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So I completed my bachelors back in 2015 from one of the NIT's. I belong to a middle class family and I had a alcoholic father. After clearing AIEEE I thought my life would get better but life had planned something else for me. So after counselling for 2nd round was over I got a seat in NIT Surat(Civil).But my father refused to let me go. He said if you want to study you can study in the NIT which is my hometown otherwise he wont pay the fees. So I ended getting admitted in the NIT which was situated in my hometown.(which was not a bad option).I started studying there but being a day scholar I had to witness his abuse and bad behaviour towards my mother everyday. Which took a toll on my mental health and for the first time in my life I failed. I tried to study more harder but to no avail.This continued till second year and I somehow barely passed subjects. My morale was at an all time low and one day I had a panic attack while I was performing practicals in my department and I fainted. The profs called the heath center and an ambulance came to take me. I was brought back to consciousness but something strange happened. I was not able to speak no matter how much I tried. A psychiatrist was called who asked me to relax and after some breathing exercises I was able to speak again. I told the psychiatrist everything . He gave me a questionnaire and asked me to fill it up. After that he counseled me and told me that I have characteristics of pure OCD(obsessive compulsive disorder) and severe depression and I need to be treated. The medicines he gave me stopped my excessive thinking but my cognitive performance reduced even further and I needed more sleep.(the medicine contained sertraline hydrochloride). Because of this I flunked few subjects and my course got extended by one semester.I could not sit for placements since I had one extra semester. Meanwhile all my batchmates got placed and started the happy phase of their life which I dreamt about. After I finished my degree I applied for jobs at various places but my academic record was so bad that most people never even called me for interviews, and few of them who called me asked me about my bad grades. When I told them the truth they were sympathetic about what I have been through but nobody offered me any job. My dad used to beat me because I was a failure and psychotic. After sometime I totally gave up on my life and I felt like I had no purpose. I had even stopped looking for jobs.Since I had a lot of free time I started teaching kids in my colony for free. In the beginning parents were reluctant to send their kids because of my fathers behaviour but then a uncle asked me to teach his kids. Soon he could see improvement in his kids and asked others to send their kids too. I started teaching 10 kids and now parents paid me 500 rs per month for teaching them. My mother was very happy and literally cried in happiness when I gave her my salary of 5000 Rs. That was the best moment of my life and I could finally see some hope.But my father learnt about me taking tuiton classes in his absence and said that you should stop this or I will throw both of you out of my house as I was ruining his reputation in society which was true to some extent. People used to make fun of me that I was a NIT graduate but I was still doing such a petty job. I stopped taking tutions and started studying chemistry which I liked since my JEE days. After 2 months of pouring myself into chemistry I went to a local coaching institute and was offered a job on trial basis. I had never taught so many kids at once so initially I got scared but after a few days I became comfortable.After teaching 11th standard kids for over 1 year there at a meagre salary of 25k I wanted to leave the coaching. Now here comes the twist , the senior teacher who was supposed to teach 12th standard chemistry had a very monotonous way of teaching and my students didn't like it so they requested the owner to let me take their classes instead. The owner called me and told me the situation and offered to pay me 35k per month. I bargained with him since he was giving the senior teacher over a lakh rupees per month. He finally agreed at 60k per month and told me if my students cleared JEE mains he will give me bonus over and above my base salary. I was on cloud 7 that day.I worked really hard after that and made my students work harder. And finally it paid off. My students got good ranks in Jee mains and advanced this year and I was paid 7 lakh as bonus recently.I admitted my dad forcefully into a rehab program a few months ago and he has finally stopped drinking. He is not a bad guy but when he drinks alcohol he can't control himself and starts taking out his frustration over others.My life is better now. I have everything that I could want from life. But it took patience and efforts. So believe in yourself and remember that “you haven't lost the battle if you can still stand”

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I had been earning around Rs. 2 to 3 lac per month doing freelancing while in college itself, so I think I would share my experiences here, which would help other people too :)So, it all started in the 2nd year of my college. My first content writing contract was with a leading book publisher, for whom I used to write blogs on JEE. I used to write a lot of stories, essays, poems, etc., during my school days (thanks to my English teacher, because of whom I learnt how to “write with feelings”), but I never really knew that it would pay off in the future :DWriting for them was a very good experience. Also, I used to earn around Rs. 500 to 800 per blog during that time, which used to pay off my small expenses of the canteen, etc. :DSince then, I had been writing for several other clients, both from India and abroad. From JEE related blogs, I went on to write technology related blogs too. Then, I also took up online course making contracts.At one point in time, I had too many contracts that all my bandwidth was getting choked (touchwood; it’s a good problem to have :P ). At that point, I decided to create a team of freelancers under me, who would write the blogs and I would curate the content written by them. This ensured that the quality of the content was not being compromised (as I was checking it anyway) and at the same time more blogs could be delivered to the clients. This step boosted the revenues quite a lot :)As Mr. Hector Quintanilla rightly mentioned in this answer of his (I have it bookmarked as it’s really very helpful!) wherein he wrote about the mindset of entrepreneurs; I had focussed on creating what will make me money. I made a team of content writing freelancers, developed standard operating processes to avoid any confusion and to standardize (as much as possible) the writing style of the content so as to ensure good quality. I figured out tools to check grammar, plagiarism, etc. I figured out the payment process so that there are no delays and all compliances are met. I figured out how to reach out to more clients to get more business and how to cross-sell them. It was a great learning experience and my first entrepreneurship experience too :)By the end of my college, I was making around Rs. 2 to 3 lac per month, and was enjoying the process. I also got a one-month contract for $20,000 (approx Rs. 14.3 lac) from a client. I just loved the journey, and that’s when I got to know that I HAD to become an entrepreneur! :DUpdate: For those who want to know about how to start freelancing, you can read this answer of mine: Harshita Srivastava's answer to How do I start working as a freelancer?