My favorite childhood memory is narrating all the stories from my school to my dad. I used to animate little details to see his reaction. I tried pulling the same trick in my social science exam, let’s just say I was never given an extra sheet after that day.

As I grew up, my audience expanded from my dad to my school and then big crowds in college looking at me play fictional characters on stage. I’ve always been a theatre kid. Learning little details about different characters and indulging in their stories for months before the final act has always kept life thrilling for me.

My resume will show you how I was an engineering student who spent last 7 years helping businesses improve their website copy. But, I can 100% assure you that there was fun and drama outside of those professional experiences.

Finally, I packed my entire life inside a suitcase and moved halfway across the world to trade my car drives for BVG. Since then, I’ve never had a dull day (chasing a bus approaching your stop while wearing high heels on a slippery road is not for the weak hearted anyways).

Before we end things here, have you seen that video where a news reporter had to inform his family about an upcoming tornado on a live telecast? that’s exactly how the world of advertising feels. And, every single day, I am trying to become more like that guy.