Wizard To The Rescue: No Need To Waste Time On Mundane Tasks
#VoicesOfCommunity brings you this time, Aastha Arora’s entrepreneurial story. Founder, of Wizard On Way; an on-demand platform to hire personal rider and get anything delivered in minutes from personal items to food or even get their mobile repaired. Over to Aastha.
“A hectic life is a gift and also a curse of our modern/urban lives. It becomes difficult to manage, every mundane detail. My business plan is on these lines, i.e. to help people to off load their pressure. A personal assistant can help you make the maximum of your day. Wizard helps you out with on-demand assistance to get anything done anywhere. From handling your last-minute party arrangements to restaurant table reservations, pick up and drop facilities of personal items to documents, food, etc. You can also order your Wizard to surprise your loved ones with special gifts and bouquets, when you are working late in the office. Basically, it works as your substitute to perform all your day-to-day petty tasks and ends only with your imagination. I have always been an entrepreneur at heart. I completed my studies first, gained fair amount of experience in the corporate to construct a launch-pad and then rolled out my project. We want to spare you the time that you want to utilize to focus more on your goals, rejuvenate, spend with your family, pursue your hobbies or just want to relax It has been a mixed bag of emotions for me. As the first generation entrepreneur I can’t really point advantages, the experience for me has been like making and executing the blueprints all by myself. It took a little time to gain the motion and to see things moving. Like any other entrepreneur I also had to go through teething problems. My family and friends have been very supportive toward my decision and venture. In my opinion entrepreneurship is not gender specific, if you have an idea, a vision and passion to put flesh on the bones, you are an entrepreneur. In the fast paced business world you actually can’t predict what really is going to happen in a quarter. You need to learn, unlearn and keep on updating yourself with the current scenario.”
