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Hello😬

Any "Game of Thrones" fan here?
Which character you liked most in the series?

Disagree with a man and show him his "weak" logic then watch how much of a boy he is 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Me: Likes a blurred profile because the bio is amazing.
Also me after it unblurs: "This is going to be a very awkward withdrawal..." 💀

Whats your perspective toward marriage?

Some say I'm lucky.. 😶‍🌫️

📍Bursa, Türkiye

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One day... 😅

From Rejections to Creating Opportunities

Every professional journey has a beginning. Mine started with a suitcase full of dreams and very little certainty.

Years ago, I came to Delhi as a fresher, carrying nothing but my qualifications, hope, and the belief that hard work would eventually pay off. Reality, however, had different plans. I attended interview after interview, only to return home with another rejection. There were moments when I questioned myself, wondering whether I was good enough or whether I had made the right decision by leaving my hometown.

But every rejection taught me something that no classroom ever could. It taught me patience, resilience, and the importance of showing up again, even when yesterday didn’t go my way.

Finally, an opportunity came. I entered the pharmaceutical industry as a fresher, eager to learn. Over the years, my journey became one of continuous learning, challenges, travel, achievements, targets, failures, and countless interactions with doctors, hospitals, distributors, and colleagues. Every role added another chapter to my story.

One of the defining phases of my career was working with one of the world’s largest healthcare companies. Those years shaped my understanding of healthcare, business, ethics, and the value of building lasting relationships.

Yet somewhere along the way, another dream quietly began to grow. I wanted to build something of my own. Not just another company, but an organization that could create value, improve patient care, and one day create opportunities for others.

That dream became ************ ********** (my own company).

Starting a business was nothing like working in one. There were no guarantees, no fixed salary, and no roadmap. Every decision carried responsibility. There were difficult days, financial pressures, product launches, regulatory hurdles, manufacturing challenges, and moments when giving up would have been the easier choice.

But every challenge strengthened my belief that perseverance is always rewarded.

One moment, in particular, remains close to my heart. Years after struggling to secure my very first job, I found myself standing on a college campus, conducting placement interviews for fresh graduates on behalf of ************ ********** (my own company).

As I looked into the eyes of those students, I saw a younger version of myself, full of hope, uncertainty, and ambition.

Life had quietly come full circle.

Today, I don’t measure success by designations or titles. I measure it by the opportunities I can create, the people I can support, and the positive impact my work can leave behind.

If my journey has taught me one thing, it’s this:

Your starting point never defines your destination. Rejections are not the end of the story. They are often the chapters that prepare you for the life you are meant to build.

Alhamdulillah for every setback, every lesson, and every blessing along the way. The journey continues, and I still believe the best chapters are yet to be written.

Hmmmmm what happend to "Rima"?
Where is she?

It’s burning 🔥🔥🔥🔥