Titled as the 'Top Career Counseling Voice' on LinkedIn.
Bootstrapped a start-up started on 15th day of College to a Million dollar valuation.
Bagged the highest placement of Delhi University in 2019 (32 LPA) at age of 21 and left it after 4 months of working to continue with entrepreneurship by purpose.
Author of the book: The Painkiller, With No Side Effects which became Amazon Top #3 Seller on First Day of the Launch.
Dignified with REX-Karmaveer GYLC Award 2019 by UN at IIT- Delhi (for being the student entrepreneur for change)
Delivered 5000+ hours of live sessions at Younity.in on Professional-Personality-Personal Development, Marketing Management and Entrepreneurship and 150+ guest lectures, public speeches and mentorship sessions at IIM-Indore, Hansraj College, NMIMS Mumbai, Mithibai College, etc. over the last three years.
MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER
8 years ago, I found myself in a similar situation, wondering how to excel in various fields. This prompted me to focus on developing my personality. Today, I have surpassed even my wildest dreams. I have delivered over 200 guest lectures as a mentor in Personality Development, Life Skills, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship at both B-schools and Undergrad colleges. I have successfully launched three startups from the ground up, both achieving valuations exceeding a million dollars, and I contributed to the highest placement (32 LPA) at Delhi University in 2019, all before the age of 25. During interviews at SRCC Delhi University in 2020, I noticed that deserving students were overlooked by companies due to a lack of a bold, confident, and proactive personality. Subsequently, I have assisted over 200,000 students through practical programs, helping them develop skills and secure internships and placements using platforms like LinkedIn. The most crucial step is to start – decide whether you want to begin today or wait until you face a setback during an interview, prompting a moment of self-realization. The key? Taking that first step! So, decide now - will you start today, or wait until a failed interview smacks you with a shot of reality?
