Aditya Chavan

I’d probably own a bookstore. Although bookstores may appear ordinary, within their shelves, they hold portals to alternate lives, distant timelines and worlds beyond the realms of your imagination.  Born in an age of scrolling, I choose to flip pages. 

Welcome to my desk, the epicenter of organized chaos. Behold, a trusty bottle of water, my hydration hero. Next up, the notebook and pen duo, ready to capture every word and wisdom that graces my ears – even if they're just meeting doodles. And there's the ambitious book, quietly judging me for the fleeting glances it receives, for it knows that in this bustling world, it'll need more than just a bookmark to get my attention.

I’d head to the nearest pool and take some laps. But let's be real, my aquatic stamina lasts about as long as a Explainer video—10 minutes tops. 

I’d spend the rest of the time gracefully floating with my ears submerged as I silence the world around me. 

Peter Parker is a character that I have always resonated with. He is captivated with his relatable humanity. Peter's journey from a shy, intelligent young man to a hero defines resilience and inspires us to embrace our inner strengths. He is also flawed and makes mistakes, just like everyone else. But he always gets back up and tries to do the right thing.