Doing Mba

This is basically Raj Kumar Patel’s spot, working out of the family area near RP Medical Hall. We are right by Masjid Chowk in Hajipur. It’s a lively part of Vaishali, and there is always something going on outside the door. Being in Bihar, you get used to the hustle of the market and the local crowds. The space isn’t much to look at, just a practical corner where we handle things. It’s named this way because it’s a phase of life, really. We are right there where my father, Sri Hari Dayal Patel, has his roots. It’s a very local operation. People walk by all day on their way to the shops or the masjid. Sometimes they stop in just to say hello or ask a question. We don’t have any fancy mission statements or corporate goals. We just show up every day and do the work that needs doing. The walls could use a fresh coat of paint, and the furniture is nothing special, but it’s where we get things done. It’s a very grounded way to live and work. You see the same faces every morning, and you know everyone in the neighborhood. It’s a long way from the big city offices, but for us, this works just fine. We just take it one day at a time and see where things go from here. No pressure, just steady work and being part of the local community.