Q: What do you do and who do you serve?

Rajinder:
I work with women in midlife who are doing all the things—running businesses, leading teams, raising families—but deep down, feel stuck, tired, or like something’s missing. As both a pharmacist and midlife coach, I bring science and soul to the table. I help women cut through the noise and take meaningful action—so they can feel like themselves again, on their terms.

Q: What inspired you to start Sunrais Health?

Rajinder:
Honestly? I hit a wall. I was burned out, gaining weight, not sleeping—and no one had answers that made sense. And I realized: if I was struggling this much, after years of supporting women in this phase… something was seriously missing.

I created Sunrais to be the space I wish I had. Not a place for quick fixes, but for real support. For women to feel seen, to pause, and to take back control—not just of their health, but of their whole lives.

Q: What does success mean to you now, versus what it used to mean?

Rajinder:
Success used to mean more—more productivity, more boxes checked, more impact from the outside in. Now? It’s depth over width. It's about meaningful, sustainable change—not surface-level wins. I’m more focused on creating ripples of transformation than waves of performance. It’s no longer about doing the most. It’s about doing what truly matters.

Q: Share a challenge you’ve overcome and how it helped you grow.

Rajinder:
Transitioning from being a pharmacist behind the counter to being the visible face of a mission-based brand was huge. I had to find my voice, get on stages, and share my story—which was scary.

But it taught me that if I wanted to help women step into their power, I had to model it first. Now, I help other women do the same—lead themselves first and redefine how they show up.