Life doesn’t always follow the blueprint we design for it. Adhish Rane began his journey as an engineer, but multiple rejections, self-doubt, and moments of uncertainty pushed him to question his chosen path. What followed was a remarkable transformation from an aspiring engineer to a thriving Sales Enablement Facilitator & Coach at Google.
In this talk, Adhish shares how embracing rejection, tackling imposter syndrome, and letting go of rigid expectations can open doors to unexpected success. Through honest reflection and practical insight, he reveals how true growth begins when we stop trying to fit in and start reinventing ourselves for the opportunities that truly align with who we are. He is an Engineer turned Sales Enablement Facilitator & Coach now thriving at Google, with a knack for transforming skills into success stories.
His journey blends sharp sales skills with coaching magic, helping people crush it when the spotlight’s on them! This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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