Working with Aditya Sarao has been one of the most enriching and grounding parts of my career. As a teammate, and even more so as someone who has had the privilege to be mentored by him, I’ve seen first-hand the rare mix of calm, clarity, and quiet strength that he brings to every space he's in. Aditya leads in a way that makes you feel supported, never pressured. He doesn’t micromanage or overwhelm—he guides. He listens deeply, responds thoughtfully, and has an incredible ability to hold space even during high-pressure moments. There’s something about his presence that brings steadiness to the room. And that’s not just a leadership skill—it’s part of who he is. As a mentor, he’s patient, grounded, and genuinely invested in your growth. He gives feedback in a way that’s constructive but never discouraging. He’s the kind of person who celebrates small wins, reminds you of your potential when you forget it, and quietly challenges you to be better. And then there’s Aditya, the therapist. I’ve seen him work with clients with a deep sense of compassion and ethical clarity. His clients feel seen, safe, and understood—because he meets them with a rare emotional intelligence and a mindfulness that’s not performative, but deeply integrated into his being. It’s clear that his work is not just clinical—it’s heart-led, while still being rooted in science and sound knowledge. One of the most consistent things about Aditya is his work ethic. He’s dependable, disciplined, and never cuts corners. He holds himself to high standards—not for recognition, but because he genuinely cares about doing things the right way. And that care shows up in every project, every conversation, every decision. Whether you're learning from him, working beside him, or simply watching how he carries himself—Aditya makes an impact that lingers. Not because he's loud or flashy, but because he's deeply present, quietly confident, and always in service of the people and purpose around him. If you ever get a chance to work with him—take it. You’ll come out of it not just better at your work, but better at how you approach it.