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India is building 1 unicorn every 9 days. That’s not hype, that’s hustle.

Building something new isn’t just about strategies and growth. It’s also about battling your own thoughts. Some days feel clear — like everything is falling into place. Other days? It's just questions on top of more questions. Working on Social Str

I feel like a 'Nothing' 'Nothing' doesn't have achievements others recognise 'Nothing' doesn't earn a salary 'Nothing' hasn't build a business yet nor a home 'Nothing' doesn't have lakhs in their account But 'Nothing ' has big dreams 'Nothing' has

Still in Outreach. Still in Build Mode. Still Showing Up. With Social Struct, I’m learning that building an influencer marketing agency isn’t about going viral — it’s about being consistent. Right now, I’m: ✅ Reaching out to 10+ brands a day ✅ Gett

No rush. No pressure. Just... progress. With Social Struct, the journey isn’t explosive. It’s not filled with overnight wins or back-to-back deals. It’s small steps: → One honest conversation with a brand → One creator who actually fits → One idea

Every time I write Go, I feel like I’m writing production code — Even if it’s a side project. #Golang hits different.

Some days feel like marketing. Some feel like operations. Some feel like... chaos. That’s the reality at Social Struct right now. No fixed roles. No clear handbook. Just a bunch of figuring-it-out moments. One hour we’re pitching to a brand, the n

Connected with an Investor via Medial and even through I did not get investment, got some really good insights and I feel it was best he did not invest and gave me certain cue to make myself ready before pitching next time. Every opportunity is gold

Some days it feels like you are running in circles. You keep working and trying but nothing seems to move forward. The big wins feel far away, people do not notice, and sometimes you wonder if it is even worth it. But the truth is most progress does

The more I travel, the more I’m amazed by how beautifully diverse India is. Every region has its own food, language, clothing — and even a unique way of using gemstones. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, people wear ruby, emerald, sapphire, pearl, and e