Was going through the comments and felt like putting this here. First of all, thank you from the core of my heart 🙏 It feels blessed to realise how relatable our problems are, we're all fighting one or the other battle in our lives. I'd like to highlight (so that my journey doesn't end up misguiding anyone) that I had this KZfaq Channel as a cushion to fall back on before I quit my job. Most people don't have a back-up. If you are inspired to pursue your passion or try it out, I'd recommend to take baby steps towards it. Please don't put yourself in a situation of financial distress. Just this much 🤗

Just don't delete this video . Never ever Delete this. Alot of guys need this assurance that they are not alone in this. Every words of yours made sense. Proud of you!! I am in Sales by the way... And I find this challenging and cool, but not excited to do it, because of no creative approach. Every month on month you have to hit the target. And it sucks more if you have no friends in the town to celebrate weekend. Anyways, You're Rockin' !!..

As an aspirant who is still confused and scared of the mess life has thrown me into, Thank you, this motivated a lot :)

I studied civil engineering for 4 years and realised that is not for me. ❤😂

I can feel and relate so much after watching this video. I've recently joined a S&P 500 company, felt like a dream come true for someone who hasn't acheived much in education. But after 4 months in this job I'm dreading each and every single day, waking up feeling terified going to work, losing sleep, peace, confidence, self esteem what not you name it. Feels like quitting each day but I don't know what else I'll do. Feeling trapped and miserable. Nobody is going to listen as nobody can understand this, it's different for everybody.

The courage to put this story out on a public platform.... takes a lot! Huge respect!!

Great story! Decision to quit a high paying job is a rare scenario. I beleive big money can be earned irrespective of being educated in an iim or any highly reputed institute or not. I saw uneducated people earn much bigger than literates. It was interesting to hear your story

I don't know you personally Shweta, but your story forced me to put up this comment on the most honest journey I came across YT. Have been going through a lot, but as you said, there are still a lot of things that makes us stay afloat. More love and power to you!

Thank you so much for sharing "not so perfect" part of your life. As aspirants see achievers to be perfect throughout their life which makes them suffer with inferiority complex but after seeing this video I hope their view will change. This video motivated me a lot as I too have had some mental issues in the past and while preparing for CAT 2022 they've started coming back because of this burden on my shoulders to prove my worth in the society. However after seeing this video my perspective did change. There's no need to prove anything to anyone. Your mental health should be your first priority. Life is not so perfect even after pursuing your dream degree from top notch b school (as it was in your case). Life can be equally fruitful with or without an Mba Degree. We just need to have the hunger for learning and growing!

The true success in life is to realise that you don't need more and more , you just need enough for your basic needs and do what makes you happy an very happy to hear this decision of yours, you are a role model for all of us out there keep motivating us with your lovely content 😊

