I have been a tech and social impact-focused founder since the last few years. When I get any time free from being a founder, I write or I teach.

I got into Teaching and Mentoring about 3.5 years back - this includes physical lectures, talks, and sessions, which then went virtual on the onset of the pandemic. My experience of mentorship comes from being a mentor with a Govt. of India initiative (Atal Innovation Mission) where I get to work with school students to help them build an industry-focused career. In addition to that, I have been a regular mentor to startups in India, Africa, and other geographies under programs such as the Africa Blockchain Institute Incubation program, MassChallenge USA etc. If this sounds like you - feel free to reach out and speak! As for my teaching experience, I have taught Blockchain Technology, web3, DeFi, and NFTs to 6,000+ students, faculty, and PhDs globally.

Most of my experience is in and around blockchain technology, product management, entrepreneurship (3 startups yet), fintech, and social impact. I am a Forbes under 30 honoree in the social impact category. I try to give back to the community by mentoring, helping, teaching, publishing.

• building products
• leveraging new-age tech such as blockchain
• raising funds
• authoring books and leveraging the experience
• hiring and what employers look for
• focused mentorship on resume or personal brand

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• hiring and retaining the best talent (for entrepreneurs)
• maintaining work-life balance as an entrepreneur
• making hard choices for career
• planning early for work, domain, and career

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I’d prefer to be humble and straightforward with you. In the 30-minutes with me, you wouldn’t want me to cajole you into a particular choice. I prefer that as a mentee, you spend time on thinking the #1 most pressing question that’s troubling you (and Why), and then consider that as a crucial takeaway from our call. Reflect properly at your end so that I can add the most value possible. You will definitely find me very serious about your objectives because I know what chances I may have missed in my early twenties and wouldn’t want my mentees to repeat something similar even on having access to me.