Sandeep Sahajpal

“You are constantly becoming what you have been deserving to be, and if you do not like the scripting, you have all the mens to change it for better.”

“One thing you cannot avoid ever in life, and that is time.”

“Needs expand themselves to make use of the money available …. And desires expand to make use of ‘others’ money as well!”

“If I was to sum up over three decades of togetherness with my better-half in one word, the only one that comes to my mind is ‘fulfilment’!”

“Parenting role-play change every ten years from affection to duty to responsibility, and then the cycle must reverse with next generation playing the same in the reverse sequence.”

“Eternity is pure and knows to give you what you desire … You have to be clear what you ask for, or else you’ll get what you deserve.”

“You should neither take life too lightly to lose control over it, nor too seriously to become absolutely inflexible. ‘Change’ is intrinsic to ‘life’; even rocks change over a prolonged period.”

“If you remain dependent on your parents all your life, do not carry a wrong pretence that you are even born.”

“What money is worth is never taught in formative stages, thereby everyone defines it his own way, but the fact remains that no one is able to define it ever, but still runs after it blindly.”

“Each one of us has hated his or her parents at some point in early life … how quickly we turn around our feelings determines our extent of success.”

“You should look for qualities in your prospective partner which are similar to your opposite parent or sibling. You will never go wrong, as you have over two decades of experience of managing with them.”

“Is it a coincidence that success follows those who hand out its credit to their parents or teachers. Ironically, the converse is true as well.”

“Each one of us can aspire to be on TOP simply by keeping a strict focus on Time, Objectivity and Prioritising. As simple as that!”

“Earlier you feel being ordinary, chances are that you grow up into someone special; a late realisation though is heart-wrenching.”

“Excess of money creates craving for more, and more, to the point that you are ready at first to compromise your ethics, then others’. Eventually you can compromise social, national, natural and human interests.”