Why 99% Entrepreneurs Fail! How to Be the 1% | Dr. Saarthak Bakshi, RISAA IVF in conversation with Ekta Capoor, Co-founder, Amazing Workplaces®

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In this impactful episode of The CoffeeQs Show, Ekta Capoor sits down with Dr. Saarthak Bakshi, Founder & CEO of Risa IVF, to explore his extraordinary journey from a young entrepreneur facing multiple failures to building one of India’s most accessible fertility care networks.

Dr. Bakshi opens up about his transition from a failed gaming startup to the world of healthcare, inspired by his mother’s expertise as an IVF specialist. He discusses how resilience, adaptability, and learning from setbacks became the foundation of his success. At the heart of his mission lies a deep commitment to making fertility treatments affordable and accessible in India’s tier 2 and 3 cities—challenging taboos and creating real impact.

Drawing on Bruce Lee’s “be like water” philosophy, Saarthak emphasizes the need for empathetic and adaptive leadership, especially when managing a female-majority workforce. His leadership style fosters trust, flexibility, and mutual respect—values that have helped shape the inclusive and compassionate culture at Risa IVF.

Beyond business, Saarthak’s work with Upar Women Welfare Trust reflects his belief in creating a broader social impact. Through vocational training and skill-building programs, the initiative empowers women to achieve financial independence and self-confidence.

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Dr. Bakshi also shares personal insights into time management, balancing multiple roles across industries, and how he hopes to become a mentor “just a call away” for the next generation of entrepreneurs.

Whether you’re an aspiring founder, healthcare professional, or someone passionate about social innovation, this episode offers invaluable takeaways on leadership, impact, and resilience.

 

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