Ramachandra H

Attibele is where I’ve set things up. It’s a bit further out from the main city, which I actually prefer. The air feels a little different out here and there is a bit more space to breathe. My place isn't hard to find if you know the area, though it doesn't have a fancy street number or anything like that. It’s just a local spot where people know to come. I started this because I wanted to work for myself and stay close to where I live. The office, if you want to call it that, is pretty basic. It’s got everything I need to handle the daily tasks, but don't expect any leather sofas or glass partitions. We usually have the door open so the breeze can come through. Sometimes a stray dog will wander in looking for shade, and we just let it stay for a bit. Most of the folks I deal with are from around here or the neighboring villages. We talk about the weather or the crops as much as we talk about work. It’s a slower pace of life in Attibele, and I think that reflects in how I run things. We don't rush through conversations or try to squeeze every last rupee out of a deal. It’s about being fair and being a part of the local scene. It’s honest work and it keeps me busy.