Alaokika Bharwani

Alaokika Bharwani

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My Philosophy

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Hi, I’m Alaokika,

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Professional Highlights

Entrepreneur & Leader

My career has taken me across industries and continents, leading and building companies with both vision and heart. From founding Blue Chip Telecom in Silicon Valley to Yogacara in India, I’ve learned what it means to align purpose with performance. I understand the pressures leaders face, and I bring that awareness into every conversation and experience I lead.

Integrated Wellbeing

I have over two decades of expertise in somatic practices, with extensive study in Iyengar Yoga, breathwork, and meditation. I’ve trained under world-renowned masters and bring this deep, embodied wisdom into my work. These teachings have shaped my own practice, influencing my way of seeing and being, which in turn guides the work I now share with others.

Transformation Catalyst

I’ve had the privilege of working directly with individuals and leaders from diverse backgrounds. This work has been hands-on, and deeply experiential, constantly evolving as I do. Each encounter has taught me something new about growth, resilience, and the human spirit, shaped by the stories, struggles, and transformations I’ve witnessed and shared.

Author

In 2018, I published "Just Breathe," a memoir that weaved together my own story with timeless wisdom on the power of breath and mindful living. My next book explores: What if life was never meant to follow a fixed script? What if being thrown off course is not failure, but life’s way of calling us into deeper alignment with who we really are and into a deeper becoming?