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Dr. Pritam Singh and Dr. Asha Bhandarker, People Matters, 15 March 2011 source ↗
Not being at peace with myself, in spite of an ongoing lifetime effort to try to calm down and accept that, no matter what, I did the best I could.
A good film, a good book, a good script, a long phone call.
Perimenopausal anxiety, the terrible feeling of impending doom, something awful happening to my children, writing deadlines. Apart from that, I’m quite chilled.
Nothing, I can sleep everywhere but an aeroplane.
But this is a herd-like mentality as they only back e-tailing and not life science ventures based on genomics et cetera.
The only way to de-stress for me is to take one or two days off and then come back.
Science is about curiosity-driven learning, and unless you are curious, you will never find science exciting.
You always have to believe in your principles and take the route that is fair, even if it is tougher.
I really want to bring an innovative drug to the global market.
I faced a number of credibility hurdles linked to gender, youth and the nature of my business venture.
Jean Paul Gaultier, Bozoma Saint John, Bobbi Brown, Katharine Hamnett, Angela Hartnett, Mellody Hobson
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