India vs China: Business, Mindset & Success Secrets ft. Sanjay Kumar Sharma (suprans.china)
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In this eye-opening episode of the Shallu Nisha Podcast, we sit down with Sanjay Kumar Sharma — a business consultant, dropshipping expert, and angel investor who has built over 680+ private label brands across India, USA, and China.Sanjay shares real insights on why China leads in business, how Indian students and entrepreneurs can grow globally, and what India must learn from the Chinese education, tax, and technology systems.From dropshipping and eCommerce to mindset differences between India and China, this episode is a masterclass for every aspiring entrepreneur.
Timestamps 00:00:00 – Introduction & Guest Welcome00:01:45 – About Sanjay Kumar Sharma & His Journey00:02:41 – Advice for Starting a New Business from Scratch00:07:44 – Indian vs Other Country Mindset in Business00:09:29 – Why Indian Students Choose to Study Abroad00:11:28 – Chinese vs Indian Kids: Mindset & Growth Styles00:14:19 – How to Start a Business from Zero Capital00:33:32 – Indian vs Chinese Education System: What We Can Learn00:40:39 – The Truth Behind “Boycott Chinese Products”00:44:26 – Why India Still Imports from China00:51:41 – Why Chinese Products Are Cheaper Than Indian Ones00:54:15 – How China Uses TikTok & Tech for Business Growth00:58:06 – Language & Communication Barriers in China01:05:27 – Dropshipping Explained: From China to USA01:12:12 – Top Products China Exports Globally01:13:10 – Inside China’s Advanced UPI & Payment System01:14:31 – Women Empowerment & Security Systems in China01:19:15 – How China’s Tax System Helps Businesses01:22:00 – Joint Family Culture in China01:23:37 – What Makes Chinese Food Unique01:26:30 – Living in China: Sanjay’s Experience01:27:30 – 3 Business Learnings Every Indian Should Know from China01:30:05 – Role of Design & Branding in Business Success01:31:00 – Sanjay’s Own Business Journey & Success Story01:39:04 – Big Creators in India & Social Media Trends01:40:34 – Sanjay’s Message to Youth & Closing Thoughts
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