I am 31. Picture my story like a big, vibrant tapestry – each thread weaving a different story, a different facet of me.

1. Boarding School Days:
So, I grew up in the structured chaos of a boarding school. It was like a crash course in independence – early morning wake-ups, communal living, and a dose of resilience served daily.
2. Love at First Fortnight:
Now, let me take you back to the time when I met my husband. We hit it off so well that, surprise, we got hitched just two weeks later! I know, who does that, right? But love has its own timeline.
3. Entrepreneurial Rollercoaster:
Jumping into the entrepreneurial world was a rollercoaster. Failures, successes, and everything in between. Each venture taught me something, and those lessons sculpted the entrepreneur you see today.
4. Moremee Magic:
Then came Moremee – my brainchild. It's not just a business; it's a mission to empower moms. Picture it as this beautiful intersection of e-commerce, career goals, and everything 'more' for moms seeking that extra spark.
5. Crafting Success Stories:
As a product manager and consultant, my days are filled with crafting, launching, and fine-tuning products for clients. It's like this dance of ideas, strategy, and a dash of innovation.
6. The Daily Juggle:
Now, imagine a typical day for me – juggling roles as a mom, product manager, consultant, and entrepreneur. It's like a circus act with moments of chaos, laughter, and small victories.
7. The Comeback Kid:
Oh, and let's not forget the comeback story! After a setback, I bounced back stronger, turning challenges into stepping stones. It's like the phoenix rising from the ashes, you know?
8. Career Fast-Track:
And the professional journey – hold on, it's a bit of a wild ride. Went from newbie to product manager in just 45 days. Talk about diving into the deep end! Consulting came next, and then the real game-changer – becoming an award-winning product manager and a go-to portfolio management coach.

Since my marriage, the odds seemed stacked against me, and for years, I struggled to realize my potential. Despite investing seven years in pursuing a dual degree in Computer Science with Economics, I found myself not utilizing my academic background. The trajectory of my life felt far from fulfilling; it was as though the universe had graded me with a resounding 'F'.

I struggled to build a successful business.
I lost all my family savings and I became a broke mom losing my husband's trust in my entrepreneurial endeavors. Left with no financial stability, no job, and the responsibility of caring for three young children, my situation appeared dire.

It wasn't until I discovered Product Management that my life took a transformative turn. Leveraging my innate abilities, I accelerated product development cycles, significantly enhancing our organization's capacity. My efforts yielded remarkable results:

I helped scale development capacity by 4x
Reduced Time to Market by 67%
Increased Engineering productivity by 71%
Enhanced organizational effectiveness by 66%

However, despite these achievements, I hit a roadblock. No one was coming. My products failed to address customers' critical pain points; they were more akin to 'Vitamin Cs' than essential 'Painkillers'. Recognizing this, I redirected my focus towards developing solutions that truly resonated with customers' needs.

Two years later,, I had the privilege of collaborating with renowned ventures such as Venture Garden and Startup Court, contributing to the creation of highly profitable products within their portfolios. Additionally, I founded Moremee, a venture catering to mothers seeking to enrich their lives across various sectors including e-commerce, career advancement, and entrepreneurship.

Through speaking engagements, I have had the opportunity to empower organizations by imparting personal and professional development skills through my 'I Am My Product' framework. This initiative aims to cultivate entrepreneurial thinking among employees, empowering them to lead both their professional endeavors and personal lives with intentionality.