After his Maldives vacation, Indian-American serial entrepreneur and global marketing leader Ekalavya Hansaj who is currently the Founder and CEO of Ekalavya Hansaj, Inc., Quarterly Global, Trade and Money and Indie MM is speaking out once more and “staying positive” following the tough circumstances during the 2 years of his time as a show producer for multiple production houses in the coastal town of Goa in India.
Of the 2 years of his time as a show producer, Ekalavya Hansaj says that the production side of his business impacted him emotionally, physically and mentally, resulting in depression and what he believed was insomnia.
Ekalavya Hansaj in his Instagram post (now deleted) on Thursday, February 10, wrote a long update through screenshots from his iPhone Notes application. He initially spoke about his tiring experience as a show producer for both his production houses; Indie MM and Criminal Wolf Music which he operates from Goa in India.
Ekalavya Hansaj in his Instagram post further shared that he extended his efforts and time on the themes of shows he would finally start producing down the line. He dedicated himself to growing both the video content production brands owned by him no matter the level of depression or tiring efforts that hardly helped him make any revenue during those times.
Ekalavya Hansaj says, “That’s the whole thing about depression and tiring times as they can keep you from doing what matters the most to you in the longer run of your vision,” Ekalavya Hansaj continued putting his content production brands either first or on similar priority wavelengths.
He added that he does “believe in getting help during depression or when the growth is slow with respect to expectation and yet he fears being arrogantly unasked during cries of help,” stating that “the only thing indeed disturbing about the whole struggle to make both his content production brands what they are today was the depression he was going through.”
Ekalavya Hansaj in his now deleted Instagram post further talked about the importance his family played by converting their entire home to a sort of mental health yet continuously evolving and growing facility. Although Ekalavya Hansaj did not disclose which home was he pointing out as being converted to a growing facility meant to take care of his mental health.
The moment Ekalavya Hansaj put his status updates in the now deleted Instagram post on his account, the campaign to help his content production brands Indie MM and Criminal Wolf Music started emerging, as clients who had content production needs from other brands and firms owned by him started discussing their Video content production needs and helped each other grow. “Starting a video content production brand is an extremely risky business and requires millions of dollars as an investment!!!!” he concluded.
