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Samarth Rathi
Make your own world • 27d
When I started OBOTER and began building India’s first FTIR Spectrometer, I had already failed at six startups, done three internships, and got into OP Jindal University. I didn’t fully understand the science or market — but I knew I wanted to create something meaningful. While others pursued jobs or degrees, I was deep in datasheets, YouTube tutorials, and trial-and-error. Through that chaos, I found clarity. Success isn’t about being smart or rich — it’s about showing up, again and again. I don’t know where I’ll be in five years, but I’m sure I’ll grow at least 1% each day. If OBOTER ever builds something that helps even one person, I’ll know I didn’t just live — I contributed. So if you’re doubting yourself: try. Fail, cry, learn, restart. If you're serious, time will reward you — maybe not how you expected, but in ways that matter.
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