At 10, I wanted to be Indiana Jones. At 22, I skipped campus placements to become a full time writer. The connection between the two only became obvious later: I’ve always been drawn to stories & to the people who notice what everyone else walks past. Skipping placements wasn’t some heroic movie moment. It was mostly watching everyone around me get high paying jobs while I struggled to land a single interview. At one point I took a low-paying internship just to get something on my resume and kept going. Then one day I wrote a pitch to Swiggy. It went viral. The Times of India, Economic Times, and Radio Mirchi picked it up. It's how I got the nickname “Pookie Copywriter” and soon landed my first full-time copywriting role. That experience taught me something I still use every day: A good idea is not enough. It needs the right angle, story, and format to travel. Now, I work with AI/Tech Founders and Creators. They usually don’t need another person to make them sound “thought-leadery.” They need someone who can understand what they’re building, find what matters & make the right people care. That’s what I help with. I find the ideas and early signals worth owning, turn technical thinking into sharp angles and stories, shape the right hooks and formats, experiment with AI, and connect the content to a real goal. Attention, trust, qualified conversations. I’m a computer engineer who ended up in the creative world. I understand technology from the inside, tinker with AI hands-on, and still obsess over the human side of content: what makes people feel, care, remember, and share. Across projects, my work has contributed to 25M+ short-form views and 5M+ long-form views. I’ve worked with brands including Jar, Ugaoo, GrowthSchool, and creators including Vaibhav Sisinty, Ishan Sharma, Gayatri Agrawal, Ayushman Pandita. Platforms change, Algorithms change but Stories are forever.