I’ve always been a story listener—drawn to the kind of tales that are quiet, slow-paced, and full of meaning. My journey began in engineering, followed by years in the corporate world, working with MNCs. But somewhere along the way, I paused. I took a sabbatical to ask myself a deeper question: What do I truly want to do?

Even after a decade of marriage, I made an interesting choice to return to college and study design—an experience that opened me up to new ways of seeing, creating, and contributing. That led me to work with “Smile in the Mind,” where I focused on doing meaningful work rooted in empathy and purpose. Today, I continue this path at SAP, working in research and exploring empathy led innovation.

I’ve always been moved by stories that inspire gently—ones that carry values, innocence, and depth. Beyond work, I find solace in journaling, where I empty my mind to fill my heart. I love cooking, sitting in silence, and practicing art therapy—all quiet but powerful rituals that help me stay grounded and connected.

Through it all, I remain a learner at heart—curious, reflective, and grateful for the unfolding journey.