“No entered now, looking for internal training”: a post-exit story from the co-founder in Vinay Hermath, who studies physics 5-8 hours a day.

Vinay Hiremath, co -founder of Lol, sold its start to Atlasian for nearly one billion dollars in 2023, and got between 50 and 70 million dollars personally. Despite this sudden financial, Hiremath states that “there is no income at the present time” and it is “actively looking for training.” His decision to refuse to retain $ 60 million from Atlasian confirms his endeavor to achieve personal growth on financial gains.

Currently, Hiremath spends a great time in “Physics Study 5-8 hours per day” and participates with their younger peers in the dispute groups. The shift to academic endeavors reflects uncertainty about the future, as shown in the publication of its blog: “Life was a fog in the past year. After selling my company, I find myself in a completely unprofessional situation of not having to work again.

Hiremath search for the purpose extends to potential engineering exercises. “It is likely to be totality on wood – he conducted an interview in a few different startups here, such as robotics companies, to the trainee mainly as a mechanical engineer,” said Monavis Podcast. He also expressed interest in exploring electrical engineering. This step indicates a transformation from the leadership of companies to a practical technical role.

Despite his wealth, Hiremath rejected a profitable offer to keep, citing his lack of interest in staying in the acquired company. He clearly described his internal struggle: “Last March, I had no idea what to do in my life. I knew that staying in the captured company was not for me for reasons that might question the big company.”

Hiremath briefly looked at entrepreneurship in robots, inspired by characters like Elon Musk. However, he quickly realized that his motives were misplaced, noting that “I started at dawn that what I really wanted was to look like Elon, and this is incredible.” His experiences in a encrypted currency project with Musk have strengthened his understanding of the work of work.

Currently, Hiremath Priority Learn to launch another emerging. His statement, “Then I want to train as an electrical engineer. I don’t really know what I will do with this,” highlights his commitment to exploration and education instead of immediate entrepreneurship.