Keyur Pota

Raiya Road is a busy stretch in Rajkot. I work out of a place called Khawab 3 in the Samarpan Society. It’s near Raiya Circle, right across from Aagman Hospital. It’s more of a home-style setup than a big corporate office. Keyur Pota is basically me and the work I do right here. The society is usually quiet, which is nice because the main road is so loud. I’ve lived and worked in Rajkot for a long time. This space is filled with my books, my laptop, and a lot of half-finished notes. It’s not a place with a receptionist or a waiting room. If someone comes by, we usually just sit in the main room and talk. The hospital across the way is a good landmark for people trying to find the house. Living and working in the same area means I am always around. I don't follow a strict nine-to-five schedule because things just happen when they happen. The neighborhood is friendly, and we all know each other. It’s a simple life. I spend my time on the computer or on the phone, trying to get things organized. It’s a very personal way to run a business. There are no big signs or bright lights, just a name on the door and a lot of work going on inside. It is practical and keeps me close to everything I need in the city. I usually have a cup of tea ready for whoever stops by.