In the past decade, the power of social media has grown exponentially, and those who have harnessed it have made it big. The digital world is a whole new dimension that has created unimaginable opportunities for people and has completely changed the way people interact with things. Shashank Sanghvi, a digital creator based in South Mumbai, has been passionate about the online world for a long time. His passion combined with dedication has now earned him a place that is the dream of many creators.
With close to 1 million followers on Instagram and more than 70k subscribers on YouTube, the 32-years-old digital creator is no less than a digital star. Shashank loves doing brand collaborations and has partnered with several big names like Hyundai, Amazon, Oral B, Central and many more.
But achieving everything that he has achieved so far wasn't easy. Talking about the challenges Shashank has faced so far, he says, "Every day is a challenge. To be a good human is the best thing a person can do." Shashank believes in self-reflection and continuously improving himself.
"Whenever I felt something was not going my way, I introspected myself and found the way out," he adds.
"Currently, my full focus is to do better in what I do. I believe it's my duty to do justice to any brand or agency that has trusted me," says Shashank while adding that he is trying to be a better version of himself every day.
Shashank Sanghvi loves to travel and has explored 25 countries & 35 cities so far. While travelling, he loves to make vlogs and his wife, which have often gone viral on YouTube. Talking about what he loves most about travelling, the digital creator says, "Exploring different cultures, trying different cuisines, and understanding different human emotions."
Well, we truly admire a talented and dedicated person like Shashank Sanghvi and wish him even more success in the future.
Follow Shashank's Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/iamshashh/
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