It's really great listening to you didi . I did my 11th and 12th from science but mujhe uneasy sa lagta thaa . Chemistry and calculus were the worst enemies of my life at that point of time . I joined a coaching for preparing for jee in 11th but waha jane ke baad laga ki mere saath wale students are putting their all in it. I thought mai bhi kar lungaa but slowly slowly vo chapters ke back lagta gaya and itna ho gaya ki tension hone lagi . Exams me pehle no. Nahi aa rahe thee but phir dosto ke saath cheating karke sabki rank aane lagi . I was feeling ki galat kar raha hu and ek din maine 3rd class bunk karke dosto ke saath mall chala gaya bec vo class chem ki thi and vo bahot boring thaa but on that very day I realised that I will not be able to crack kit like this and more importantly I don't feel like studying these chapters . I thought to quit this coaching but fir gherpe kya batata . Itne mee half yearly results were out in school and my percent was 59 that was a serious letdown for me and my family but they were still ready to pay coaching fee. But mereko pata thaa ki is coaching se kuch nahi hoga and at that month I got typhoid and I skipped school and college for a month . I was hospitalized and when I came home in the evening there was an issue going on that mai coaching kaise karunga bec this travelling really doesn't suits my body so ek uncle ne kaha ki iss saal coaching mat karo 12th ke baad kar lenaa and mere ko ek mauka mil gaya I said ok . So coaching bund ho gayi mere marks improve ho gaye school me and in 12th I got 90 percent . Till then I have decided ki mai 2 saal drop nahi karunga coaching ke liya pehle hi 30K waste karwa diya hu mai . I said I will change my stream and choose commerce . I gaveenterence exam of many colledges for BBA . And I got selected for Symbiosis Pune but interview bacha thaa and usse pehle they wanted 1 lakh rs within 4 days . And at that point of time I was not having that much money so I left Symbiosis and waited for more results to come and luckily I got selected in Lucknow University .since I live in Lucknow I thought it was a good option for me .and now I am in my 1st year it's exam is in April . I am now planning to get admission in a top mba school . Since I left jee I already regret it but now I have a chance to reach the same level by a different road and I am willing to put my all in it. I watch your videos and those are the guidence I only need I really want to thank you for putting so much efforts in making those videos and covering all the small details . I joined an internship in Dec called mentorsity , younity and a WWF funding internship at once and it was super hectic I suddenly have to work on linkdin and create profile and recrute people for a hackathon and on the other hand I am doing sales work in younity and WWF ke fund ki to lag hi gayi at the end I was not able to complete my targets in any of them and mentorcity se to mere sales manager se jhagra bhi ho gaya after all thais I was expecting to get about 15k of stypend from adding them but I end up getting only rs 100 . Mera to dimag hi kharab ho gaya . But us ekmahine me mujhe 100 Rs kamane ke saath ye pata chala ki hr me kya karte hai and sales me kaisa kaam hota hai and on top of it mereko linkdin puri samajh me aa gayi . Mere 200 connections bane linkdin me ab pata nahi uska koi kaam hai ki nahi but ek profile to hai. Maine intern hiring ki hr wale internship me . At the end mereko bahut sara experience mila and linkdin thoda samajh me aaya . It was a nice try in my 1st semester ab exam khatam hone ke baad may se cat ki preperation bhi start karunga completely and saath me internship bhi karunga . And yes in the December only ek KPMG ka case study competition bhi join kiya tha but uske bhi 1st round me reject ho gaya . Usme mereko sabse pehle ek video send karni thi and I have to introduce myself but unlucky me it was a team competition and mere kamine dosto ne apni photos send kar di mereko whatsapp pe and said I should introduce them by using their photo and so I edited a video with the photo of those 3 idiots and explained their college and course etc. And I was sure it will be rejected and wahi huaa. But jo bhi ho ager maine aapka channel nahi dekha hota to mereko internship apps ke bare me pata hi nahi chalta and I would never have realised how to reach iim Ahmedabad target . Even my efforts have been useless till now but I built my confidence and developed the courage to do it right the next time . At least now I know what I have to do to reach and there is someone to guide me all the way to the top. Didi you are really doing great by making such informative videos . Like me there are lots of people who follow your each and every word . You are an ideal to all of us didi . Pls creating these lovely videos for us . Thank you. And I would like you to share my story on your channel so that new students who reach to your videos can know that what an amazing person you are . 😊👍👍👏👏

It’s been 4 years m working in a private sector bank. Although I was happy when I got this but eventually I realised this job and the whole lifestyle was just sucking my happiness and this is mental torture and nothing else. I tried to quit this job many times but you know it’s too scary to even think about being jobless and not earning on your own. But finally gathered some courage and quit it after so many sleepless nights and a lots of overthinking. Right now m just listening to my inner voice and ready to devote my time for preparing for govt sector. like you I don’t know when m going to achieve that but atleast m happy by my decision and hoping the best.Thank you ❤

Ahhh, well where to start. Thank you for helping us all the way throughout preparation especially when we needed the most. You have impacted our lives so much ❤️ with full of positivity and encouraging us to do more hardwork. A big thank you on behalf of your community. Personally your videos were one of the reasons I was still going on with the prep last year. Not only teaching us about the exams tricks and tips or creating awareness about different career paths but also helping us to explore various aspects of our lives. Tussi great ho!!❤️❤️

It takes guts and mountain of a courage to come out and speak about mental health issues. Immense respect. Thank you mam for constantly motivating us 🙏

It's my 3rd attempt at CAT this year. Stakes are kinda high given my experience and age. This feels lika a hard time. I cant sleep properly right now. I felt like rewatching this video. And here i am! You exude so much positivity, Shweta. Thanks for being there!

