Commerce Coaching Classes

Starts at Manimajra. Usually, I get here around 8 am. Adajan Patia is a busy spot, so there is always a bit of noise from the street outside while we are trying to get things organized for the day. The traffic on the road can be a bit loud during the rush hour but we've gotten used to it. Sometimes the fan makes a clicking sound but it keeps the room cool enough when the afternoon sun hits the windows. We’ve been at this spot for a while now. The chairs are mostly plastic and we have to straighten them out every single evening after everyone leaves. There is a small tea stall just down the road where we grab some chai during the breaks. It isn't a fancy setup here, just some whiteboards and markers that always seem to run out of ink right when you need them most. Manimajra can get quite crowded in the evenings, especially near the main turn. It feels like a real community though. Most days go by pretty fast because there is always something to do or some papers to sort through. We keep the doors open usually to let some air in, but then the dust from the road comes in too. You get used to it after a couple of weeks. It’s just how things are around here. We spend a lot of time just making sure the space is ready for the next group. It’s a simple life at the classes, nothing too complicated about it. We just show up and do the work every day.