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Chaos to Clarity
Piyush Thacker
18 episodes
5 days ago
Chaos to Clarity is a podcast where entrepreneurs share the stories behind their business journeys. Not the pitch-decks or polished versions, but the real, raw moments where things got messy, uncertain, or deeply personal. It's not about advice. It's not about success formulas. It's about the emotional and operational reality of building something inside a small or medium enterprise.
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Chaos to Clarity is a podcast where entrepreneurs share the stories behind their business journeys. Not the pitch-decks or polished versions, but the real, raw moments where things got messy, uncertain, or deeply personal. It's not about advice. It's not about success formulas. It's about the emotional and operational reality of building something inside a small or medium enterprise.
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Entrepreneurship
Business
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3 Costly Money Mistakes Entrepreneurs Must Avoid | CA Shwetali Thakare
Chaos to Clarity
39 minutes 3 seconds
2 months ago
3 Costly Money Mistakes Entrepreneurs Must Avoid | CA Shwetali Thakare

In this episode, we sit down with CA Shwetali Thakare, a seasoned Chartered Accountant and policymaker, to uncover the top 3 financial mistakes entrepreneurs keep making — and how to avoid them.Whether you’re a startup founder, small business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, this conversation is packed with real-world insights on money management, leveraging funds, avoiding debt traps, and building financial discipline.We also dive into:- Shwetali’s inspiring journey from agriculture roots to becoming a Chartered Accountant- Her experience in India and abroad (Canada)- The importance of principles and delegation in business success- A glimpse into her poetry and personal philosophy👉 Watch till the end for her advice on living with clarity, balancing roles, and why sticking to your principles is more valuable than chasing quick money.✨ Don’t forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more conversations with entrepreneurs, experts, and changemakers!Chapters00.00 - intro37:00 – Introduction & Welcome1:01 – Shwetali Thakare’s Early Journey1:53 – Cracking the CA Exam & Beyond04:14 – Law of Attraction & Mindset07:21 – Moving to Canada: Challenges & Lessons09:51 – Transitioning Back to India10:54 – Private vs. Public Sector Work14:54 – Entrepreneurs & Finance: The Big Question15:35 – Money Mistake #1: Misuse of Funds15:57 – Money Mistake #2: Over-Leverage & Debt Traps16:28 – Money Mistake #3: Over-Trading & Risk Mismanagement17:20 – The Role of a CA in a Growing Business18:49 – Specialization in Chartered Accountancy19:51 – Water Economics: A Policy Perspective21:43 – Shwetali’s Poetry & Creative Side24:23 – Balancing Roles: Mother, Professional & Policy Maker27:29 – Business Advice: The Rule of 1000 Days28:26 – Revenue vs. Non-Revenue Activities in Business31:30 – Advice to Younger Self: Be in the Moment33:15 – What “Clarity” Means to Shwetali Today33:52 – Principles Over Money in Career & Life36:01 – The Importance of Swadeshi & Indian Goods38:34 – Closing Thoughts & Thank You38:53 – Outro

Chaos to Clarity
Chaos to Clarity is a podcast where entrepreneurs share the stories behind their business journeys. Not the pitch-decks or polished versions, but the real, raw moments where things got messy, uncertain, or deeply personal. It's not about advice. It's not about success formulas. It's about the emotional and operational reality of building something inside a small or medium enterprise.