“Yi Bi Nahi Carbaya …”: an inspiring journey from Chai Sotta Bar from failed attempts to be a co -founder

Anubhav Dubey, co -founder of Chai Sutta Bar, moved on Monday to X to share an inspiring message for those who did not receive prizes or recognition in their lives. In a heartfelt tweet, Dubi reflected on his early struggles, focusing on the extent of perseverance and design in the end to his success.

“Until the age of 25, I did not get one prize. I was among the difference. Awards, SE MERA Door Door Tak Koi Lena Dena Nahi Thara,” Dubey Books, which is to determine academic achievements at all his journey.

Initially preparing for the UPSC exam, Dubey faced uncertainty about its future. He felt the pressure pressure, discussed the idea of ​​working with his friend and founder who later involved Anand Nayak. Although he is an average student and does not excel in traditional areas, Dubey jumped from faith and participated in the establishment of Chai Sutta Bar (CSB).

Doubts remained – “Agar Ye Bhi Nahi Kar Paya Toh Kya Hoga?” (What if you fail to do this too?) – But this time, approached the project with a renewed sense of goal. He completely devoted himself to making work work, and his efforts bear fruit.

Sota Bar tea gained quickly, expanding all over India and receiving widespread estimate. What seemed impossible one day is a reality, as prizes and prizes fill his office.

“Only because you did not receive appreciation or prizes, it does not mean that you are unable to do so,” participated, encouraging others to continue to seek to achieve their goals.

Bar Chai Sutta began as a small project in Madhya Pradesh in 2016 by Dubey and Nayak. He joined the company later Rahul Patidar.