Shashi Sachan’s brother had rejected a job offer of how many lakhs of rupees per annum after doing MBA? Which new career did he choose after leaving the corporate job? According to the viral post, how many cars does he have after three years and what is his monthly earning? What lesson did Shashi Sachan share regarding success and career from this story?
Inspirational Business Story India: Success doesn’t always follow the path society expects. A viral post by a user named Shashi Sachan on X (formerly Twitter) has once again proved this. Shashi told how her brother chose a different career and today has built a successful business. Shashi wrote on
Despite getting a well-paid job after completing his MBA, his brother decided to leave the corporate sector. “One day he decided to quit his job. He became an OLA cab driver,” Shashi said. People around him criticized him a lot for this decision. Recalling their reactions, Shashi wrote, “Society: ‘Study ruined.’ Relatives: ‘What were you thinking, what happened…'”
But as time passed, circumstances changed. Shashi claims that her brother focused on expanding his business and from starting with driving a taxi, today has become the owner of several vehicles. “Three years later…he now owns five vehicles in OLA and earns around Rs 1.5 lakh every month,” the post said.
Ending the post with a lesson learned from her brother’s story, Shashi wrote, “Sometimes, the path that seems to go down… is actually the path of real progress.”
A look at the viral post
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People’s opinion on social media
This post is catching the attention of online users and people are praising her decision to give priority to her happiness and business instead of a traditional corporate job. One user wrote, “When I realized I could make Rs 50,000 in 5 minutes of trading instead of doing an 8-hour hate job, I never looked back. Was it talent, luck, or just going through a lot of ups and downs to understand the game?”
Another person commented, “In three years, his salary package would probably have also increased to Rs 30-35 lakh per annum.” A third user jokingly said, “Hey brother, show me your bank balance and ITR. Do you earn even a single paisa?”