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Sidhartha Juluri
Why work when u can ... • 2d
Sometimes the path that feels like a mistake becomes your biggest breakthrough. I'm 20, and like many others, I followed the expected route: engineering college, hoping for a stable placement. But I didn't get into the top colleges, started questioning the path, saw seniors struggling in a saturated job market, and realized the curriculum didn't match what I actually wanted to build. It felt like failure-but it brought clarity. I've always wanted to create something of my own. These setbacks didn't push me away; they made my vision clearer. Sometimes the wrong path teaches you what the right one looks like. Now I'm focused on entrepreneurship-building, learning, and sharing the real story: the struggles, lessons, and small wins that often go unnoticed. If you feel like you're on the wrong path, maybe it's exactly where you need to be to find your breakthrough.
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