Thirty years of my corporate life ended in the spring of 2019. My contributions were truly appreciated but I had become a byproduct of restructuring.

For the next two months, conflicting emotions coursed through every figment of the mind and fibre in my body. I went into the depths of my soul to search for answers and clutch at straws of sanity. I did not know what I was searching for as I had not attached keywords or metadata to any of the thoughts.

My passion for doing the right thing had kept me going way beyond what was required from the job.

When my vision cleared, two paths branched out clearly from the crossroads: the well-worn path of job hunting and the risky way of entrepreneurship. I ventured into the road less travelled. Over the next few months, my mind was in a whirl and my hands a flurry of activity.

As in the life-work balance, I believe that every company should give back to the community and the world at large. So I decided to contribute my time and skills pro bono while I was working out the structure of my business.

1. For a non-profit community-based organisation, I built an eCommerce site and integrated it with an accounting backend; I am maintaining and updating the content weekly.
2. A non-profit group that promotes writers to create inspiring content had different requirements. I designed a WordPress site with author profiles, online payments, and drip content that displays online courses for paid subscribers with ongoing maintenance and updates.
3. The third is a project very close to my heart and is inspired by a movie about autism. I am working on a WordPress website that will become the marketing platform for the movie.

I started my business three years ago to help people create and publish content for mobile devices. Most of the content online is distributed as PDFs which is impossible to read on small screens. My service offers to make it readable and engaging at the same time. There are three ways to do this.

• Convert existing PDFs to a readable format and add other mediums such as audio and video.
• Take the mobile first approach and create content from the ground up. Interactive and multimedia elements can also be added to tell you stories better.
• Create and build a content strategy that leverages content across all platforms and devices. This will help reduce the time taken to publish content as well as bring down the costs.

1. Content creators and designers who do not have the time or are struggling with the technology to create and manage their content pipeline.
2. Magazine publishers who would like to push storytelling to the limits and digitise their publications.
3. Small and medium businesses who are looking for new ways to design, publish, and distribute their content

We also automate a majority of the tasks and workflows in publishing content.