Having satisfaction in what u r doing is the most important thing. BTW I want to appreciate you for all your efforts to encourage and guide CAT aspirants out there. Last year I myself checked all the answers written by you n honestly it all was helpful. In fact I converted IIM indore PGP last year but didn't join for some personal reasons. When I saw your video after such a long time ..thought of saying big thank you to you.

I feel so privileged that you found this community helpful in your hard time. Thank you for sharing this personal account - a lot of us are going through similar mental health issues as well, and your candid account helps me understand that I am no different - it can happen to anyone. I've been subscribed to non engineers since the time it was just a facebook page with 600 likes, and it makes me so so happy it's a community of 60k+ on KZfaq only now!! ♥️

Same happened with me tbh. I didn't do coding while I was doing my engineering like I tried it and didn't like it and ended up getting a non tech service manager role in a telecom company. I can't describe the mental torture i went through. I did not fit that role and being stuck in a sub par no growth/flexible role and company even after being a graduate from a top tier college really sent me in depression. I quit after 18 months i just couldn't handle it. I prepared for cat and now have all the calls except banglore. I've now decided to pursue a career in SCM or analytics. I hope I get this chance and more than that I hope i like working in these fields. If not then I'll have to suck it up and continue because I can't be chasing butterflies all my life.

Thank you for being vulnerable with us, Shweta. It really means so much. Trust me, this is SO much more inspiring than the stories of people who portray that their lives are 'almost perfect' on social media. Also, you are so cute. Keep that smile always, lots of love!!

It takes a lot of courage to accept that something is broken and then fixing it. Respect. 🙌

I don't know to express my feelings towards people who are always upfront and tell both sides of the story. Thats why i like this channel. Keep up the great work. I am always with you

Wow.. This hit me hard. After hearing this, my respect towards you has increased more than ever. God bless you in whatever you want to do in your life. I know you will be reading this comments, so just remember we are here for you maam always.

I can just feel the positive energy through the way you talk and express yourself. Seriously never seen someone who radiates such a positive energy. I hope your KZfaq channel grows exponentially!

I really liked your video. I am an IIM Graduate and joined banking. I am also planning to leave my job because of the work culture. At first, I was afraid of doing this, but now hearing people like you made me confident that it ok to leave when you are not feeling to continue. Thanks for the video.

I did a B2C sales job for about a month, it is really tough unless you are made for it. Good decision, mental health comes first. I am also very excited that you will be able to produce more content for us. All the best on this new journey!

I have always been a silent spectator of your videos. But this video pushed me to write this. What you did takes guts. All the very best and thank you for all that you have done for this community!

I could so relate to this video! I had a year of experience in sales and felt this is not for me man. It was BYJUs and BDA role. That's when I decided sales is not for me and decided to leave sales as a field in MBA and discovered another area of interest which is Human Resource and chose to join TISS over IIM L.

Shweta ...i had never seen a girl as candid and as honest as you are. THANKS TO YOU .. thank you a zillion times for putting out your story. I can see much of us can relate to this.

Hey Shweta, I’ve been following your channel since 1.5 years now, despite being an engineer, lol, coz I found tremendous value in your content. When you said that even my life is not sorted and was not loving what I did everyday despite earning a high salary, it busted so many myths about IIM grads and dream jobs. Gives a lot of strength to people like me who’re still figuring out at 26 :D. Much more strength to you and hope you excel in all your endeavours.

Sometimes the hard decisions takes you to the destination that is the best for you. Really proud of you for taking such hard calls and following your Passion. All the very best for your YT venture and I am fully confident that you will do wonders here as well. You would always be an inspiration.

