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What are you most excited about in the next year?

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🌟 After 1 Year, I Quit My Job: My Journey to Freedom 🌟




Before: One year ago, I was desperately seeking a website development job.

When I finally got one, something still felt missing.

I realised it was freedom (and freedom means something different to everyone).


For me, freedom is defined by 3 W’s:

💥 Where I want to be

💥 What I want to be

💥 Who I want to be


I craved time freedom, location freedom, and financial freedom.


So, after 8 months, I quit my job and returned to my hometown.

Starting My Own Company: Just one month later, I bumped into an old school friend who also worked in website development.

I pitched him the idea of starting our own agency.

He liked it but insisted we needed an office.

I disagreed, but eventually, I gave in.

Six months later, I realized we made a mistake.

The office wasn’t necessary, and it left me with a ₹50,000 debt. So, we closed it down.


I was left with two choices:

1️⃣ Go back to a job

2️⃣ Start over and try again


I chose to start over.

The 60-Day Challenge: I set myself a challenge: earn ₹1 lakh in 60 days.

I created content on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube and built a team of talented people:

👩‍💻 A social media manager

👨‍💻 A video editor

👨‍💻 A graphic designer

👩‍💻 A website developer

📸 A cameraman with studio equipment


We got three clients during this challenge:

🎯 An outdoor advertisement agency

🎯 A silver and gold jewellery brand

🎯 A YouTube channel with 1 million subscribers selling Indian masala products

And guess what? I completed the challenge and earned ₹1,00,000 in just 51 days! 🚀



Today:

😎 I have a great team. 💪

😎 I have self-confidence. 🌱

😎 I also have ₹2,30,000 in debt (I bought a MacBook Air! 💻)

😎 I have time freedom, location freedom, and financial freedom.

😎 I have ₹1,00,000 in my pocket.

Honestly, I don’t know whether to call myself an entrepreneur, a freelancer, or an agency owner.

I’m just focused on my 3 W’s.

This year has been a fight against myself.

I’ve learned that it’s not about winning or losing; it’s about staying in the game.

Have a great day, everyone! ✨

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What do you wish you could spend more time on?

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The Important Thing to Understand...



Nothing worth doing in life is ever going to be easy.


These days, people get so caught up in creating the next unicorn, chasing a million-dollar dream, or aiming for a six-figure income.


💸 But here’s what I’ve realized: I’d much rather focus on something else.


For me, the real wealth is:

🤠 Time with my family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

🤠 Time in nature 🌿

🤠 Time to unplug and reflect 🤔

🤠 Quality time to find peace of mind 🧘‍♂️


A life filled with peace, love, meaning, and purpose means more to me than just hitting financial goals.


Money is important, but enjoying life while staying grounded is where the real value lies.


Imagine living long, happy, and fulfilled where success is not just measured by the size of your bank account but by the moments that bring you joy and the connections that fill your heart.


If this resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts.


Drop a comment below and share how you define success. Let’s start a conversation! 🌱✨

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What’s your biggest focus on Next year?

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💬 I’m the Type of Person...




If you ask me a question and I don’t know the answer, I’ll tell you straight up: I don’t know.


But here’s the key—I know how to find the answer, and I will find it. 🔍💡


This mindset has shaped my entire journey.
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I started as a mechanical engineer 👨‍🔧, working 3 years in the mechanical industry, 2 years as a quality engineer, and 1 year in mechanical design.


But then COVID hit, and the company I worked for closed down due to financial losses.


Just like that, I was out of a job.


For 2 years, I struggled to get back into the mechanical field—rejections piled up due to the employment gap.


Desperate for income, I even applied for a telecaller (non-voice) job but got rejected because of my stammering. 😔


At that point, I had no money left and returned to my hometown.


I started taking small jobs


🔧 Working at a mobile repair shop

🥛 Working at an Arokya milk store

🛍️ Selling products on the streets


Eventually, I found work at a computer browsing centre, where I worked gruelling hours (9 am to 11 pm) for a salary of just ₹4,500 a month.


But here’s where things changed.


During my free time, I started learning digital marketing and website development through YouTube 📱💻.


I discovered WordPress and Elementor, and I realized this could be my new path.


For 5 months, I taught myself website development online.


Coding wasn’t easy, but I didn’t quit.


I joined a government vocational training program and learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in 3 months. 🔥


Fast forward 8 months, and I’m now a website developer! 🎉


What I’ve learned: If you want something, go out and get it—no one is going to bring it to you. 💪✨


If you’re facing challenges or thinking about changing careers, keep pushing.


The journey isn’t easy, but the rewards are worth it.


Have you ever faced a similar situation where you had to reinvent yourself? Let’s connect and share our stories! 👇👇

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When was the last time you felt truly at peace?

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One simple question can change everything.




For 27 long years, I battled with stammering, anxiety, and an intense fear of being on camera—issues that stemmed from childhood trauma. 💔


But deep down, I wanted to succeed and make money online.

The problem? Every time I tried to record myself, I froze.

The anxiety was real. 😓


I knew content creation was the key to making money online, but my fear of the camera was holding me back.


Weeks passed, and I felt like I was stuck in place... until one day, I stumbled upon a YouTube Podcast. 🎧


The speaker was Sakthivel Pannerselvam, and his words struck me like a lightning bolt.


He asked, “If you're not ready to show your face, why are you even in business?" 💥


That question hit me hard.


In that moment, I realized: if I wanted to succeed, I had to confront my fears head-on.


There was no other way.


So, that same day, I picked up my phone and started recording. 🎥


It was uncomfortable, but I kept going.


That YouTube Podcast changed my life.


It made me see that growth only happens when we push through discomfort. 🌱


If you're dealing with similar struggles, let me tell you this: It’s not about being perfect—it’s about showing up.


The more you do, the easier it gets.


Ready to conquer your fears? Share your thoughts or experiences below! 👇

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What’s the most fulfilling part of your day?

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It's not just about money—it's about knowledge.



To crack the system, you first need to understand the system.

Here’s a powerful concept that changed the way I approach business: the 4 C’s of Leverage:

📊 Capital

📱 Content

💻 Code

🤝 Collaboration

Let’s break it down:



1️⃣ Capital:

If you have ₹1 lakh, you could open a tea shop and make a ₹10,000 profit.

Double that to ₹2 lakh, and you’ll have two shops and ₹20,000 in profit.

Sounds simple, right?

But here’s the catch: Capital isn't everything. 📉

Instead of chasing more capital, invest in knowledge and process

improvements.

When you optimize your approach, you can make more profit with less capital. 💰




2️⃣ Content:

Creating and sharing valuable content helps build authority and attract your ideal audience.

Whether it’s a blog, video, or social post—your voice matters. 🎥




3️⃣ Code:

Automating systems can multiply your output. Technology is the secret sauce to scalability. 🌐




4️⃣ Collaboration:

You can go far alone, but you'll go further together. Partnering with the right people amplifies your impact and opens new doors. 🤝

If you want to break through the noise and achieve success, understanding these four pillars is key.

Don’t just rely on capital—leverage knowledge, process, and partnerships.




Ready to level up? Comment below with your thoughts or share your own leverage tips! 👇

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