Shekhar Thathera

I didn’t start with big wins. I started with curiosity — exploring design, communities, and how people connect. In the early days, I was designing posters, helping in small events, and learning how real systems work behind the scenes.

My first real exposure to building came through design and communities. Managing event flow, coordinating volunteers, and creating visuals taught me execution, responsibility, and real-world problem solving.

Then came Startup4Nation. This was not just a project — it was an ecosystem vision. I started building a platform where founders, students, and builders could connect, collaborate, and grow together. Through consistency and execution, the community crossed 1000+ members, proving that strong communities create real impact.

Along the way, I contributed to multiple tech communities including AWS, GDG, SoarX, and college ecosystems. From branding to operations and event execution, I learned how large-scale systems run and how communities grow.

Then I started building something more personal — Wealth100x. A platform focused on money, Bitcoin, startups, and future tech for Gen-Z. This time, the goal was not just building, but simplifying complex ideas and creating value through knowledge.

Looking back, every phase taught something:

• Design taught clarity
• Communities taught people
• Events taught execution
• Startups taught systems
• Content taught communication

None of it was perfect. Many things were small. Some ideas didn’t work. But every step made me better.

Today, I’m still building — communities, platforms, ideas, and myself. Because real growth comes from consistent building over time.