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    Loved the course
    Samaira Sharma
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    Hi devanshi, The session was quite insightful. Your suggestions really changed my perspective towards personal branding and gave me an overall clarity. Keeping all that in mind I am hoping to kickstart my freelancing journey. Looking forward to staying in touch!
    Anusha Lendhe
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    The Business of Design workshop was genuinely valuable and gave me a much clearer understanding of how to approach design as a business, not just a creative practice. The sessions were practical, insightful, and especially helpful in areas like positioning, pricing, client management, and building a sustainable studio.
    Sunpreet Singh Dhanjal
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    I have not completed it yet, but so far the material and videos are really helpful!!
    Anonymous

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About me

Devanshi Saraogi is the founder of D RefleQtion, a branding studio she built from an art page she started at 17, now a full-fledged design agency working with brands across India, the Middle East, and the US including Amazon, Schwarzkopf, and MasterChef. She dropped out of college and chose real-world practice over formal education and built her expertise where it mattered most, directly with businesses. For her, design is never just visual. She sees it as the intersection of business, psychology, and market understanding, a tool that shapes perception, drives decisions, and builds brands that last. Having built a community of 30,000+ creatives and entrepreneurs online and spoken at TEDx, she noticed a gap that kept showing up , talented designers who had the skills but no clarity on how to turn them into a career or a business. That's the gap she's built her work around closing.