Hi, Thank you for sharing your journey 😊 Yes, it is very difficult to understand what we actually want to do and more difficult is to accept that the thing which is caling us is the right one. All the best 🌈

You know what shweta, for MBA aspirants like us who are constantly working hard day in day out to be in top 1%ilers, most of us aren't even sure whether we are gonna see the other end of tunnel ever (let alone number of attempts). You just gave us the ray of hope⭐ Gonna add your channels name to my study wall!!! Thank you! God bless you!

We're super proud to have a mentor like you Ms Shweta! You've guided thousands of aspirants like us who were clueless and needed an initiating push. The way you came out sharing about the low phase in your life has made us respect you even more. We know things have been hard, but we all wish you a super successful path as a full-time creator and hope the journey keeps you happy and lively!

I remember you from your quora days around the time you gave the interview for IIMA, rediscovered you just today and now we're here. Thanks for sharing your story and being strong, wish you the best :)

I can relate to each and every word you've said here. I've been through your shoes as even I did quit my job in consulting after IIM Kozhikode. Trust me I know the feeling of hitting rock bottom but life has much bigger, better plans for you in future. Best wishes for your YT venture. Godspeed. Cheers !!

This video has just put a smile at my face towards the end. I'm definitely watching this channel daily and will help it reach out within my network. You're doing an amazing job. It requires a lot of guts to take a step back and think what you need in life. Loosing a job of (1.5L+) is a difficult but it is far more courageous to loose the job with all the stuff you mentioned. God bless you and may you achieve everything in life.

Love that Line❤..."Mere Family me koi MBA nahi tha aur mujhe MBA krni thi, I know ki maine kaise Answers juggade hai" Very Honest and straight from heart video, I think thats what we like about your content....i think that's the reason its enriching Hope you Rise higher and shine brighter🤘 ALL THE BEST!!!!

Huge RESPECT for you ma'am. Same life story as Bathinda to IIM. Doing something for the community with full of zasba.

Thank you so much for sharing your story and making this video. For the last two years, I have been preparing for MBA entrance exams, and two years before that, I converted SIIB Pune, which was no doubt a good college, but I felt I could do better than this and took a year off to prepare once again for MBA entrance exams. During this time, I got connected with an organisation that was conducting a leadership lecture series on KZfaq, which I later turned into a startup. After working there for a couple of months, I got interested in entrepreneurship, but as MBA came before entrepreneurship in my life, I appeared for as many exams as I could and finally converted IIFT on June 17th, 2022. Then I went there and attended the college for a week, and I came to realise that this is not something I want to do for the rest of my life. I felt that after entering into this it would be very difficult for me to come out of this ‘Rat Race’ and I would be bound to this for at least the next 6-7 years of my life, which would also keep me away from my startup. So, one week after starting college, I made the decision to leave my MBA programme and pursue something I am truly passionate about: working on my startup. I don’t know how long it will take for me to make money out of it, but I know that I will be happy and excited to work every day towards it. Hands off to you for taking this bold decision. I know how hard it is to make a decision like this.

You will always be a source of inspiration for all the KMC students. I am a final year student pursuing bcom (hons) from KMC, would love to connect with you for seeking guidance.

Best of luck, Shweta! You were going through so much but kept on helping us in our preparation journey. You're a very strong willed fighter and I'm sure you'll excel in whatever you decide on doing. Thank you so much for helping us plebs with your sweet sweet voice! Excited to get more tips and tricks now that you're doing this full time. Yayyy!

Being a part of the non-engineers community from the beginning, I can definitely say that you have grown immensely as an individual and have touched many lives by helping them out. Wishing you all the best for your future endeavours. Great things are coming your way. Keep up the good work! Cheers😊

In one of your video you said that I will never leave my job and now you are here as a full time content creator. Life is so unpredictable. Your venture will definitely be the next inside IIM. All rhe best 👍

It hit me soooo hard in my soul, i am also fighting for a stable career right now. Going through the same loop as you have gone. You are exactly like my elder sister. ThankYou For providing such informative content for MBA preperation. Thankyou soooooo much dee 😘

Shweta, You are such an inspiration for many people who keep doing things even they are aware that it is not somthing that they wanted to do for their whole life even after passing out from a primier B school..your words would definitely help to bring the courage required amongst all of us..Thank you !

