64 kg, a testament to the fact that absolute commitment yields absolute results. This transformation wasn't just physical; it was a profound exercise in applying the very same principles that drive organizational success: strict discipline, clear goal