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Om Desai

aka "The Writer-Builder"

I’m a writer, facilitator, and listener who loves turning ideas into conversations and conversations into projects.

Essays:Dig depper into Friendship,Spirituality and God

Stories

Small, true moments that shaped me. Funny, honest, and sometimes too real.

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my life story

Born–Standard 2: The Rule-Breaking Era. Don't know much about being born, but before I learned to break actual rules, I broke three cycles at home. Peak toddler chaos.

Standard 2: The Great Escape Era. Ran away from school to home—13 kilometers on foot (sorry, no Rapido back then). Classic overreaction.

Standard 3: The Breakthrough Era. Finally spoke 3 sentences in fancy dress competition. After 3 years of just standing on stage and staring at everyone, words happened.

Standard 6: The Billion Dollar Team Era. Cracked the code to win science fair and demolished standards 10-12. Hit them hard on the face (their ego, precisely).

Standard 8: The Addiction Recovery Era. Came out of my Clash of Clans madness. Used to wake up at 2 AM just to keep my builder busy. Dark times.

Standards 9–10: The Golden Era. Best years of my life—friends, ambition, rocked every possible aspect. (I'll tell you these stories in person.)

Standards 11–12–12: The Failure & Discovery Era. Yes, I failed standard 12. Got gigs and sponsorship for a friend's YouTube channel. Best memory: my 47 lines of chat helped increase one deal from $50 to $100.

College Sem 1: The Reset Era. Back on track, explored everything possible, discovered myself.

Sem 2: The Truth Seeker Era. Became curious explorer, trying to seek TRUTH at ADIT (yes, I actually framed this in sem 2).

Sems 3–4: The Storytelling Era. Learned storytelling. A dear friend helped me realize my gift of writing.

Sem 5: The Execution Era. Finally got the courage to EXECUTE things. No more just thinking—time to do.

Would love to have a conversation with you if you love this question and know the reference:

“How'd you solve the icing problem?”

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