Empowering Minds: The Journey of Pragya Asari

Introduction:

Pragya Asari is a life coach, mind trainer, and 3rd prof MBBS student at the government medical college, Baroda. She is the Founder and CEO of Pragyanam Brahma the institute of knowledge wisdom and spirituality. She has 9 years of experience as a life coach trainer and has trained more than 5k people. Her specialization is Mind power, Goal setting, career guidance, guidance to live a fulfilling life, parenting, and relationship counseling. 

Pragya belongs to a tribal middle-class family residing in the small village of Godhavada in the Aravalli District of Gujarat, where education is limited, and opportunities are scarce. She has seen and personally gone through how people dominate women and girls, especially because they don’t want girls to be involved in education and empowerment for household work. Despite these challenges, she decided at a young age to break free from this cage and carve out her own identity.

As she began learning and gaining knowledge, Pragya realized how valuable this wisdom truly is, yet her people remained unaware of it. Many struggle to even meet their daily expenses because of this lack of understanding. So, she made a decision, to share this precious gift of knowledge and wisdom that God has given her with the people around me, helping them build a better life.

She has read over 200 books on topics such as psychology, mindset, goal-setting, mental power, memory, emotional intelligence, the subconscious mind, neuro-linguistic programming, chakras, pranic healing, kundalini, aura reading, astral travel, mind reading, numerology, success psychology, money mastery, and biographies of successful individuals, including Wings of Fire by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

Her role models are American author and philanthropist Anthony Robbins, Sneh Desai sir, and Coach Bhupendra Singh Rathore. She has grown up watching them tremendously inspiring people. The journey was quite tough as she had very limited resources but her biggest support has been her parents throughout the journey, she had left home at the age of 16 to pursue her goals as at that time her parents were against pursuing life coaching turned her life wholely, worked as an operator in a tape making company, then got admission in college than did a job as a computer tutor for living with college,  also did a job in a corporate office named VDESK as a Manager, still her parents wanted her to achieve more than decided to appear for NEET exam and cleared it and got admission in Gujarat’s second most named medical college.

Challenges and Achievements:

Pragya faced many challenges in balancing and managing life coaching and study of medicine parallel, and hence once she got a backlog in second prof MBBS due to less attendance, as she was so passionate and swelled in attending sessions, reading self-help and in making of Pragyanam Brahma. 

Pragya got the Global Women Inspirational Award in 2024 and she believes that her most important achievement has been able to connect, convince, and add value to people’s lives. She wants to inspire people. Pragya is the gold medalist in public speaking and a double-time gold medalist in memory power.

In her Youth Empowerment Program, she offers free training to students from rural and tribal schools, covering all costs herself. To date, she has trained approximately 7,000 students.

Personal Insights:

Pragya wants to help others unlock their full potential, empower individuals to achieve their goals and dreams, make a positive impact on people's lives, foster personal growth, and self-awareness, and add values into people’s lives, that’s all the things that help her moving forward in her career path.

Pragya balances work-life by setting clear boundaries between work and personal life, prioritizing self-care and personal growth, scheduling time for personal relationships and activities, practicing what she preaches and using their coaching tools and techniques, and continuously evaluating and adjusting their work-life balance.

Conclusion:

Pragya strictly follows these principles while dealing with her clients:

• Empowerment: Empowering clients to take charge of their lives.
• Confidentiality: Maintaining client confidentiality and trust.
• Non-judgment: Providing a non-judgmental and supportive environment.
• Authenticity: Being genuine, authentic, and transparent.
• Accountability: Holding clients accountable for their actions and progress.
• Self-awareness: Encouraging clients to develop self-awareness and introspection.
• Personal growth: Fostering personal growth, development, and transformation.

Pragya Asari wants to inspire 5 crore people in the next 5 years, she added “Everything is created twice, first in the mind and then in reality”, and with that, she advises young women to be confident, passionate, and brave enough to pursue their goals.