Last 2 mins of the video was something I needed so bad today. Thank you for the story and the advice. Hope you grow to be very successful!

Hi Shweta, I was totally moved with this video. keep doing the great work you are doing right now. it will surely help the Unguided Aspirants like me in their journey. I might not get time to watch all the videos here but whenever I get time I will tune in this channel. It's long way but one day When am done with my MBA journey I would love to come here and talk. More power to you girl :)

Ma'am , I have been following your channel since I started my CAT preparation and trust me I was getting a much better guidance than the coaching I joined. I literally waited for your videos to come. Listening to just a voice in your videos gave me immense amount of motivation that could not match anything else. You are such a great teacher. Keep growing .You are already rocking it.

It is true that most of the time we follow the trends to decide about our career and sometimes we feel like we are not a right fit for the job we are doing. It takes a lot of courage to leave the job to pursue what you really want. Your KZfaq content is really helpful. I wish you all the best for your future endeavours.

This is my biggest fear which I don't know how to overcome. The fear of having a huge loan on me, yet not ending up liking the Job after MBA, or that if I am the only person not ending up getting placed etc.

Came across this video while going through the hardest time right now. This made me a little hopeful about my future. Thankyou!

More power to you girl!! Kudos for having courage to follow what your heart says, and not being in the rat race!! Felt really good listening to your story, keep growing and keep motivating people!

To be honest this was relatable. When you talked about sales and all , currently I am into sales as a fresher graduate BBA , you are right if one can survive sales then anything is possible for them . I felt that . I wake up everyday not criticising because I am grateful for the opportunity I have . Thank you for sharing this.

I can so relate to this. After having worked for around 2.5 years right after my undergraduation, when I finally took that leap of gap year, I felt so satisfied. Today, standing at this point of time, if I wouldn't have left my job since them, I would have never explored new things, would have never started my own small business serving over various customers across India, and definitely wouldn't have been able to speak up so confidently that Yes, it was a right decision! We crib about being in that wrong train, but yes sometimes, the solution is simple! I got to heard and is still hearing so many things from people all around, and as you said, people still thinks, Ghar baithe note chaap rahi hu.. 😅😂

Must be such a hard time to leave a well paying job after a hard working MBA degree, great to see that you are working towards your passion. More power to you shweta!

I totally get you Shweta, that sales gets even worst in banking sector. Recently I too left my job and the pressure from all around is so mounting. They are like paisa hi toh kamna hai kro kuch bhi kya frk pdhna h...but my prespective is all different.

Congratulations to youu for embarking on this meaningful journey! You have such a wonderful energy, it is contagious.

“Jab meri family main mba nhi tha, aur mujhe mba karna tha” I can totally relate with you. In just the crowd of every friend going for CA, I was carried away without knowing what really CA would be for me. But when I’m doing MBA, I have you Ma’am So ya, thanks !

This video,

The best part about you is the honesty, which is clearly visible. So keep going on in this journey called life. We're all in the same boat (train). 😊

Thank you for sharing your life experiences with us that might help me to build my career as well 😊 .joined a nonengineering family from an engineering background to learn 🎓 . Thanks, Shwetha Arora.

You are so full of positivity. Thank you for taking me through my CAT journey along with you. Really excited about following your upcoming journeys and thank you for helping out many others like me. You are awesome!!! 👏

You are truely my inspiration. You solved my almost every doubt when i was in midst of chaos trying to reinforced myself. Soon our and every single person who is in confusion.......right train willl comeeee! THANKYOUU

Everyday i fall in love with her and how genuine and generous she sounds.I have lot of queries now

I heard a different story after a long time and it felt sooooo good. Thank you for making this video and making a lot of us realise that its not always the money that keeps us going, sometimes it's the passion.

