The short version.
I started as a freelance model, then competed in Miss India and made it to the state final. Stage lights teach you a lot about composing yourself in 2 seconds, turns out that's the same skill Reels need.
In 2022 I was the face of a national Himalaya campaign. Billboards in 9 cities. TV. People recognised me at airports. It was the kind of moment that should have launched a career, but I wasn't sure yet what career I wanted.
So I took a corporate job for two years. Steady. Boring in the best way. And every evening I posted, edited, pitched, learned. By month 18 I was earning more from brand deals on the side than from my day job. Month 24 I quit.
What I do now.
I make content for creators. Not for general audiences, for the people who are also trying to do this. That means templates, planners, hooks, editing guides and pitching scripts. I also offer discovery calls for a focused question, and ongoing content support with our team.
I also still produce + present for brands. The presenting work keeps me sharp; the producing work keeps me humble.
Why I do it this way.
I remember how much I had to figure out on my own: what to post, how to approach a brand and how to ask for fair pay. Sharing my resources and lessons gives other creators a place to start. I'd rather show my workand explain what I learned along the way.