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<p>In a story that has captured widespread attention online, Hyderabad-based entrepreneur Rajive Dhavn has revealed why he chose to walk away from the multi-crore company he built from scratch to pursue a new life as a full-time content creator. His candid Instagram post, where he narrates his turbulent personal journey, has struck a chord with thousands.</p>
<p>Dhavn, who built his agency with a loan of just Rs 40,000 and scaled it to a Rs 15-crore brand, said the decision wasn’t driven by failure but by an urge to begin again.</p>
<h2><strong>See full post here:</strong></h2>
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<p><a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/DRhh83wk3zX/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" target="_blank">A post shared by Rajive Dhavn | Marketing &amp; AI Strategist (@rajive.dhavn)</a></p>
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<script async="" src="//www.instagram.com/embed.js"></script><h2><strong>From selling sauces to leading a company</strong></h2>
<p>Sharing his journey, Dhavn wrote that he started working as a child, selling sauces to bakeries before moving to a retail job folding shirts and cleaning shelves. His first big break came with a corporate role at GE. The joy, however, was short-lived — he lost his mother the very next day.</p>
<p>Dhavn later pivoted from MNC life to creative work and eventually launched his agency, What’s In a Name, which went on to win recognition and handle over 100 brands.</p>
<h2><strong>‘I built it… then i let it go’</strong></h2>
<p>In his post, he dropped the line that stunned many followers: “Built a Rs 15 crore company. Then I chose to start over.” Dhavn said he sold off all his companies to re-enter the world as a beginner — this time as a content creator at the age of 39. The decision, he stressed, came from clarity, not crisis.</p>
<p>He also opened up about academic struggles, including failing Class 8 and dropping out after Class 10, hoping to reassure others going through similar phases. “If you’re starting over, rebuilding, or just trying to figure things out, you’re not alone,” he wrote.</p>
<h2><strong>Here's how netizens reacted:</strong></h2>
<p>Netizens flooded his comment section with messages of encouragement, admiration and even humour. Many users called his journey inspiring, with one writing, “This is so inspiring! More and more power to you,” while another joked that his life had “more ups and downs than an Abbas Mastaan movie.” </p>
<p>Others praised his grit and creativity, saying they loved the way he built businesses and stories, calling his journey “truly inspirational” and applauding his courage.</p>
<p>Several expressed pride in his decision to start over, and one commenter even added a playful note, saying they were “more interested in knowing how much of a looker” he used to be — “not that you are any less now.”</p>
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In a story that has captured widespread attention online, Hyderabad-based entrepreneur Rajive Dhavn has revealed why he chose to walk away from the multi-crore company he built from scratch to pursue a new life as a full-time content creator. His candid Instagram post, where he narrates his turbulent personal journey, has struck a chord with thousands.Dhavn, who built his agency with a loan of just Rs 40,000 and scaled it to a Rs 15-crore brand, said the decision wasn’t driven by failure but by an urge to begin again.See full post here:    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Rajive Dhavn | Marketing &amp; AI Strategist (@rajive.dhavn)From selling sauces to leading a companySharing his journey, Dhavn wrote that he started working as a child, selling sauces to bakeries before moving to a retail job folding shirts and cleaning shelves. His first big break came with a corporate role at GE. The joy, however, was short-lived — he lost his mother the very next day.Dhavn later pivoted from MNC life to creative work and eventually launched his agency, What’s In a Name, which went on to win recognition and handle over 100 brands.‘I built it… then i let it go’In his post, he dropped the line that stunned many followers: “Built a Rs 15 crore company. Then I chose to start over.” Dhavn said he sold off all his companies to re-enter the world as a beginner — this time as a content creator at the age of 39. The decision, he stressed, came from clarity, not crisis.He also opened up about academic struggles, including failing Class 8 and dropping out after Class 10, hoping to reassure others going through similar phases. “If you’re starting over, rebuilding, or just trying to figure things out, you’re not alone,” he wrote.Here's how netizens reacted:Netizens flooded his comment section with messages of encouragement, admiration and even humour. Many users called his journey inspiring, with one writing, “This is so inspiring! More and more power to you,” while another joked that his life had “more ups and downs than an Abbas Mastaan movie.” Others praised his grit and creativity, saying they loved the way he built businesses and stories, calling his journey “truly inspirational” and applauding his courage.Several expressed pride in his decision to start over, and one commenter even added a playful note, saying they were “more interested in knowing how much of a looker” he used to be — “not that you are any less now.” 

Rajive Dhavn, who built his agency with a loan of just Rs 40,000 and scaled it to a Rs 15-crore brand, said the decision wasn’t driven by failure but by an urge to begin again.

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In a story that has captured widespread attention online, Hyderabad-based entrepreneur Rajive Dhavn has revealed why he chose to walk away from the multi-crore company he built from scratch to pursue a new life as a full-time content creator. His candid Instagram post, where he narrates his turbulent personal journey, has struck a chord with thousands. Dhavn, who built his agency with a loan of just Rs 40,000 and scaled it to a Rs 15-crore brand, said the decision wasn’t driven by failure but by an urge to begin again. See full post here:         View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Rajive Dhavn | Marketing AI Strategist (@rajive.dhavn) From selling sauces to leading a company Sharing his journey, Dhavn wrote that he started working as a child, selling sauces to bakeries before moving to a retail job folding shirts and cleaning shelves. His first big break came with a corporate role at GE. The joy, however, was short-lived — he lost his mother the very next day. Dhavn later pivoted from MNC life to creative work and eventually launched his agency, What’s In a Name, which went on to win recognition and handle over 100 brands. ‘I built it… then i let it go’ In his post, he dropped the line that stunned many followers: “Built a Rs 15 crore company. Then I chose to start over.” Dhavn said he sold off all his companies to re-enter the world as a beginner — this time as a content creator at the age of 39. The decision, he stressed, came from clarity, not crisis. He also opened up about academic struggles, including failing Class 8 and dropping out after Class 10, hoping to reassure others going through similar phases. “If you’re starting over, rebuilding, or just trying to figure things out, you’re not alone,” he wrote. Heres how netizens reacted: Netizens flooded his comment section with messages of encouragement, admiration and even humour. Many users called his journey inspiring, with one writing, “This is so inspiring! More and more power to you,” while another joked that his life had “more ups and downs than an Abbas Mastaan movie.”  Others praised his grit and creativity, saying they loved the way he built businesses and stories, calling his journey “truly inspirational” and applauding his courage. Several expressed pride in his decision to start over, and one commenter even added a playful note, saying they were “more interested in knowing how much of a looker” he used to be — “not that you are any less now.”  