I completed most of my IIM's interviews and now I'm watching her video to know what and how to take next steps further in my coming journey. Thanks mam

After watching this Video I realized that when you started understanding yourself , your mental state , your happiness you can decide and choose again ,something which you like and passionate about , no matter what you have to lose . Inner happiness and joy is much more greater or clam then money . And this is really inspiring and motivating and will really help me and others to choose or decide what actually they want , you can start anytime anything , happiness is always bigger then Money.

Your and my story are very similar. I didn't want to do Engineering but I had to. Then when I went for a job, I understood I was a misfit. And starting having mental health problems then I had to quit. It was the worst time and I still am struggling. You inspired me to go for mba and currently I am giving various entrance exams

Really listening to your experiences and suggestions always inspires to many of students to achieve their goals in life...Hatsoff to your dedication by making videos and sharing the valuable content on youtube Shweta ma'am 👏👏

This is an awesome and most practical viewpoint of an MBA. I also deeply feel, an MBA is not about a processing machine towards a particular high paying job, it is and should be a self realization where one can find out the intense passion towards any desired niche by which he/she can give something return to the society along with handsome earnings. Your own story of quitting high paying job and slowly coming back to your passion zone is a true inspiration for me! Thanks for sharing... Best wishes...from Kolkata!

Hello Shweta di.. I'm here on your channel again after almost 1 year. I just got this video as recommendation. And I was shocked by seeing the thumbnail and then watched the whole video, had tears in my eyes but most important you know what I have CLARITY now. I want to tell you one thing.. We all are humans we all have feelings. We all are one. By sharing your stories you are providing clarity, strength and confidence to many people. Keep doing it. ❤️❤️ #WE_ARE_HERE_FOR_YOU

even a failure with honest hard work is appreciated everytime

Asking if you still wish to continue the same career path you initially thought of getting into and getting the right answer is a tough nut to crack. Kind of going through the same. Thank you Shweta di. I will never regret staying updated with your content and following you since 2020. You have been an inspiration all throughout. Your comment section has become a notepad for me when I was going through one of the nadir of my career. More power to you!

Found it related But problem is not knowing who I am & what my passion is, I always frustrated(loose intrest) in mid of every path I choose. It seems like wherever I go without my passion the failure is waiting for me. Now thinking about my self (career, passion, future) making me depressed. Now I am started preparing for CAT. Found you positive & energetic for journey. A lot of appreciation with tears. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Maam For Saying `Not Being The Perfect Person In Your Life Is Being Perfect To Yourself'

Great to know your story and everyone is figuring something out here so you’re on the way to get what you truly want. Good luck!

Taking notes 📝 Do what makes you feel energetic and going, I feel like I know I'm into writing but at the same time I feel like not doing an MBA would leave me feeling worthless and left behind. And of course, relatives are a big disease too.

Everyone is unique and has their own journey. Personally, I can't even imagine how can someone feel low even after graduating from 'The' best B-school but I guess life is not as simple as it seems. Btw I am doing an IT job and yet another IIM aspirant but I totally understand your state of mind. I have myself done a sales job for a few months. Obviously, mine was a low-end sales job offered to undergrads unlike your position but I believe the pressure doesn't change or rather enhances growing up the ladder in the sales department. My sales job might not have taught me many things but one thing it has engraved in my head very well is that sales is not my cup of tea and if I get an opportunity to be a part of a good B school I would indeed choose my major anything but sales. So even your worst experiences teach u a lot.

