Arshiya Banu

I have been based in Lakkasandra for quite a while now. It is where I do all my work and keep my supplies. My workspace isn't very large, just a simple room that I have set up to suit my needs. I don't really have a big sign or a formal office space. Most of the people who need my help find me through word of mouth or because they live nearby. I spend most of my days working on various projects, usually sitting by the window where the light is strongest. It is a quiet way to earn a living, and I enjoy the independence of it. Sometimes the neighbors stop by for a chat, which is nice, but I usually have to get back to my work pretty quickly. I don't use any fancy technology or complicated systems to keep track of things. I mostly just use a notebook and my own experience to get things finished. Lakkasandra is a busy neighborhood, so there is always something going on outside, but I prefer to stay focused on what is right in front of me. It isn't a big business with employees or anything like that. It is just me doing what I know how to do best. I take things one day at a time and try to make sure every piece I finish is good enough to hand over. It is a very direct and honest way to work every single day.