Sumant Bhardwaj

I’ve been working out of 153 Mayur Vihar Phase I in Supreme Enclave for some time now. It’s a quiet enough area compared to the rest of the city, and having the office here makes things a bit more manageable. Most of my day is spent dealing with paperwork and taking calls from people who need advice or help with specific tasks. It isn’t some big corporate setup with a receptionist and glass walls; it is just a regular room with a desk, some chairs, and a lot of files that seem to grow every week. I usually have a cup of tea sitting somewhere on the table, often getting cold because the phone started ringing again. People find their way here to the enclave and we sit down to talk through whatever they are dealing with. I don't really do much in the way of fancy marketing or anything like that. Most folks who come by are either neighbors or people who heard about me from someone else they know. The building is older, but it’s sturdy and feels like a real place to get things done without too much distraction. Sometimes the internet acts up or the power goes out for a bit, but we just wait it out and get back to work once things are running again. It is a straightforward way to spend the day, just handling one thing after another and trying to keep everything organized.