Like a first date, you need something more, to talk about other than your work.

People connect with people.

My first blog gave me a platform to share my journey into design, to express more about myself With my second blog I want to share a different side of my previous blog – Why I created what I created?

I was so excited when my mom called, I started jumping up and down screaming “Ma, I got the job, I got the job”

Since I always wished to build my career in Media and Entertainment Industry, Mumbai seemed the right place for it. I never thought I would ever leave this city. But when Inbound Mantra offered me a job, I had to make a choice: Mumbai or Gurgaon ! I realized location is not the foremost criteria, but what matters the most is your interest in the given field, it’s learning, scope and growth. I never used to plan on anything, but one thing I really wanted was to get placed where the culture of autonomy was a norm. And with this thought, I flew down to Inbound Mantra, where my realization came true.

A few years ago, I embarked on a journey to become a DESIGNER. Born and brought up in a farming family from a small village named Rathiwas.  I am trying to make my place in this universe.

Being a huge fan of superhero movies and animation they influenced me to enter the multimedia and design industry.

Here I am today living a dream at Inbound Mantra.

Last time when I was told to write a blog, it seemed like an uphill task.

But, for this post, it just took me minutes to write all of this (Ofcourse, the images took like a couple of days).

What made the difference?

Do you remember my last blog? – My Journey from Kandool to Inbound Mantra – that made the difference. The response was overwhelming and gave me a lot of encouragement.

It is one of the driving factors for this blog.

At Inbound Mantra, I have not only grown professionally but also personally. The same has been portrayed below.

I was a little reluctant to write this post.

But, given the all-pervasive season of the affable Elephant God (Ganesha), I could not stop myself.

As a boy, I grew up fascinated by Indian mythology. I continue to be. Rajaji’s books – Ramayana and Mahabharata – are usually around. I must have read the Epics countless times, both in Hindi and English. Lord Ganesha’s stories were no different.

I am sharing three stories from Ganesha’s life to highlight key inbound marketing behavior traits.