Mallika Chopra: Living with Intent
Mallika Chopra Interview: Living with Intent
Interviewed by Sylvia Henderson for OMTimes
Today the OMTimes Team has the pleasure to share an exclusive interview with Mallika Chopra.
Mallika Chopra is the successful author of 100 Promises to My Baby, the author of 100 Questions From My Child, and the author of the recently released book Living with Intent: My Somewhat Messy Journey to Purpose, Peace, and Joy.
Mallika Chopra is also a busy mother of two daughters, a successful entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Intent.com, a successful social platform for people sharing their intents to lead a happier, healthier, and more meaningful life. She enjoys speaking to audiences around the world at venues like TEDx, Idea City, the California Women’s Conference, and Prevention’s R3 summit, and she has degrees from Brown University and the Kellogg School of Management. And she is right here with us today to talk about her newest book, which just released on April 7th, and it’s entitled Living with Intent: My Somewhat Messy Journey to Purpose, Peace, and Joy.
Full Audio Interview with Mallika Chopra on Intuitive Transformations – OMTimes Radio
Highlights from the Interview with Mallika Chopra
Sylvia Henderson: And first of all, I just want to say congratulations. This book is authentic. It’s relevant for this day and age. It’s incredibly practical. And in it, you provide an honest account of your own personal struggle and stress and feeling overwhelmed as a mom and as an entrepreneur trying to juggle it all. And you also share your journey to finding the balance you felt that was lacking in your life.
Mallika Chopra: Yeah. No, thank you. I think I wanted to be just really honest and share just some of the tools and lessons I’ve learned through what I call my messy journey.
Sylvia Henderson: Well, that’s the thing that I really love most about the book, is you give the reader permission to be a lot gentler and kinder to themselves, especially during those times when we all tend to feel that we’re not exactly where we want to be. Because, after all, you know, you have a very successful life by most standards and you’re the daughter of Deepak Chopra. And I think that the general public that is familiar with your father and his work just automatically assumes that–as if by osmosis that everyone in your family is probably completely enlightened and therefore lives their life in perfect harmony.
