A Lady Entrepreneur

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A Lady Entrepreneur

Pooja Yadav was from a poor family, having five children of the family struggled to get a good education. Father being a farmer saved a little for his children. However, she finished it at government school near Ajmer, Rajasthan. Being interested in sports, she showed it at school and college level. She became a player of Kabaddi. She represented Ajmer University at University level. Further, she became a captain of the state by representing in 2007 and at National level in 2008. Having a post-graduate degree in Sanskrit and aspired to become something.

But destiny had something for her after marriage at the age of 20. Consequently, her dream and hope scattered. Her husband, being an employee of transport, lived at a small village near Neemach, Madhya Pradesh. She shared her dream of living a good life and career with her husband. Then she with husband shifted to Neemach town to rent a room. Then she had a baby girl having an asthma problem within six months. So she was disturbed but didn’t abandon her hope. She knew that when the going gets tough, the tough get going.

Then she started a small saree shop in 2012, having stitching Centre and selling boutique. Even she began teaching the women about stitching the sarees and boutique. Afterwards, she set a high target by purchasing a bungalow of one crore by the mortgage loan. But life again landed her into kidney problem, facing hurdle from not only life but also others. She determined not to leave her dreams of offering a good life to the family and children.  With jumping into another business of direct selling, she increased the income by keeping two helpers at the shop.

Slowly and gradually, she became a role model in Neemach town, worked online and attracted the customers. So she easily enrolled women and men into direct selling of daily needs. In this way, she showed her courage and leadership skills to society. She expresses her thought confidently,

“Today’s woman needs to know her existence and show it to the society.”

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