The question you keep coming back to

Is this it?

That quiet feeling that you could be doing something different. Something closer to what you're actually passionate about. Somewhere you're back in control.

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The feeling that this might not be it.

The Sunday evening dread. The sense that you're spending your best hours on someone else's ambitions, not your own.

Not burnout, exactly. Just a quiet, persistent question you can't quite shake: what if there's something else — something closer to what you're actually good at, actually care about?

  • 01Stay where you are
  • 02Do something about it
  • 03Keep pushing the question down

You don't need the answer yet. You just need to stop ignoring the question.

If building something of your own is right for you

There's a path. We'll map the details on the call.

Starting a business isn't necessarily difficult — but thriving takes a plan, focus, and support. A preview of what that path looks like:

1 Planning your escape
2 Picking the tunnel
3 Opening the hatch
4 Digging the tunnel
5 Out into the open

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You don't have to figure this out alone

Join a free community of people asking the same question — with weekly live Q&A calls, honest conversations with people further along the path, and the support, accountability and resources to help you figure out what's next.

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Rohit Nanda

Who you'll be talking to

Hi, I'm Rohit.

After years of working for others, I was faced with the same question this community is built around: is this it? I was tired of building someone else's vision instead of my own — so I set out to find what came next, and figure out what actually fit.

Along the way I've spent 25 years working inside and alongside businesses at every stage — scaling fintech startups, senior roles at Nomura, UBS and GE Capital, M&A advisory, and co-founding Asset Match. Today, through Palgrave Consulting, I help founders and business owners bring clarity, control and momentum to what they're building.

That's also what a Clarity Call is for: an honest, experienced read on your situation — not a pitch.

Why a Clarity Call

One honest conversation. Not a sales pitch.

A Clarity Call isn't about pushing you toward starting a business. It's 30–45 minutes to properly explore your ambitions and your situation — and be honest with you about what's actually right.

We won't know which one fits until we talk. That's the point of the call.

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