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It depends on what you are currently doing or what you want to do moving ahead. There are alt of ways to make 1L a month but with that responsibilities will follow which is more difficult than earning 1L a month.

I am a corporate lawyer and Company Secretary and I recently changed my job 15 days back. I finally reached to the 1L per month mark after 7 years my career journey. I started with basic stipend of 3.5K per month. The biggest moment in my career was when one of my previous employer has gone for IPO and due to hardwork I put in I got 55% increment. My CTC jumped from 5.73LPA to 9LPA. Then normal 10% increments and job changed has led to this figure.

I make close to 170k in corporate (1.2 year xp). Entered corporate with 140k a month. Only lesson I'll give, focus on what you love, dont run after money or status. Ace on something you're good at. Dont follow someone just because they were successful by doing something, everyone won't have same formula and that formula might not work for everyone

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I work for a MNC and get paid close to 1L, but with the given workload and no worklife balance i wish i stayed at the 60 thousand mark with what i started. So doesn't really matter what amount but what's important is if you are at peace or not.

I own a small coffee business which make me roughly around 1L a month in profits, and to reach this stage it took me 3 years with alot of hardship, like initially getting customers to the shop, branding and ofcourse the maintaining the quality of the product. once i focused on increasing the quality with not an expensive price tag, customers started piling up. Its a slow game you have to be consistent

I have kept reinvesting my profits into my agency to keep growing it. Way more than 1L mark now but I still reinvest all profits.

You guys are getting 1L per MONTH? 😭😭

I'm salaried, earn 1.07 a month and save 30k, rest goes in rent, family, food, living costs, I reserve 10k every month for spending on whatever I want.