Ananta Quest marked the launch of its journey with a one-day life strategy convention held on December 13 at Taj Lands End, Mumbai, bringing together over 350 participants from across India. Designed specifically for individuals aged 50 to 65, the debut convention focused on helping people consciously design their second innings with clarity, purpose and confidence.
The event brought together experts from diverse fields including wellness, wealth management, emotional health, performance coaching, purposeful living and digital safety. Through experiential sessions, guided frameworks and expert-led discussions, participants were encouraged to reassess their health, finances, relationships and long-term wellbeing—moving beyond the conventional idea of retirement toward reinvention.
The convention featured sessions by actor and motivational speaker Ashish Vidyarthi, human performance architect Shayamal Vallabhjee, Dr. Bhavin Jankharia, Akancha Srivastava, Dr. Aditya Nair, Deepa Soman, Dr. Renuka and Dr. Anil Bradoo, along with leaders from estate planning, wealth advisory and senior living sectors. Attendees actively participated in reflective exercises and practical demonstrations aimed at turning insight into action.
Sanjay Mehta, Founder and CEO of Ananta Quest, said the response reaffirmed the growing need for structured guidance among India’s 50+ population. He noted that participants engaged deeply with conversations around identity, readiness and long-term planning, highlighting a clear shift from passive ageing to intentional living. According to him, Ananta Quest aims to provide a platform where reflection, learning and meaningful dialogue can help individuals approach this phase of life with awareness and direction.
Addressing the gathering, Ashish Vidyarthi spoke about navigating uncertainty and embracing change in later stages of life. He shared that the idea of “Picture abhi baaki hai” resonates strongly with people who are questioning what lies ahead. He emphasized that clarity combined with a sense of community can transform anxiety into possibility, making the second act of life as purposeful as the first.
Shayamal Vallabhjee highlighted the importance of conscious choices, stating that legacy is built through everyday actions rather than at the end of life. He encouraged participants to live with clarity, trust their intuition and intentionally design experiences that shape this next chapter into one of growth and fulfilment.
With its inaugural convention, Ananta Quest has taken a significant step toward building a supportive ecosystem for India’s 50+ community. The platform plans to continue creating curated experiences and actionable life-design frameworks that empower individuals to reimagine ageing as a phase of renewal, contribution and purposeful living.
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