The British-Indian entrepreneur Sudhir Choudhrie could have
lived a very different life. Choudhrie found success as an investor and
business leader  across multiple sectors. However, a cloud has hung over
Choudhrie’s life in the form of a heart condition that could have ended his
life at any time. An irregular heartbeat was identified early and prompted the
investor to seize every day as if it were his last. 

Sudhir Choudhrie was born in Delhi in 1949, with his heart
condition identified at a routine checkup in the mid-50s. Choudhrie details his
heart condition in his memoir, “From My Heart: A Tale of Life, Love, and
Destiny. ” Despite the fears over his health, Choudhrie did not complete a
heart transplant until 1999, when Dr. Mehmet Oz completed a successful surgical
procedure. The investor is now in his 70s and is one of the longest-surviving
heart transplant  recipients. His life has been transformed by the heart issues
that have marked his life for decades. Choudhrie has practiced gratitude for
the small and large blessings he sees. Remaining thankful includes giving back
to society by encouraging others to become heart donors  to save more lives. 

His focus has moved to running the Choudhrie
Family Foundation, but Sudhir Choudhrie remains a successful entrepreneur . His
career began with a job in real estate before his first business, Magnum
Trading, found success. A common sense and innovative approach to business has
allowed Choudhrie to become a savior for struggling companies . The best-known
of Choudhrie’s investment successes is Air Deccan, the Indian airline he
rescued from the brink of bankruptcy. Gratitude and hard work remain the
cornerstones of the life of Sudhir Choudhrie.

Sudhir Choudhrie and business world at wikipidia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudhir_Choudhrie