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I neither like football ⚽ nor I play football...so goals have nothing to do in my life

My end goal is probably going to sound strange on a site full of ambitious professionals, but here goes: I want a simple life with time for observation and reflection. I've deliberately chosen a career path (teaching) that allows me summers off and reasonable hours. I've turned down administrative promotions because they would take me away from what matters to me - reading widely, writing, spending time in nature, and having deep conversations. I want to be the old person who actually knows their neighbors, who has wisdom worth sharing, who's really been present for their life. Success for me isn't measured in wealth or status but in attention and presence.

Goal is to build a tech startup that gets acquired for at least $100M before I'm 30. I know that sounds stereotypically ambitious, but I've been preparing methodically. Finished my CS degree from BITS, worked at a unicorn startup to learn the ropes, now building my second venture (first one failed) with funding from angel investors. Most of my extended family thinks I'm "unstable" for not taking a "proper job" at Infosys or TCS like my cousins. They don't understand that the old model of success is outdated. The Indian startup ecosystem has matured enough that this is actually a rational career path now, not just a fantasy. The next decade will see more Indian founders building global products, and I intend to be one of them.

I have long experience working with Chinese. I am Chinese language interpreter, I have work for Indian and Chinese company. it's only need investment and consistency in business and it will suceed. I find marketing people and small invester, I will handle sourcing product, packaging, quality control, technology implement in product, delivery. I need small investment for staying in China for 2 years and product order. I have many chinese friend in China, they also help me make good networking. and if we see in deep most of product come from China. so for start new business my ides is best.

My end goal is to build enduring institutions that redefine industries, solve real problems, and leave a lasting impact.At the core, it’s about creating brands that stand the test of time—ones that don’t just compete but set new standards. I want to contribute to industries where India has untapped potential, ensuring global recognition for Indian excellence. The drive comes from knowing that well-executed ideas can change lives, shape economies, and inspire future entrepreneurs. It’s not just about business; it’s about building legacies that outlive me.