Growing up in a fairly safe and protected home and city, I had very controlled exposure to the world till my teens. I believed that is how the world functions.But when I went out to pursue my post-graduation in Rural Management, I was exposed to people, places, and cultures that truly opened my eyes up. There was a veryyyyy different and interesting world out there.I was endlessly curious. I constantly started seeking new information and experiences.It was about then that I came across a quote “When was the last time you did something for the first time?” By John C. MaxwellFor the next 8 years, this rule dominated my life.Anything new, I WOULD do. New food, new work, new idea, new workout, new people, new places, new cultures.I kept exploring because it felt like life is too short, and there were sooooo many things to do and very limited time. I enriched my life with as many experiences as I could.In that period and process of exploration, I found a few things that are genuinely important to me. Things that I could dedicate my life to, by going deeper into the subject, and also things that give me real happiness.And now I am on that journey, and I’ve chosen the route of entrepreneurship to go through it.At rooted, which is my current business, we provide healthy food choices by creating ready-to-cook products that are fresh, convenient, and easy to use so you can prepare quick meals at home.I believe, that time and energy are very finite resources.And it is up to me to protect them and use them for the things that really matter.So I invest myself exclusively in things that truly matter.I think I’ve come a long way, and there are still miles to go before I sleep.And if you are wondering, most of my time is spent building a profitable business, with health foods at its core, building a team and culture that is precious, and optimizing my health and lifestyle to have maximum energy to give back to the world.If you have any business queries or anything interesting ideas to chat about, feel free to contact me on LinkedIn.