Since a very young age I loved to write long stories. When most of the kids where busy playing with action figures and dolls, I was busy writing up long essays and stories from the top of my head. The deal with me confused my parents. They urged me to play outside and get out of the house some time. I did so only grudgingly. The internet was a massive help for my creativity. I was able to share it with millions of people at the click of a button. It was simply a matter of time before my stories on the internet became famous and many readers asked me to compile all of the stories into a book to sell it. I didn't want to go paper back. I decided to compile it and sell it as an e-book. The sales went through the roof and soon I had a pile of money which I didn't know what to do about. It helped pay off my parent's long term loans and sponsor my elder sister's education. I realised that I had a lot of influence on the web. I really wanted to grow that and manifest its rewards.

I set up a digital content creation platform. Website content management is one of the biggest fields on the internet. I quickly developed software with a friend to manage content & user generated content management. It was a huge initiative that captured the minds of everyone in the tech business. I swiftly began ruling the whole industry in content management. I was amazed at the possibilities that could be generated within India. It was great experiment and I had offers from all corners of the world for funding and owning a share. It was simply amazing. I was having the time of my life. I took my family on a trip across South America. The world travel dream that my dad had would truly be possible. My mom always wanted to learn cooking from different parts of the world. All this was coming true. I was the happiest person alive. I wanted to help a lot of people and impact their lives by helping them with their needs. I set up foundations that cater to needs of special children and unfortunate people. Fortune has the habit of making people rude and unkind. I didn't let that happen to me. I worked on making a difference to the lives of people through the income I acquired. Initially it felt very wrong but when I first interacted with the people I knew that it was the right thing to do. I didn't know what to say to them but just pray deeply in my heart for their needs and their future. That encounter let to the creation of my next project that helped teachers evaluate their student's home work in a more efficient and effective manner. The programme was funded almost entirely by government bodies and the WHO. I got to meet some really amazing people.

The whole experience was worth all the wealth in the world.