Bengaluru Man Quits Corporate Burnout for Auto-Rickshaw Peace: 'Tough But Fruitful'

• A Bengaluru man, Rakesh, left his corporate career due to mental fatigue and stress, despite a good salary.
• After quitting, he faced financial struggles and criticism but refused to return to the corporate world.
• He took on various short-term jobs, including a Rapido driver, to make ends meet.
• Rakesh eventually saved enough to buy an auto-rickshaw on EMIs, finding peace and satisfaction in his new role.
• He now earns Rs 600-800 daily, less than before, but values the freedom and inner peace, often interacting uniquely with customers.