We all have unique stories and what makes us who we are is best depicted by another story. Let me share the story that got me here and the story I want to get to.

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I completed my high school in India and moved to Australia. People who have lived in India can relate how it is very unusual for teenagers to work in India and especially if their parents are well off. I was raised in a very protective environment and had no idea how to lift a finger to do something. I grew up observing a lot and that is where most of my knowledge comes from. I always had a need to go in depth of every situation. I learnt some important lessons growing up despite not being exposed to the outside world a lot. My father comes from a trading business so losing and gaining money was normal for us, and that was my very first lesson in life. Money is just a number, and growing up watching my dad work the numbers without much education and making it happen through hard work taught me how to work the digits. I love money but what I love more is happiness. What matters more to me is what I give back and if my idea of earning money is not intentionally or unintentionally hurting someone or impacting someone’s life. The most valuable lesson I learnt from my parents is to stay happy even when you lose, to always keep moving and hope for a better future. I thought I didn't have enough knowledge to go to a new country, but little did I know everything I needed to excel in life was already taught by my parents. The most important one is always hoping even if we lose today, we will get back up tomorrow.

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Fast Forward 10 years after high school, I am the entrepreneur, the writer, and the doer. My first experience writing was publishing my first book in high school and getting it published through a local publisher, thanks to my parents again for paying for it and supporting me. When I came here, I did all kinds of jobs. I remember crying on my first day as a waitress, it felt like my world was shattered. It doesn’t sound too bad to most people but trust me it was quite soul crushing for me. Today I look back on that day, I can proudly say I came out of that becoming the best waitress. I always had high ambitions, so waitressing was a side hustle and a means to keep moving forward. My life accelerated when I was fired from my first office job because I wrote something honest in an email and admitted my mistake in writing. I thought honesty is appreciated, instead I was fired. Either way that didn’t discourage me at all, and I got another office role in a global company. This is where the salesperson in me was discovered. I always told people it would be great if I could make money talking, and then it happened. I was part of this old school company where I was taught everything the hard way. I made a thousand calls a day trying to dummy dial and get mobile numbers. I hit the global target of getting seventeen deals in a month faster than anyone had ever done it. Then I kept moving, at one point doing the sales roles alongside doing night shifts at a restaurant. I kept studying different courses and degrees while working and making it happen.

There is a lot more to come and a lot is always happening. I believe in pure hard work, the impact your actions have and how you can be better for the people around you. My favourite mantra is to keep working hard enough and impressing myself. The minute I stop impressing myself, the respect and pride I have for me will slowly fade away. So the first person to always impress is yourself.

Here at ItsSimple Club I aim to teach more people how to make it simple and help them get to the solutions more efficiently and effectively. Adult life can be at times very challenging, and every stage of your life calls for new and different solutions. I am not the one with answers, but my expertise lies in helping you make it simple so you discover the best answer for you. It’s that simple.