I set out with curiosity for the questions that I had.

Poorna Satya began not from certainty, but from a growing awareness that something was missing.

Why does a green dot assume we all eat the same way?

Why do our beliefs - Sattvik, Halal, Vegan, mindful, or minimalist - get lost in a system that claims to be neutral but isn’t built for nuance?

I’m a student of behavioural economics, an athlete, and a founder. But before all that, I’m someone who believes that food is personal. Sacred, even. Not because of calories or macros - but because it holds memory, culture, and clarity.

Poorna Satya didn’t come out of a whiteboard. It came out of lived confusion - in grocery aisles, college cafeterias, and in conversations with people who just wanted to know what they eat without being told what to believe.

This platform isn’t here to preach.

It’s here to decode. To clarify. To make food systems more aligned with who you are.

I lead with rhythm - the kind that comes from balancing classes, building tech, leading a team, and still finding time to swim laps that clear my head. It’s that rhythm that powers this movement: not fast, but focused. Not loud, but lasting.

This isn’t just about food.

It’s about belief finally getting its seat at the table.

And I’m here to make sure it stays there.