What pushed you to leave a safe job and become an entrepreneur?
Replied byRishi Das
Co-founder & CEO at IndiQube
Niche: Technology, Production
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: India
Started: 2015 or
It was a mix of instinct, ambition, and restlessness. On day one at my first job I felt I was back to kindergarten. I didn’t belong. Within six months I quit and started looking for gaps to solve with very little capital.
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