Mukul S. Email and Phone Number

I loved coding from the time I was in school. It really amazed me. It was like exploring different learnings and stuff beyond just academics; amalgamate with philosophy and what not to create systems that helps us all.However, neither I nor my family was aware of a lot of career choices. Of all the alternatives (2-3), I was exposed to; Engineering seemed to be it.After graduating, I worked with an IT company for a year. Eight months into the company, I was still fixing the same kinds of errors and was involved a lot of corporate races.Such that hindered my conscience.That's when I realised I didn’t want to do this. I still didn’t know what I wanted to do.But I was clear with what I didn’t want to do.I resigned.I went back home, with no clue what I wanted to do next.While I was in college, I had started liking photography.While at it, I also joined an NGO, Make A Difference, where I handled its PR for 6 months, which included clicking pictures and making short films.I loved the volunteer work and I stuck with the NGO to contribute as well as learn and avail more exposure about life.I worked with the organisation for 3 years and was handling PR as one of the Regional Strategist.During this time, I came in contact with a lot of media-houses, radio stations and newspapers.However, I lost touch when I entered the corporate world as I couldn’t find time for myself for volunteering or photography.So when I came back home after quitting my job, I started photography again not knowing where it would lead me but till I figure out what else I can work with and make some money on the side.A leading radio station, Radio 'Mirchi Love 107.2', came across my path and became my first project after I left IT sector.That incident paved a way for me I didn't even know existed in the first place.And here I am, years later, running a content media production for brands and companies and mentoring founders, executives and entrepreneurs with on business and personal brands and trying to make the best of it.Although, corporate sector is not all that bad a place. Its just not everyone’s cup of tea.In the end, its just that there are no shortcuts in life and its just hard + smart work. Getting up every time to balance it all out and finding small things to keep you happy is what I think it comes down to, in a broader sense.All in all, just try and be a good human being.