Prepared for
Ayisha MS · Kochi, Kerala, India
Subject file
A psychology graduate from Kochi, and the first in my family to go to college.
I've done five internships: client relations at Edroots International, project management at SLATE, and clinical psychology at Lakeshore Hospital and Karuna Sai. Now I'm moving into business development.
Clue 01 · My growth curve
Planned college programmes from first idea to the day itself, decor included.
One proposal, four partners, a full school year. Budgets, schools and an MLA's office. 200+ hours.
Case histories, a seminar and a group activity. Rated 23/25 overall.
Detailed case histories and diagnostic formulation under clinical supervision.
Weekly classes for children of migrant families. Also helped find sponsors and venues for a fundraiser.
How emotional intelligence shapes the way we use humour. Data cleaned, scored and analysed in Jamovi.
St. Teresa's College, MG University, 2023–2026.
Client surveys, calls, chat, email and follow-ups that helped win new clients.
Looked after clients for a newly launched study-abroad service, and turned survey results into a findings report.
Clue 02 · The numbers
Clue 03 · How I work
I look at your business the way your customers and your staff see it. Where do people hesitate, drop off or complain?
I pick the two or three changes that matter most, and explain why with evidence rather than opinion.
I help make the change happen, then measure whether it worked, the way I ran before-and-after surveys at SLATE.
Clue 04 · The psychology lens
Six ideas from psychology I bring to every business, and the question each one makes me ask.
Clue 05 · Case files
Open a file.
Schools wanted emotional-intelligence training for teachers and students, but it needed approval, partners, money and proof that it worked.
Delivered across a full academic year. Teachers' responses were clearly more positive after the sessions.
A newly launched study-abroad service needed its first clients looked after well, and needed to learn what students actually wanted.
Turned the survey results into a findings report for the team. Came back for a second internship.
Illustrative example, not a real client.
A neighbourhood café is busy on weekends but quiet on weekdays, and its Instagram followers rarely turn into visits.
One page, three changes and a way to measure them. This is the free pilot I offer small businesses.
Clue 06 · Beyond the résumé
Every week I taught English, maths, science and EVS to children of migrant families. Nothing has taught me more about patience.
I wrote the proposal: environment classes first, then children painting what they'd learned onto their school walls.
Helped run acting workshops for school students. Watching shy kids find their voice never gets old.
How we joke says a lot about how we handle emotions. That's why I believe communication is everything.
Worked alongside teacher training and led sessions on emotional intelligence with students.
My favourite book is Murder House by James Patterson. I'm always trying to work out who did it before the end. It trained me to notice small details.
Baking needs precision and patience: measure carefully, follow the steps, wait for the result. Growth plans work the same way.
First in my family to go to college. It's why I never take an open door for granted.
Clue 07 · For small businesses
I'm offering a few businesses a free Growth Snapshot while I build my practice.
A one-page look at where you're losing customers, plus three changes I'd try first.
I design, run and analyse a short survey, then tell you what people really think.
I walk every step your customer takes, find the friction, and recommend fixes.
Contact
Based in Kochi. Open to on-site, hybrid and remote roles, with flexible hours.