Ashutosh Jain

Two years of creating on LinkedIn taught me one thing—people make the platform, not content. Yesterday, a casual meetup in Delhi reminded me why I love this journey. It wasn’t about pitches or LinkedIn hacks. It was about stories, achievements, and pure inspiration. Let me introduce you to a few incredible people I met : Shambhavi Gupta ✍ : My go-to copywriter, balancing creativity across platforms. Shambhavi makes words work magic ♡ Vanshika Jindal : The queen of off-campus success, Vanshika broke barriers to crack KPMG without the tier-1 college tag. She’s a true example of determination meeting grit. Harshal Naidu : Humorous, warm, and full of life, Harshal’s energy lights up any room. His positivity is simply infectious. Harshit Bansal : A 26-year-old powerhouse—founder, banker, and gold medalist. Harshit’s journey proves age is just a number. Nidhish Goel : The creative brain behind Zomato’s witty push notifications. He’s redefining marketing one quirky idea at a time. Ashok Aggarwal : With 230k+ Instagram followers, Ashok is a creator and builder, inspiring countless people while growing Unstop. Kashish B. : Kashish bridges tradition and modernity, spreading Bhagavad Gita’s wisdom to youth with positivity and charm. Tanusha Arora : CBS grad and associate consultant with an aura that radiates optimism. Her journey is just getting started. Yashi Gupta : A MICA dynamo making waves at Renee Cosmetics. Yashi’s creativity and passion set her apart. Yashi Jain : The sharp podcast whiz running her own agency. A powerhouse of ideas and execution. Ananya Malhotra : A JMC graduate with unapologetically witty West Delhi vibes. Her humor keeps everyone entertained. Naman Dalmia : Calm, composed, and impactful, Naman makes every word count. Watch him shine at Jindal Stainless Steel. Manan Jain : The OG BeTee guy with unmatched humor and charm. His unique persona leaves a lasting impression. Each person had a story that left me inspired. This isn’t just networking—it’s learning, growing, and building together. If you ever get the chance to meet your LinkedIn circle, take it. The stories you’ll hear will be worth it. Who’s the most inspiring person you’ve met recently?

Convocation ceremony PIET Panipat Institute of Engineering and Technology 🎓 Today marks my convocation day, a culmination of countless hard work, and dedication. 📚🔥 Grateful for the incredible journey and the support that fueled my academic pursuit. The lessons learned, friendships forged, and challenges conquered have shaped not just my education but also my character. Excited to apply the knowledge gained and contribute to the world ♡ . . . #GraduationDay #Convocation #NextChapter #lifejourney

Things I Learned from a Failed Startup that Generated Me ₹50+ Lakhs in Revenue but didn't sustain. Yes you heard that right. Almost 3 years back I started with my brand "Sarvottam" that helped me gain great network and learn the marketing people hardly talk about. Things I learnt the hard way that is helping me now are- - Failure is not the end; it's a stepping stone. When my startup didn't take off as expected, I could have thrown in the towel. Instead, I persevered, adapted, and found new opportunities within the venture. The ability to bounce back and keep going was crucial. - Building strong relationships in the industry and collaborating with like-minded entrepreneurs was a game-changer. The support and insights I gained from these connections were instrumental in turning things around. - Marketing is Everything. Even the best product or service won't succeed if people don't know about it. My failed startup taught me that sometimes, you need to take calculated risks. While not all gambles pay off, those that do can lead to substantial rewards. It's about finding a balance between caution and daring. - Success often lies just beyond the point where most people give up. By sticking with my startup and applying the lessons learned, I eventually turned things around and achieved remarkable revenue.