Time is precious, treat it with care rather than negligence entrepreneur tells students
Multimillionaire Sukhi Wahiwala has been delivering his Daily Focus Time management strategy in the past month
Sukhi Wahiwala, a multimillionaire business leader, has throughout November been delivering his Daily Focus Time (DFT) Management Strategy.
As an author of the SynaGus method he delivered a snippet of his business strategy to young entrepreneurs and aspiring businesses at the UK Business Show in Olympia where he educated people about his SynaGus methodology and the 7-step daily focus time management process.
Sukhi also spoke on his DFT Strategy with students and young business entrepreneurs on a TedX platform at Aston University recently which has currently gained over 27k views on YouTube where he discusses the vitality in eliminating wasted days and time.
The millionaire survived a life-threatening, and ultimately, life-changing incident back in 2006 which dramatically changed his approach to life and work. As he often tells students, the key to it was realising time was precious and treating it with care rather than negligence.
For any college student hoping to forge a career in business, Sukhi’s success is an inspiring one given that he became a millionaire in his early twenties. Sukhi is not just a mentor, but an Award winning Business Leader and Educator who delivers educational workshops on a monthly basis as well as offering his experience to young students and start-ups, but even the most experienced of CEOs.
Sukhi is an international keynote speaker, a recent Forbes 30 under 30 judge and has been a regular feature across British televisions and radio. He is supported by the British Chamber of Commerce in delivering educational focused workshops abroad every month.
He is a proud, humble and successful British Sikh, also co-founder of sikhentrepreneur.com and sikhrolemodel.com.
Sukhi has been described by Xeniya Yun, the CEO of Petrolux LTD, as someonewho injects “clarity and self-belief” in an individual.
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