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Hi, I'm Shweta Swarnkar — India's leading Career Breakthrough Strategist🎓 IIM Lucknow Alumna — Topper, Advanced Program in HRM · PG in Training & Development💼 14+ years inside HR and talent functions · Mom of two
🔁 I've restarted my own career twice after breaks — I know the self-doubt and resume-gap anxiety firsthand.👩💼 Since then, I've trained and coached 1,000+ women back into the workforce with my 6C Breakthrough Framework.Your comeback story starts with one step. Let's take it together.
Learn from a strategist who restarted her own career and has guided thousands of women through theirs.
My 6C Breakthrough Framework turns your restart into clear, doable steps — from clarity to confident interviews.
Fit learning around family and life — flexible, bite-sized lessons you can do anytime, at your own pace.
Get real-time guidance, feedback, and momentum in live group coaching sessions built into my programs.
You're not alone — join a community of women on the same restart journey for support and accountability.
Yes. Breaks of any length — months or many years — can be repositioned. The longer the gap, the more positioning matters, and that is exactly what the 6C Breakthrough Framework focuses on.
No. Getting clear on the right next role for the experience you already have is the first step — the Clarity Compass — of the framework.
A mix of both — self-paced recorded lessons you can fit around family and life, plus live group coaching sessions and Q&A clinics so you are never stuck alone.
Both paths work. Whether you are returning to your previous industry or pivoting into something new, the same identity, positioning, and visibility principles apply.
Start with the free live masterclass, or take the Career Readiness Quiz to see exactly where you stand — then pick the program that fits your stage.
This is bigger than a program. It's a movement of women who refuse to let a career break define their future — rebuilding on their own terms.