The Accenture employee, based in Gurgaon, Gurjot Ahluwalia, has revealed his remarkable financial trip, building a net assets of 5 million rupees from scratch in just 11 years. Mr. Ahluwalia, who aims to be financially independent in 2025, shared his milestone on social networks, describing him as his greatest achievement of 2024. He also published a screenshot of his financial monitoring application, showing a net worth of RS 5 million RS 2.7 Lakh.
Ahluwalia attributes its success to a triple approach: Professional advance for greater profits, disciplined savings through late gratification and strategic capital investments, which according to him were instrumental in reaching his net assets of RS 5 million rupees in just 11 years.
He pointed out that his transition from a middle -class salaried individual to a net assets of RS 5 million rupe With his parents. He also acknowledged that recent market corrections had led to an 8-10% decrease in their net assets. The reference index of the Indian Shares Market, NIFTY, has fallen more than 10% since last year, with even more pronounced corrections in average capitalization shares and small capitalization.
Hit this milestone was my greatest achievement in 2024.
A middle -wage middle class like me went from 0 to ₹ 5,00,00,000 in 11 years.
3 key elements
1. Professional growth – high income
2. Aggressive savings – Gratification delay
3. Capital investment: own business pic.twitter.com/t3nipupw7– Gurjot Ahluwalia (@gurjota) February 2, 2025
When asked about his responsibilities from an intern, Gurjot Ahluwalia mentioned that he was traveling to Dubai at that time. He added that he usually tries to keep his liabilities below RS 1 Lakh.
In one of his videos shared online, he highlighted the timeless investment principle that the “time in the market” matters more than “timing the market”, using its own experience as an example.
A user commented on his publication about X: “Congratulations! You are a very intelligent and sensible investor. I am sure you will contribute a lot.”
Another user wrote: “It is actually phenomenal! Instant gratification generally erodes a lot of wealth. Congratulations to you.”
“It is a surprising example of consistency and patience. Although many cannot replicate the shares selections, almost everyone can learn the value of investing for long periods of time and exercising extreme patience. The most important word in the publication: Dakat gratification,” He wrote the third user.
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