“I changed my thinking, it changed my life.”
Shivansh Agarwal is an entrepreneur whose 180-degree life transformation, deep and witty thoughts on life, success and failure, startups, and self-independence have helped several individuals get on the right track
and pursue their dreams.
He started with his primary research and made his debut with his startup idea of “Sharing Extra Luggage at Airports between two passengers like OLA for Air Travellers,” thus, allowing one of them to earn while travelling and the other to save money for his extra luggage.

While the world got hit with a pandemic situation, his dedication and zeal to achieve big things did not move an inch lower by the hit. His initial idea failed. His co-founders and team members left, but he stood straight without any fear of failing. He kept on optimising his startup every day, moving around, meeting several other entrepreneurs, discussing other loopholes and doing thorough research on challenging competitors.
He knew that he was a college student and had no other source of funding than himself, so the same year he launched “CorpCrush”, a web development and digital marketing agency that works with startups towards development and growth, and managed to collect enough funds by working with 10+ global and national clients in just 7 months.
From this book, he hopes to motivate today’s youth and other aspiring entrepreneurs to launch new and successful businesses and conquer the corporate world. In September 2021, he came up with an initiative for every individual who wants to start his own entrepreneurial journey with the help of “The Entrepreneurship Master Course” under the tag of “Y.E.A Network,” through which he mentored 100 people in just three batches.

After doing certain steps of validation and reviews, he finally optimised Trivy and started prototyping with his in-house consultancy team.
His mother is an entrepreneur who started her business selling her product packets for Rs. 4 in Delhi and made a business worth crores in a few years, but as a single mother, she left the business, as she realised that her work was somehow affecting children’s education.
Today, after 15 years, he has launched his mother as the co-founder of Trivy, and she is now leading administration and mentoring the complete team towards growth.