Three years ago, life seemed to crumble around me. A podcast about gratitude inspired me to start jotting down five things I'm thankful for each morning. This practice not only made me stronger, but also boosted my confidence. I've never looked back since.

Running my brand alongside my sister, Divya has been an exercise in synergy. While Divya's creativity complements my structured approach, our differing work-life boundaries somehow blend together, powering our brand forward.

My transition from product manager to entrepreneur demanded resilience. The rollercoaster journey taught me to embrace risks, adapt to uncertainty, and view failures as learning opportunities. With a positive, growth-oriented mindset and the support of like-minded individuals, I've continued to forge ahead.

At 25, I stepped into an arranged marriage, without fully grasping the intricate dynamics it involved. Fast forward 5.5 years, and I’m not just happily married, but I've also learned to balance my relationships within both families. Alongside family life, I've also kept my professional aspirations alive and found time for self-care by recording songs and running a YouTube channel with over 1.7k subscribers. This journey taught me to maintain a balanced attitude and the importance of patience, two vital elements that I credit for my ability to handle all facets of life.

When I moved to Bangalore right after graduation, I was all alone. No friends, no connections, just me. I worked hard, all the time, with long hours and no weekends off. One day, someone in my family suddenly passed away, even though he was in his early 40’s. That shook me. It made me realise how short and unpredictable life can be. That's when I discovered the value of patience. Instead of rushing through my work, I started to take my time, make space for myself, and nurture my relationships. I learnt that patience is key - whether you're trying to find a balance between work and life, or just trying to make sense of it all.

Being a public relations manager means facing a fresh set of challenges daily. But my Positivity earrings remind me there's a silver lining. They're not just crises, but chances to shape narratives and connect organisations with audiences. These earrings are my daily beacon, encouraging me to keep a positive outlook and seek opportunity in adversity.

3 months back, my close friend lost his father suddenly who was in a perfectly good health. That incident came as a shock to all of us. I was taken aback by the same. That day I realised I have so much to be thankful for. Whatever the problems I have in my life, at least my parents, my husband and my whole family is in good health. I should thank God everyday for the same. From that day, I have made it a point to light a diya first thing in the morning and sit in front of God at least for 2 minutes to thank Him for everything that He keeps giving me on a daily basis. So so grateful for all the things He does for me. Tbh, I had tears in my eyes while writing this. 

From my earliest memories growing up in a vibrant, extended family of 10-12 members, I experienced the true essence of unity. Our family was a harmonious whole, fostering a deep sense of togetherness. Moving forward to my college days, I discovered my passion for volleyball, and what an exceptional team we were! The Synergy among us was unparalleled, whether on the court, at home, or out in the world. I've had the privilege of connecting with individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and places who join forces to achieve something extraordinary. One remarkable example that comes to mind is Trisu's shoot, which vividly demonstrates that Synergy is not merely about working together; it's about co-creating remarkable achievements. My SYNERGY thrives when all the individuals I hold dear come together as a cohesive team.