Entrepreneurs who left the job of 9 to 5 and raise crores of entrepreneurs

New Delhi. Many times the beginning of business does not dream. Sometimes it comes one day when you get so cooked with your job that you are determined to do something else. The same happened with three people who left their jobs without any great plan and today are running crores of companies.

There was no great idea in his beginning, just a question – do I want to do this throughout my life? The answer was found in ‘Na’ and his journey started from there. Today they have become big names in their respective industry.

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Lauren became cookie do Queen from Cancer Survivor

(Lauren Castle) Leaving the college and was doing public relations and restaurant jobs, but she was not getting any happiness in work. During this time he got cancer detect. After treatment, she decided that she will not work for anyone else now. Then he started healthy cookie do brand Sweet Loren’s. Today his company is sold in big stores like Target, (Hole Foods) and (CostCo) and its value is close to $ 120 million i.e. about 1000 crores.

(Bryant gingeric) was an engineer, but he did not like office work. One day he saw the land of an empty forest and from there his life changed. He and his wife together started a small rental business Dunlap Hollow there. In 2024, this business earned more than $ 7 lakh and came to a net profit of $ 3.5 million. After this, he said goodbye to the job forever. He says, “I did not miss the job of 9 to 5 even once.”

Was left without idea

(Met Like) Was working in the consulting firm (McKinji) but was feeling empty from inside. He quit the job without any prepared plan and started work on 10 ideas with friends. One of them was a fitness app which was later sold for $ 85 million. Now he is the CEO of Too Good to Go, which is a global app stopping food wastage. Says Met, “Many people just keep sitting at their corporate desk thinking that one day an idea will come. But sometimes just has to jump.”