Delhi, India — since 2012
Fourteen years spent building
the one asset that compounds.
Founder of Law Tak, a firm of advocates with expertise across a wide range of fields and courts. Author of Rewiring the Beast. Since 2012, Abhishek Sareen has met people in every corner of the world and worked alongside thousands of corporates. The network he built along the way is now the thing he is known for.
Four titles. One standing behind each.
Law Tak
The firm he founded and leads. Law Tak is a team of advocates with expertise across a wide range of legal fields, appearing before courts and tribunals in Delhi and beyond. It was built to outlast any single name on the door — including his own.
Rewiring the Beast
Written for people who already know what to do and do not do it. It takes apart the mechanism of self-sabotage — habit, attention, discipline — and rebuilds it from the frame up. The book does not motivate. It reorganises.
Enrolled and practising in Delhi
The courtroom taught him to read a room in under a minute and to hold a position without raising his voice. Both have proved worth more outside it than in.
Founders, and what they actually know
He sits with founders and asks what nobody asks in public — the quarter the money ran out, the call that almost ended it. He listens because those answers outrank any playbook. Then he does the part that counts: he opens his network and makes the introduction that was missing. The conversations are published across Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.
He has never entered a room with a pitch. He has never left one without a relationship.
Since 2012, Abhishek Sareen has met people in every corner of the world and worked alongside thousands of corporates. None of it came from advertising. It came from arriving early, asking the question everyone else was too polite to ask, and following up years after the room had emptied. That is the entire method. Most people will not do it.
The calendar stays open. The agenda is optional.
A collaboration. A founder worth knowing. An idea that has no category yet. A story worth recording. A question better put to a person than to a search bar. One email is enough — and it is read by him, not by an assistant.
By email
hello@abhisheksareen.com