Micro Startup, Micro Goals and Freedom

Building a startup is not that hard. Relax.

I want to have a real talk with you today. You’ve been thinking about quitting your job and starting something of your own, but you’re stuck in this cycle of fear and hesitation. I get it - entrepreneurship seems uncertain, risky, and maybe even a little crazy. But let me tell you why you need to shift your mindset if you really want to make it work.

A lot of people take their startup journey way too seriously. They work themselves into exhaustion, sacrificing their health, their family, and their happiness, thinking that’s the only way to succeed. That’s not true.

The real beauty of entrepreneurship isn’t just about making money - it’s about having the freedom to work on something that excites you, without feeling like a slave to your business.

I’ve been an entrepreneur for almost 15 years now, with a few jobs in between. Looking back, the biggest advantage wasn’t the money I made (though, yes, I have built up good savings). The real win was learning to thrive on uncertainty.

Every month, I’m never 100% sure how much I’ll make - but somehow, we always end up doing well. And that’s the fun part. The adrenaline, the unpredictability - that’s what makes entrepreneurship exciting.

Most people resist uncertainty. They cling to stable jobs with fixed salaries because it feels safe. But let’s be honest - most jobs are boring.

The lack of excitement makes people numb, so they escape by drinking on weekends, catching up with friends, and just tolerating life from Monday to Friday. That’s not living - that’s surviving.

Entrepreneurship, on the other hand, gives you purpose. It gives you the thrill of creating something that’s truly yours. And here’s the thing - you don’t need to build some massive company with a billion-dollar valuation. A simple micro startup that makes 10 lakhs a month is more than enough.

Do the math - if you have 7 lakhs (INR) in expenses and 3 lakhs in profit, that’s 36 lakhs a year personally. 1.2 Crores a year gross revenue for your Micro Startup. More than enough to live well, support your family, and still have time for things you actually enjoy.

The problem is, most people chase money for the wrong reasons. They think success means driving a Mercedes, owning a big house, and showing off on social media. But what’s the point if you’re always too busy, too stressed, and never really happy?

If you don’t have time to read books, meditate, spend time with family, or enjoy your hobbies, then what’s the money even for?

So here’s my advice - stop thinking of entrepreneurship as a race to get rich. Instead, think of it as a way to design the life you actually want.

A MicroStartup that gives you financial stability and freedom is the best thing you can build. No need for outside validation, no need for ego-driven goals: just focus on what truly matters to you.

It’s time to take the leap. Quit that job. Build something meaningful. And start living on your own terms.

I’ll be here to help you every step of the way.

Let’s do this.