One thing I have learned is there is no shortcut to success.

You have to do the hard work. Period.

In other news, bought my first car. 🧿❤️

Dressing like a corporate girl but no office to go to - Part 2.

“Your entire life can change in a year. You just have to be disciplined”.

This one quote always hits hard.

This might get a lot of hate but:

If you want to increase your social media engagement, hire freelance/agency SMMs who have done this. Not someone with a marketing degree and limited hands on experience.

Reality after leaving my 9 to 5 job:

- Hired 30+ people
- Worked 10 hrs on avg
- Adopted 3 new hobbies
- Worked with 200+ clients
- Built a full-time team of 10+
- Made 6-figured USD every year
- Took days off when work was in flow
- Went to vacations whenever I felt like

The bravest thing I have ever done is leave my 9 to 5 stable and happy job to do freelancing 24/7.

And it’s been the best decision ever.🫶🏻

Back to my hometown after a year. 🫶🏻

One of my clients used to work as a barista in NY from 9 am to 5 pm and then work on his business after that.

All the millionaires I talk with have one thing in common – hard work.

No one escaped that part.

Even when they didn’t like it, they did it anyway.

There’s no

CEO of a famous food brand reached out for personal branding and wants to work for 50% less amount of what I quoted and said working with him will be good for my portfolio.

I get it there’s unemployment in India but you should know when you are being underpaid and exploited.

Met 2 IITians this past month and both of them dropped out of the college to start their startup.

I grew up seeing all my cousins studying hard to get into IIT but I am kinda glad that now youth is taking their own decisions and making career choices that they “like”. Be it

Lived in Hyderabad for a year and I would any day choose Hyd over Bangalore and Mumbai.

This city is so underrated, in terms of everything.

> Less traffic (comparatively)
> ORR Road for airport (bestest)
> Greenery (literally everywhere)
> Aesthetics (unreal)
> Food (🤌🤤)

I started from $200 and now I charge close to $2000 per client.

What changed?
Case studies.

Build as much case studies & proof of work as possible in 2 years that can help you charge more money.

People will happily pay for your expertise and time, if they see great results.

2 years back I quit my job.

Yesterday the manager of the same company reached out and asked if I am hiring for a managerial role as she is looking to switch.

So when you think you are taking a risk and it might not work, TAKE THAT RISK.

Life update: I am finally moving to London for my masters this month. 🫶🏻