OMG. I am rewinding 0:10 and watching it again and again. It sounds so cute !❤

Thank you explaining the hardest part of your life , It will help so many to know we are not alone and every one will face this at some point in their life I wish your simile stays like this forever

You are so sweet , motivating ! Till day I used to think Shweta is the happiest person yaar 100 percentiler , IIM graduate , mast job etc but today I want to thank you for opening up and telling what you feel , letting your emotions out , fighting all those battles you had to it’s not easy to leave a job and do something one loves to do it takes courage ! You did you are strong believe me Thank you for being in our (my) life And thank you for your podcast thing with the legend Ravi sir And you are doing great trust me I don’t want to say this but we(I) love you we are with you ! ❤️

The smile on your face says it all❣️ Once i too got stuck in a wrong train and i had to jump from the running train to get out of it , i nearly died and the scars on my waist are still alive😅

Thank you. You're amazing, you're doing amazing!! I don't know how much this will help you - but trust me you're helping alottttt. You're literally being sunshine to many of us. Thank you, for your efforts. There is a adage, which goes like -jo bhi hota hai ache ke liye hi hota hai! Through this Channel, through your journey, you'll be an amazing sales/marketing person. You'll be proud of yourself, for your choices. Because we all are!!♥️ Sending you lots and lots of love, hope, and recovery!!🌞✨

That confidence in ur smile to solve problems is really admirable..... keep going vr u find happiness....

Damm!! You are too inspiring . . .. i was thinking to drop my plan of doing MBA as I thought it is too tough for me but your videos kept motivating me . . .when you describe your experience in so energetic manner , it's like I am in that role and enjoying it . . .thank you soo much yaar ❤️

This is so much relevant to my life. I have done B.E (CSE) and then MBA (HR and Marketing). I joined a company as an IT Recruiter, worked there for 1.1 years- life was going fine until my brother met with an accident and I had to quit my job and look after my family. After 4 months of gap, I joined another company as Talent Acquisition Executive, here i didn't like my job at all. There was so much of stress and at this point of time, my family fixed my marriage. I was ok with this decision, and had to quit this job. But after few rituals like marriage shopping, some Pooja's and all we came to know that the groom's family are not good people from their 1st daughter in law. So I had to cancel the marriage. Now I am not working anywhere, thinking of doing some online courses to land a new job, since i am not interested in recruitment anymore. If anyone of you have any suggestions for me, please let me know. I am thinking of data science course.

So glad to know there are more of us (I quit my sales job to become a coach)! Keep going!

Amazing. Thank you so much!🌸 The conviction in your voice did it for me.

I also landed up in doing a job that was not for me, went into depression, quit the job, and now I am preparing for something that I want to achieve. Very relatable. Your story gave me power. Thank you.

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It feels so relatable that someone else or I can say superior to you is in a phase of not knowing what exactly you want in life but you know that the current job is not for you. It makes you realise that no one has figured out his/her life completely so it's okay to be in that phase as well. Thank you so much. I hope to learn more from you😃🙏🙌

Much relatable ma’am, I left one of the best FMCG’s because technical domain is what Iam passionate about. Thanks for this video and motivation.

Hi Shweta Di, you're doing an amazing job and every single video of yours pushes us to work harder. You're literally a life jacket in the aspirant's life and always protect us from drowning. Can't thank you enough for whatever you're doing for us. May God fulfill your all wishes.

@Shweta Arora Very inspiring video. I can totally relate to your story as I was also the first one to do an MBA in my family and faced hell of challenges ahead. But most importantly, knowing what drives you from within is the most crucial thing in life.

Ek like toh banta hai!! Pta hi nhi chala video kab over ho gyi. Kuch mins mien bht saari feelings, struggle, hard work and the zeal to fight back ye sb feel hui. Great Going. Thanks for sharing your experience.

I can completely understand where you coming from and what issue you had in the past and it's not easy to handle such things. You are a rockstar and you are motivating every individual with your raw and genuine content. Lots of love and support from my end.

Hats off dear 🍻 From an IIM grad - And an Area Sales manager (present) And I am having the same feeling that you had about sales. Let’s see if I can move to a marketing role. Hoping for the best. Take care ❤️

Shweta di! Hats off to your determination in choosing to do what you love! All the very best to you, I wish you all the happiness, growth and success. I absolutely love your videos as it has helped me cope and get over my own insecurities. A huge thank you to you for changing my outlook on life!

Randomly KZfaq suggested me your channel. Now I am you subscriber. I saw in eye you have passion to solve the problems.

This is called genuine content one should have. Hope you achieve ur goals soon!