Amit Trivedi

I’m located at 672 in Gangori Bazar, not too far from the Jaipur GPO. If you’ve been to this bazaar, you know how crowded and lively it gets. There are shops everywhere and people moving in every direction. My space is right in the middle of all that action. It’s an older building, and the walls have seen a lot of years go by. I don't have a big sign or a fancy entrance. You just walk in and find me at my desk. Usually, there’s a lot of noise coming from the street outside—horns honking and vendors shouting—but it’s just the background of my workday. I handle various tasks throughout the day, mostly involving paperwork and meeting with people who drop by. It’s not a corporate environment at all. It feels more like a local spot where neighbors stop in to chat for a minute. The space is small, so things can get a bit cluttered with documents and folders. I don't use any complicated systems. I just keep track of things in my ledgers and on my laptop. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, so I just wait it out or work by the window light. It’s a simple way of doing business in a very traditional part of the city. I’ve been here for a long time and don't plan on moving anyway. The heat can get a bit much in the summer since the fan is old, but that is just part of being here.