Coming from a family tree of Engineers & Doctors, I always wondered how I could break out of the shell of jobs/small-business lifestyle. I wanted to be an engineer, but had an entrepreneurial itch.So simultaneously with my undergrad, I had started my first company with a few hundred dollars I had scraped together by working odd-jobs.Over the past year I have been able to scale that company — as a side-hustle — to have a substantial income across several countries including the United States, Canada, and India.Lack-of-direction can be a paralyzing emotion when approaching entrepreneurship. I was fortunate enough to develop a relationship with a coach/mentor, as of a function of which I have learned how to scale up multiple business assets outside of my career to the point that I will have the option to step into early retirement in my late 20s. Over the year I have developed a passion for mentoring other young professionals and students with a desire to diversify themselves outside their career, and formed a second company dedicated to this mission: Nehra Consolidated. Nehra Consolidated helps to guide people on their entrepreneurial journey. We firmly believe your 20s and your early 30s are for hustling, so that you can build something of your own on the side to create more choice for you and your family down the road.