Gratitude to Sukaone

“Feeling grateful and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not gifting it.”

Reena Charles, Founder & Director Ek Ehsaas Foundation

Social media has created the phenomenon of influencers as well as unleashed a frenzied scramble for likes and follows. Brands rush to hire the best influencers to promote their products. Coming at a time when a large chunk of key statistics and figures are being purchased, the actual relevance of products, services, are often forgotten or overlooked. The problem has grown so acute that Instagram took the decision to remove the likes’ count from posts, fearing that it could have an adverse impact on people.

Sukaone and its Director, Manisha Yadav who also leads Narisakti, provides the complete bouquet of digital services specially aimed at the solo or single person entrepreneur. These include challenging element of reputation management, considering that all its initiatives are organic in nature without any resort to paid promotional campaigns.

Recently, Sukaone was instrumental in piloting the Google Maps entry for Ek Ehsaas Foundation (EEF), a Registered Trust. Soon after Google issued the verification code and the entry went live, she advised  me to ask people and volunteers associated with my rapidly growing Ek Ehsaas Foundation to post reviews about the institution’s initiatives. 

Though EEF and its six projects, were formally  launched not so long ago, it is fuelled by passionate, empathetic, sincere and honest volunteers -proud to be called The Ek Ehsaas Tribe.

Likewise Sukaone uses similar approach to all its work as it did  with my EEF. People always end up noticing quality work and appreciating it.

Kudos to Manisha and her team. 
Gratitude to the Universe for such an amazing and enterprising nari-Manisha Yadav.

Note for readers –

This article has been compiled from the one originally appeared on the website narisakti.com with due permissions.