“Do not view failure as the be all and end all. It does not define you. Instead, take what you have learned and apply it somewhere new.”

—  Bhanu Choudhrie

"Bhanu Choudhrie - Founder of C&C Alpha Group" https://ideamensch.com/bhanu-choudhrie/, IdeaMensch (May 2019)

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