Man Quits Rs 38,000 Per Month Job To Sell Tea. Here's What He Makes Now
An Indian man has gained significant attention after resigning from a stable corporate position to launch a commercial tea stall. By diversifying his menu and scaling operations, he reportedly earns significantly more than his previous monthly salary of Rs 38,000.
A former corporate employee has transitioned to entrepreneurship by opening a tea shop, moving away from a monthly salary of Rs 38,000. This shift underscores a growing trend of professionals seeking independent business opportunities over traditional employment structures.
His business model focuses on affordability and variety, offering standard tea for Rs 10 and a premium version for Rs 20. The pricing strategy is designed to attract a high volume of daily commuters and local residents.
Beyond beverages, the entrepreneur has expanded his offerings by installing counters for popular snacks such as vada pav, samosa, and jalebi. This diversification has allowed him to increase his daily revenue and scale the business effectively. Source: NDTV
