Vedika Bhor

in one word, mesa to me was home. in many, my whole world for those 14 days - not just the good parts of it tho all the lows aswell. everytime I crashed out over our website not working or razorpay keeping us on hold there was one thing that kept me stable - the people. It taught me how everything isn't permanent and how everything works out just fine until you don't give up on yourself. when you think of it, it's obviously just a business program where we came to earn money - but it taught me things that were way important like when saurabh sir said "nobody cares" after having highest revenue at the first flea to the lowest at the last and I realised how sometimes things aren't in our hands. now if I go to write my reflections over the program it might just turn out into a book (which is not a bad idea) but mesa made me a complete different version of myself than I was 14 days ago. The one who's more consistent, willing, hardworking and empathetic. Came for the money, stayed for my people. That's what MESA is.