hi, i'm Soumil.

i never introduced myself. just showed up one day and burned through the algorithms by creating infinite art. but this isn't the first time, i've been doing that since i was 11.

11-13 > started freelancing before i understood what freelancing was. created content for youtube creators, wrote scripts, edited videos, narrated, whatever needed to be done. left school at 13 because i saw a different path.

14-15 > by 14, i was juggling 4-5 youtubers at once, making ₹20-30k/month. they paid me less than i was worth, but i was learning skills most people don't touch until their 20s. built a team, bought computers, and started running an agency before "agency" was even a thing. we were 2-3 people. still together today.

but the math wasn't adding up. i was sitting on one chair for 14-15 hours a day editing, scripting, narrating and walking away with ₹1000 in my pocket. my father had run several failed businesses. i'd been helping support my family from a young age. i know the value of money better than most. i was building empires for other people while barely keeping myself afloat.

16 > i made a decision: quit all clients. build my own thing instead. founded GeekyGamer. scaled it to 100k subscribers and over 100 million views in 2 months. i still run it, put some real money in the bank. built more channels after that. worked on revenue-share deals with more youtube channels. 

16-17 > went all-in on facebook. made a content lore. we created a content universe around facts, that people couldn't stop watching. january to september in 2025: we got 2.6 billion views. in a span of 8 months. made $25k.

 
18 > moved out of home. went to dharamshala, wanted to launch a business show. rented a villa. called humans from across the country to make it happen. poured everything into it. it failed; tried cycle across rajasthan, i couldn't, i'm the most happiest when i build something. spent 2 months in bangalore with a crypto company called noice, i lived inside their hq, observed, i could see that founders grind real hard and are not able to find narrative to tell their story, left bangalore and headed back to dharmshala for 2 months, and decided to start 100dreamsss.

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now in bombay, still creating, trying to learn.
i like telling stories. and i'm just getting started.