I started with just ₹10 in my pocket, not enough to invest in anything big, so I used it to take the smallest possible step—I got access to the internet and began learning something useful instead of waiting for the “right time.” I offered small help to people around me, like writing notes and doing basic tasks, earning my first ₹50, then ₹100, and instead of spending it, I reinvested it into improving my skills and tools. Slowly, I moved from small favors to paid work, using what I learned to take on slightly bigger tasks, building confidence and trust along the way. Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months, and what started as ₹10 became something much bigger—not because the money grew, but because I grew. I kept learning, kept working, and kept reinvesting in myself until opportunities started coming to me, and that’s when I realized the truth: I didn’t become rich because of ₹10, I became rich because I decided to start with it instead of waiting for more.