Niraj L.'s Linkedin Analytics

in my second year, i dropped out of college. I didn’t do it for the thrill. i did it cause i was done. classes, attendance, exams… about marketing? none of it made sense. i’d rather fail and learn than sit through another ppt that tells me how to sell soap. this is how my parents took it: mom: “matlab college hi chhod diya?” dad: “acha… what are you doing now?” me: “freelancing. made 30k last month.” dad: “30k? really?” mom: “ye sab temporary hota hai. Aur bina degree ke proper job bhi nahi lagegi?” me: “this is the job. i just work from my laptop.” dad: “soch le. log bol rahe the degree toh honi chahiye.” mom: “haan, itna bhi risk lene ka kya zarurat hai.” me: “i’d rather take the risk than regret not trying.” since then... 1/ i’ve become 10x more intentional w time. no lectures. no attendance. just building. pitching. writing. 2/ i treat this like a startup. low capital, high risk, all heart. 3/ i learn from rejections, feedback, and people better than me. 4/ freedom feels heavy some days. but it also feels honest. i know this path isn’t common. but common paths don’t excite me anymore. if you’re 20-something, stuck in a course or job that drains you, this is your sign to take the leap. i chose my own chaos, you choose yours.

if you think about it, dora & big creators on linkedIn are pretty much the same - both ask annoyingly repetitive questions - both have too much energy - both turn everything into a life lesson #dorathehustler

to grow, build trust. to build trust, show up. to show up, stay consistent. to stay consistent, do less. to do less, get clear. to get clear, spend time alone. the quieter you get, the faster you grow.

Boss: We love a hard worker Also Boss: Just don’t burn out Also Also Boss: But also be available at all times Boss Again: And don’t forget to “have balance”