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'Work-Life Balanced': Bengaluru Man Quits Job, Drives To Bigger Paycheck As Uber Driver

Today, Deepesh works as an Uber driver with a monthly paycheck of Rs 65,000. He was also able to cut down on his hours and only works for 21 days in a month.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Deepesh, the uber driver. (Image: Varun Agarwal LinkedIn post)</p></div>
Deepesh, the uber driver. (Image: Varun Agarwal LinkedIn post)
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Corporate slave turned Uber driver, Deepesh from Bengaluru, seems to have won in life and work. His story was told by entrepreneur Varun Agarwal through a LinkedIn post and is one to remember.

Deepesh used to work at a corporate job which, although stable, ate away at his personal time with his wife and children. According to Agarwal's post, he was earning close to Rs 40,000 in his job before he decided to call it quits and make more time for his family.

Today, Deepesh works as an Uber driver with a monthly paycheck of Rs 65,000. He was also able to cut down on his hours and only works for 21 days in a month.

"He soon (Deepesh) realized that he's not able to give enough time to his wife and kids, and there was no work life balance. So, he decided to become a full-time driver with a company. And now he makes about 56,000 rupees a month. And works only for 21 days a month. And has finally the work life balance that he always sought for," Agarwal's post stated.

It added that while doing his driving business, Deepesh saved enough money to buy another car for which he's hired a driver and is now building his own fleet.

The post concludes by saying "Sometimes the best way to move forward in life is to take the driver's seat".

Deepesh's story elated internet user with many users commenting under the post.

"I love reading stories of people who take the steering wheel for their career and leave the conventional paths", commented one user while another remarked, "Success isn't just about earning more, it's about living better. Deepesh Truly took the driver's seat in life".

Many others were inspired by Deepesh's decision and advised to look for a moment of "realisation".

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