The village kid with a library habit
Schooling in India. A small village, a big appetite for books, and an exit ticket stamped with a 1540 SAT score.
01 — The Story
From Panoh,
to the world.
I grew up in Panoh — a small village folded into the hills of Una, Himachal Pradesh, where big ambitions usually learn to stay quiet. Mine didn't.
I finished school in India, scored a 1540 on the SAT, and crossed the planet to spend four years in Canada earning a Bachelor's in Applied Physics — learning how the universe works, and how to explain it so anyone else can too.
Along the way I led a robotics club for a year, spent four months as an assistant therapist at Brampton Civic Hospital learning that communication is a form of care, coached IELTS students to the bands they needed, and taught applied sciences the way I wish someone had taught me — like a story, not a syllabus.
I've fallen along the way — more than once, harder than this page admits. But staying down never made the list. That's the whole trick, honestly: keep the calm, keep learning, get up.
Now I'm 21, working at Vision Success — not my company, but very much my canvas. I run the creative side: the brand, the campaigns, the content, the ideas. Most of what you see from Vision Success passed through my hands first.
