Throughout my academic journey, I harbored an insatiable enthusiasm for learning and acquiring various skills, often without considering their long-term implications on my career path. My career aspirations took me on a rollercoaster ride, from fervently eyeing a spot in the Indian Air Force (for which I even qualified for the pre-schooling), to envisioning myself as a renowned doctor, all based on the subjects I fancied.

However, being a product of the typical Indian family, where ancestral legacies reign supreme over individual passions, I found myself coerced into a three-year engineering diploma post my 10th grade. Surprise, surprise—I discovered a profound disinterest in the engineering realm. Undeterred, I delved into B.Tech IT, only to find myself in a similar state of apathy.

Fed up with societal pressures and naysayers, I took a gallant leap into the world of design, spurred on by my innate creativity. Then, cue the dramatic entrance of COVID, shattering any semblance of stability. While my peers were busy snagging lucrative job placements, I was left twiddling my thumbs, contemplating my next move. And lo and behold, one fateful evening spent binge-watching "The Social Dilemma" served as the catalyst for my enlightenment.

Thus, I embarked on a riveting journey into product design, a realm where I effortlessly reign supreme. Cue the entrance of a nine-month bootcamp, where I emerged as the epitome of cool, humility, and humor—a bona fide product design extraordinaire.