My path has never been a straight line. I am not a tech specialist or a master coder. I am a curious observer, fascinated by the rapid technological developments shaping our world. My journey has been a series of experiments—exploring different jobs in sales, marketing, and back-office operations, and even trying my hand at business. I’ve learned more from failure than from any linear career plan.

This winding path, driven by a love for everything from gaming and travel to history and economics, eventually led me to a unique position within one of India’s most prestigious conglomerates, the SBI group. Here, my role in marketing gave me a rare opportunity: to sit down with the elite minds of our society—from high-ranking government officials to working professionals of multiple domains and listen to their stories.

I compared their journeys to my own and to those of my peers. A powerful pattern emerged: a story of confusion, a widening gap between generations, and a world changing faster than our career paths can adapt. This platform wasn’t born from a place of mastery, but from a place of intense curiosity. I was told I should write down what I was learning, and so, the Abharatverse began.