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This document outlines the author's life story from childhood to their current career and goals. It describes their fondest childhood memories like celebrating festivals with their family. It discusses their experiences in engineering college where they learned about diversity and teamwork. They then volunteered at schools and set up an English lab at their elementary school. Professionally, they have worn multiple hats at startups and helped SMEs with efficiency. Their goals are to give back through affordable innovations and help people lead happy lives.
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Breaking my shell – caterpillar to butterfly
- 1. My Life Story: Breaking My Shell – Caterpillar to Butterfly
- 2. Ankur means… ‘sapling – a new life’
- 3. My Fondest Childhood Memories • Cherishing togetherness in a Hindu joint family • Celebrating festivals with dramatic enacting • Proud winner of best actor award • My first crush in elementary school • Earning my first penny: Selling wooden crafts
- 4. My Favorite Childhood Toys
- 5. Entering Teenage • A trip to Himalayas • Giving interview on a local media channel: Made to the state merit list in High school • A happy accident: Learning harmonica
- 6. Becoming an Engineer • Appreciating diversity at India’s most elite engineering college • Solving complex assignments – The power of teamwork • My Master’s thesis – Marriage of crafts and technology • Swimming – Not my cup of tea! • The nostalgic moments at the music club
- 7. Mid-Twenties – The Joy of Impacting Community • Hearing out the dreams of slum children • Volunteering at Deepalaya schools – Being a teacher and a counselor • Giving back to my elementary school – Setting up an English communication lab
- 8. Stepping into the Professional World • Wearing multiple hats at a biotech start-up • Consulting Small & Medium Enterprises to improve their operational efficiency • From engineering to econometrics: Being a data- driven storytelling enthusiast • My first publication: Co-authoring India Health Report 2010 • Co-creating India's first Hindi e-portal enabling students to make an informed career choice
- 9. There is Always a First Time • Venturing into internet space – Help people track and achieve their life goals • Running my first half-marathon – A dream come true • From shyness to full-blown self-expression: Addressing a global audience at UNICEF • First class of my harmonica students
- 10. Lessons Learned During MBA • I can stay calm and take charge in stressful situations. • I can jump into new problems with a new team and new challenges. • I can receive and give feedback to any individual with equal grace. • I can offer actionable solutions to complex business issues.
- 11. What I Would Like to be Remembered For? • Giving back to my alma mater • Bringing affordable innovations home • Enabling people to lead a happy life
- 12. ‘I will flower, I will leaf, I will fruit, I will seed and I will create more of me.’ Thank You!