This week we interviewed one of our favorite YSN members – Leo Noronha from India, Mumbai! Here in his own words, Leo shares his thoughts on life as a young professional living in India.
Hey!
I am Leo Noronha from India, Mumbai. I just finished my graduation and am currently working for i-Magik Systems Pvt Ltd – a marketing firm. It’s like this new road that I have got on with challenges similar to college examinations. I do not miss college as much as I thought I might.
YSN: Tell us something about your country that people around the world probably don’t know, but should, or would find interesting?
Leo: Ahh the people here in India are crazy but very respectful, though when the heard comes together they do wacky things like the communal riots, strikes and all.
YSN: What’s your elevator pitch?
Leo: If I had to pitch to the SIFE members or YSN I would say “Hey I’m Leo Noronha president SIFE Wilson India. I have the brains and the bronze. Hahaha……” 
YSN: What does a typical day in your life look like?
Leo:A typical day would be, well I don’t know, it’s always different.
YSN: What does success mean to you?
Leo: Success to me is reaching the top after a good struggle in this competitive age, so any loser complaining to you how lucky you are to be up there, I could just throw my experience and hard work at him. Success got easily or from your ancestors is no success – it’s just that you’re born with the silver spoon. The one line my father told me, I luckily remember, “It’s not how much you earn, but how much you save”. Wow, just thought of a one liner “The more you taste the more you waste!”
YSN: What are you most passionate about?
Leo: I’m most passionate about success and winning; I don’t like to lose, though I learn from it. I’m also passionate about Photography and beauty (what beauty is top secret 😉 ).
YSN: If you could have any job, what would it be?
Leo: I would love to start my own PR Company. 
YSN: Any advice for others looking to break into your industry?
Leo: Yeah I wouldn’t mind being their inspiration.
YSN: What’s the hardest lesson you’ve learned so far?
Leo: No pain no gain.
Regards.
Leo Noronha
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