I am an ENTREPRENEUR
I founded three businesses—Euphoria, Aurora, and Amor. While Aurora faced challenges, Euphoria and Amor succeeded, allowing me to grow as an entrepreneur. Throughout my journey, I’ve faced numerous hardships, but each obstacle has been an opportunity to learn. Internships played a crucial role in helping me acquire valuable skills, from financial management to strategic planning. These experiences have not only helped me enhance my businesses but also enabled me to thrive economically, turning my vision into a tangible success.
My Journey
At age 12, my entrepreneurial journey began with a simple idea: phone covers. After hearing my friends talk about their latest purchases, I noticed a common trend—everyone was buying phone covers. Inspired by this, I launched Euphoria, my first business, focused on customizing and selling phone covers. I was driven by both my passion for design and a budding interest in business. I spent countless hours researching manufacturers, comparing prices, and crafting designs. With my father’s guidance, I learned to handle negotiations with suppliers and soon began managing all aspects of the business myself.
Within a few months, Euphoria began to grow, expanding its reach across India. I handled everything—from marketing strategies to logistics and customer service. By the time I was 15, I had sold over 200 phone covers and earned INR 1,20,000 in profit. But beyond the financial success, I realized something even more significant: business could be a way to create a meaningful impact on people’s lives.
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Determined to keep expanding, I launched a second venture—a candle business. Unfortunately, due to production problems, it failed. Feeling disheartened, I turned to my father, who told me, "Get up, and try something new." Taking his advice, I launched Amor, an imitation jewelry business. The response was overwhelming. Within the first five months, I sold over 1,000 pieces. Today, I manage all aspects of Amor, from social media to finance, and regularly participate in exhibitions that draw thousands of visitors.
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Through every success and failure, I’ve learned that setbacks are not the end—they’re opportunities to grow. Failure is not the opposite of success; it’s a critical part of the journey.
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