"No MBA, Just Common Sense": How A 10th Pass Indian In US Became A Billionaire
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Mr Sunil revealed that his friend believed that running a restaurant was a sure path to becoming a millionaire.
A story of an Indian immigrant in the United States, who opened a restaurant and became a millionaire, is going viral on social media. Taking to X, a user named Sunil shared the story of his Gujarati friend who immigrated to the US, opened a Gujarati restaurant, and now lives a comfortable life in the land of opportunity. In his post, the user comically spoke about his own master's degree and habit of listening to podcasts as he recounted the inspirational story of his friend, who despite studying only till 10th grade, managed to achieve success. Advantage of being a Gujarati:Met a Patel friend who runs a restaurant in New Jersey.He was in his late 40s and 10th pass. I am engineer with masters degree who listens to podcasts. 😂I told him that Peter Thiel said that worst business one can do is open a restaurant.…
"Met a Patel friend who runs a restaurant in New Jersey. He was in his late 40s and 10th pass. I am engineer with masters degree who listens to podcasts," the user wrote. "I told him that Peter Thiel said that the worst business one can do is open a restaurant. Very high failure rate and customers are very unpredictable. When I mentioned Peter thiel's name, he raised his eyebrows to think. Obviously, he doesn't know who Peter Thiel is," he added.
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