Sarbari Dutta

Overview

I began my profession with Scientific Communications and CRM. After spending a large chunk of my career successfully working in the rigorous MNC culture, I took a break and decided to turn into a full-time homemaker in order to stay with my two children during the most crucial years of their development. Having fully been a part of my children’s lives and growth, I wanted to come back as a professional in a world different than the one I had known before. I became the head of a pre-elementary school and started working on the educational curriculum. Having amalgamated my varied encounters and diverse life learnings, I felt the need for a program beyond the scope of scholastics to aid students to trudge through the tumultuous journey of life successfully. I wanted to make an impact and with this thought, I began my preparations to become a Transformation Mentor and Mind Power Master. I launched my first project 'Koncept Learning' with a dream to change the outlook of the understudies, guardians, and coaches. I wanted to be able to guide the youth better, with this thought I founded "The Alpha School of Life Skiils". 

Having been a mom myself and worked with children a fair amount, I had many experiences that I knew were worth sharing. I published my first book #Me-Myself- Mom, inspired by anecdotes from my own life it is a self-improvement guide for all mom-preneurs who want to achieve success. I understand the compromises that a mother feels she must make in order to be a super-mom but I believe that women need not give up on the individualities to become great mothers. I am convinced that it is very plausible to hold on to one’s identity and dreams while being there for your family. I wish to inspire and guide the mothers who are ready to put in the necessary efforts to achieve their personal goals and ambitions.

Recently Forbes India has published an article on my journey

https://www.forbesindia.com/article/brand-connect/sarbari-dutta-an-emerging-entrepreneur- aiming-to-empower-todays-youth-though-lifes-skills-education/63339/1