After completing my studies in International Business from Pune University, like most of the individuals out there, I was also looking for different opportunities that could help me acquire wisdom. By the time I was done with my course, every friend of mine had started working with different companies. On the contrary, I was unsure of things that I wanted to do in my life. From working as a stockbroker in the US-based equity start-up to working with KPMG as a financial analyst, to working with different IT companies as a Business development executive, I’ve had all the awful tasting medicines in my life. One day while browsing the internet, I came across the Gandhi Fellowship Program. I found the curriculum of the program unique with exciting processes like Vipassana, Community immersion, etc. and decided to apply for the program seeking self-transformation.

Gandhi Fellowship was an exhilarating experience filled with adventure, challenges and a lot of learning! The program through its unique processes helped me to come out of my comfort zone. Moreover, my peers helped me become a better version of my own self each day. In my opinion, it’s a platform to test all the disruptive ideas and do things that really matter. The program has fulfilled my insatiable hunger for self-development and transformed me into an individual who is no more afraid of risks and failures. It was through the journey of daily action/reflection that I was able to figure out my mission in life- “To bring about a positive impact in the lives of people through Marketing.”

Marketing can either make or break things. I believe it’s the most powerful force which drives an individual from absolute uncertainty towards absolute certainty. Just imagine, a world without Marketing. Without marketing, an organization is more like a one-legged man in a contest. Apart from Marketing, I am also interested in value investing, startups, reading, and solo traveling. Gandhi Fellowship has taught me that there are only 2 golden rules to acquire worldly wisdom.
Rule no. 1: Keep learning, no matter what!
Rule no. 2: Never forget Rule no. 1


Interacting with a group of college students

Currently, I am working with the Marketing and Recruitment team of the Gandhi Fellowship Program. To date, I have impacted the lives of more than 5000+ students from top A/A+ colleges of the country, letting them know about this unique journey of self-discovery, reflection, purpose, and transformational leadership through workshops, focused group discussions, Gandhi Fellowship talks, events, and competitions. I would like to thank all my beautiful peers for helping me become a better version of myself.