Welcome to Sonal Wadhwa's Portfolio

I talk to so many people every single day who tell me that they and their families are going through deep financial struggles, so much so that they’re unable to sleep peacefully at night.

They often say, “I know I have strengths... I want to do something of my own, but I don’t know where to begin.”

They dream of increasing their income, building more than one stream of money, but somehow, they feel stuck, unsure of what steps to take or where to start.

I understand this pain. I’ve lived it.

I learnt the importance of money the hard way. My father worked tirelessly, 12 hours a day, for 35 years, but when he passed away, he left us not just emotionally broken but financially too. Despite a lifetime of hard work, he could save nothing. In fact, he left us with debt.

When I started out, I too believed that a stable job was enough. I thought, “I have just enough to survive, who has time to think beyond that?”

But life doesn’t stand still. My family’s needs kept growing, and one day, I found myself unable to meet them. That’s when it hit me: one source of income isn’t security, it’s risk.

I still remember hearing a speaker say:

“If you lose your only source of income, you lose 100 percent of your financial security.”
That one sentence changed my life.

I asked myself, “If I lose my job today, what happens to my family? Will I be on the streets? Is this really all I’m capable of? Or can I become the kind of person who builds multiple streams of income and stands strong no matter what?”

Today, I work as a Business Process Consultant with a renowned MNC that many dream of joining. I live in London, one of the world’s most beautiful cities. And beyond my job, I’m living my bigger purpose: coaching women through my courses, live sessions, and content on social media. I’ve also invested in real estate and built sources of passive income.

And now I feel safe. I feel proud.
Because I’m no longer depending on just one source of income.
Because I know I built this.

And I want every person reading this to feel that same power within.
To feel confident.
To feel worthy.
To feel financially independent and truly empowered.

My mission is to empower individuals to live with purpose, confidence, and financial freedom.

My Story

I have been working since I was 19, fresh into college.

I was always someone who understood the value of money and how important it is for a person to be financially independent. This was deeply rooted into me because since my childhood I have seen a scarcity of money at my home. There were incidents which shaped me the way I am today.

My father used to run a confectionary shop which though was sufficient for me and my brother to stay educated and fill our stomachs, but nothing beyond that.

I have seen a childhood where I could not bring myself to asking my father to buy me anything I wished for because I knew he did not have enough.

When my mother used to ask him money for buying our school uniform, he gave money in denominations as low as a 5-rupee coin. He had to literally scratch his whole dukaan ka galla to give her something. I have seen him looking into his empty wallet with a hope that he would find something. I have seen his weary and tired eyes when he used to look at his regular customers going to other shops because he did not have enough sales to fill his shop with more goods. I cannot even imagine the pain he must have gone through!

So, when I went to college, it was very clear I had to help him and my mother the best I could with my limited abilities. I started taking home tuitions and with God’s grace could make enough to pay my brother’s tuition fees, help my mother a little in household expenses, bear my own expenses and hence help reduce my father’s financial pressure.

But I was too late to do that for him, because by the time I started helping him, his body had been tearing away from inside. He had Arthritis, which swallowed him because he never had the money to take proper medication. I have seen him at his lowest, when he cried in front of me with pain at night, both physical and mental. I have seen his physical body giving away in front of his willpower to live. During his last days at hospital, he thought even if he survived, he would become a burden to others. My brother was 15 and I was 21 when he left us. But he taught me a very important lesson, that even after 35 years of hard work at his shop, for more than 12 hours every day, he could not save anything. Also, he left a huge debt for us to pay which was eating him inside since long but no one knew off. On the face of it, it may look like disease ate him up, but deep within we knew it was the constant stress of managing a family with no or very little money that took a toll on his health.

My Father taught me that relying on a single source of income for your entire life can be one of the riskiest decisions — sometimes, it even costs you everything.

I took up a job at a multinational company and gave home tuitions on the side, but even then, it wasn’t enough to support a family of three in a city like Gurgaon.

That’s when it hit me — if I wanted to change my reality, I had to build myself. No one else was going to do it for me. I began reading business books, attending webinars, and diving deep into self-development. I started learning about different kinds of businesses and how they could help me grow — not just financially, but personally as well. Eventually, I joined a direct selling company where I was mentored by some of the best in the industry. They taught me how businesses really work, and more importantly, how strong your mindset needs to be if you want to truly thrive.

This entire shift — from an employee mindset to an entrepreneurial one — made me realize how limited my earlier perspective had been. I had unknowingly accepted a life of scarcity and limitation.

And as I started speaking with others around me, I found I wasn’t alone. So many individuals — especially women — were facing the same challenges: financial stress, limited opportunities, and self-doubt. To better understand these patterns, I enrolled in multiple transformational programs with top coaches across India to explore how our minds shape our outcomes.

That’s when I began mentoring people on money mindset — helping them believe that wealth isn’t just a matter of luck, it’s an art that can be learned.

I’ve gone from being someone who once believed they were meant for a below-average life to someone who now deeply believes they deserve abundance and joy. I’ve taken it upon myself to share the tools, mindset shifts, and strategies that took me years to learn.

Many people, just like I once did, are seeking a way out of their struggles. And I’m here to guide them toward a life of confidence, control, and financial empowerment.