Sanjay Mediratta

I have my office over in Sector 9 of Kamla Nagar. It’s a residential block mostly, so it is relatively calm compared to the main market areas nearby. I’ve been working out of this space for some time now. The room is simple, with a desk, a few chairs for visitors, and some bookshelves filled with old manuals and records. It’s not a large office, but it serves the purpose well enough for the daily meetings and paperwork I handle. Usually, it’s just me here, though sometimes I have a helper come in to tidy things up or run errands. The window looks out onto the street, so I can see the neighbors going about their day. People usually come by with specific questions or tasks they need help with. I don’t really advertise much. Most folks just know the name and where to find the building in Sector 9. The stairs up to the office are a bit steep, which some people complain about, but it’s an old building. I like the routine of opening up in the morning and going through the mail. There’s a lot of paper work involved in what I do, so the desk is often covered in folders. It’s a quiet life, focusing on one client at a time and making sure the details are handled properly. It feels more personal this way than being in a big corporate tower. I usually stay until the sun goes down and the work is finished.