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Ex-Corporate Employee Trades Desk for Rs 1 Lakh Tea Profit
19 Jul
Summary
- Man quit a Rs 38,000 monthly corporate job to start a tea stall.
- Invested Rs 2 lakh, now earns about Rs 1 lakh monthly profit.
- Daily sales average 400 cups, with tea priced at Rs 10 and Rs 20.
A man has gone viral on social media for his inspiring career pivot from a corporate job to a thriving tea stall. Previously earning Rs 38,000 per month, he resigned from his position due to limited growth and rising expenses. He invested approximately Rs 2 lakh to establish a tea shop near an auto stand.
His new venture, featuring tea priced at Rs 10 and Rs 20, now sells around 400 cups daily. This consistent sales volume translates to about Rs 6,000 in daily revenue, yielding a monthly profit of roughly Rs 1 lakh after accounting for operational costs like rent, ingredients, and staff salaries.
His success has allowed for expansion, including the addition of a counter for snacks like vada pav, samosa, and jalebi. This story highlights the potential for significant personal and financial growth through entrepreneurship, emphasizing self-made promotions over traditional career progression.
