Photography - Robin Kanozia Hair and makeup - shimmer by kiran - Kiran Verma, Decor - East wedding Decor - Raj Verma , outfit - Elations Designers View - Parminder Grewal
THE TIMES OF CANADA NOV 2020
SHUBHA CHAUDHURY T ime and again, it has been observed that people move from small towns to big cities to fulfill their dreams, with nothing more than
their talent in hand. These places often have promises of providing essential elements that convert their dream into reality, and ultimately lead a better life.
But do not think for a minute that these dreams are as small as their respective towns are said to be. Realizing that they need better resources, and a sustainable environment, to make sure that they can share their dreams with the world. SHUBHA CHAUDHURY IS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW AMBITION AND THE WILL TO NEVER GIVE UP ARE HALLMARKS FOR SUCCEEDING IN LIFE, NO MATTER WHAT YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES AND GENDER MIGHT BE. Born and raised in Rohtak, Haryana (India), she has proved that no boundaries can stop you if you aspire to dream big and turn it into reality. Currently, a Licensed Mortgage Professional with Mortgage Architects – A Better Way. Her motto is “The world is full of distractions, so you need to set the right goals and work hard to achieve them. No one can stop you just because you are from a small town. Just throw yourself in the direction of your dreams, and then work hard, work hard and work hard! Believe me, it works” She has completed a Masters degree in Computer Applications from India, and started her career as a Computer Teacher. From a young age, her dream was to become a teacher, and she was able to make this goal a reality. She always excelled in math and accounting, and studied at one of the best institutes in India for accounting and financial software. Shubha Chaudhury, has been in the finance industry for more than 15 years. She has thrived in this constant changing industry, and is able to come up with solutions to make her client’s lives easier. She had a rough start trying to build a consistent client base, and combating the myth of ‘clients only go to a mortgage broker when they have been declined by the banks and that mortgage brokers always charge fees for their services’. She embraces this challenge and takes it upon herself
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