I fundamentally believe that each individual must have one skill with which he or she is able to earn a livelihood for life. It could range from anything between moulding an earthen pot to drawing a digital sketch. I found my calling in making ‘maps’. I formally learnt cartography as part of my ‘Urban Planning’ course, and have used this skill of representing information on maps in varied domains such as planning for water networking, waste management and even education. Looking at urban challenges spatially gives a whole new perspective towards understanding of the problem and helps in resolving them. There is a certain joy in making a map, drawing each line, attaching the right information or attribute to each entity and even choosing the colours to represent items; it is a sheer joy! And only when you can find joy in your skill is when you will be able to make a truly inspiring product.