Nikhilesh Korde

Saket Complex in Thane is where I’ve set up shop. I’m in building B2, room 104. It’s a pretty standard apartment complex, nothing fancy, but it does the trick. I’ve lived in Thane for years, and I like that it’s a bit more relaxed than the main city, though the commute can still be a bit of a headache. My workspace is just a corner of the main room where I’ve got my computer and a few stacks of folders. I try to keep it organized, but by Wednesday, there’s usually paper everywhere. The windows look out onto the inner courtyard, so I see people coming and going all day long. Sometimes I get distracted watching the delivery guys or the kids playing, but it’s better than looking at a blank wall. The internet is mostly reliable, but when it goes out, I usually just take it as a sign to go grab a cup of tea from the corner shop. I don’t have any employees or anything like that. It’s just me here, answering emails and keeping track of whatever needs doing. It’s a quiet life for the most part, and I’m fine with that. I just do my work, pay my bills, and try to keep things simple. There’s no need to overcomplicate things when a simple desk and a chair are all you really need.