Choose your listener
Each of these people went through a process we're proud of. Pick whoever feels right — there's no wrong choice.
I spent years working in HR before I realised I was spending more time helping colleagues through hard moments than anything else. That pivot changed everything. I don't believe in quick fixes or silver linings. I believe in sitting with what's actually there — as long as it takes. I'm best with people who are willing to be a little honest with themselves, even when it's uncomfortable.
Speaks English & Hindi
I went through a rough career transition a few years ago — left a stable job, fumbled around, found something better. I know what it's like to not have the words for what you're feeling but know something is off. I'm more direct than most listeners — I'll reflect back what I hear, not just nod. If you want someone to push back gently, I'm a good fit.
Speaks English & Hindi
I lost my mother a few years ago, and I spent a long time afterwards talking to the wrong people — people who wanted to move me through it faster than I could go. That experience is what brought me here. I'm not in a hurry. I won't tell you how to grieve or when to move on. I'll just stay in the room with you for however long you need.
Speaks English & Hindi & Marathi
I grew up between cultures — Goan Catholic family, Mumbai upbringing, now living abroad. I understand what it feels like when your identity doesn't fit neatly into any box someone hands you. I'm direct and a little irreverent. I won't pretend things are simpler than they are. I work well with people who've been carrying something that's hard to explain to anyone who hasn't lived it.
Speaks English & Konkani
I've been doing this for three years now, mostly with people in their late 20s and 30s — the age where everything feels simultaneously too fast and not fast enough. Relationships, work, the question of what you're actually building. I'm warm but I don't sugarcoat. I think the best thing I can do is help you hear yourself more clearly.
Speaks English & Malayalam
I spent a long time being the person everyone else talked to — friends, colleagues, even strangers. At some point I realised I wanted to do it properly. I went through my own stretch of burnout and a period where I felt completely disconnected from what I was doing with my life. That experience changed how I listen. I don't rush to fix things or find the bright side. I just stay with you in it — for as long as that takes.
Speaks english & hindi