I like to think of myself as a storm in stealth mode.

I’ve got fire in my belly and a blueprint in my brain. I chase clarity like a hawk but carry mystery like a snow leopard. One foot stands firmly in hustle culture, the other in spirituality — and it’s that tension that shapes how I work and how I live.

I’ve sat two Vipassana meditations, the first when I was just 19. I pray three times a day and meditate almost every day. Do I need to say more?

I’ve always known I’ll make it, though I wrestle with the patience it takes to get there. I’m a lone wolf who thrives in the crowd — someone who will quietly outwork everyone in the room. And when credit comes around, I’d rather pass it on to others, even when I’ve earned it.

Why? Because I believe in the verse (which also happened to be the tagline of my elementary school):

In simple terms: “You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but not to the fruits of your actions. Never consider yourself the cause of the results of your activities, and never be attached to inaction”

I believe nothing is ever achieved alone. There are always invisible forces, people, and circumstances that play their part. That’s why I don’t chase credit — I just focus on the work.

What matters to me is doing great work with people who care — and giving back to the world.

P.S. If you don’t know me, this might come across as virtue signaling. It’s not. This is who I am : )