Anyone in Ajmer trying to build something of their own and feeling completely alone?
I’m from Ajmer, and for some long time now, I’ve been trying to build a startup here.
The problem is… I have absolutely no background in business.
I don’t come from a business family. I didn’t study entrepreneurship or finance. Most of what I know, I’ve learned by randomly searching things online, making mistakes, and figuring stuff out the hard way. And honestly, it gets exhausting after a point.
The biggest struggle isn’t even lack of money or resources.
It’s the lack of people around you who get it.
People you can talk to about ideas without feeling stupid.
People who understand the stress, the self-doubt, the guilt of “not doing enough,” or feeling stuck while everyone else seems to be moving ahead in life.
Sometimes you just want someone to say, “Yeah, I’ve been through that too.”
That’s why I want to build a community here in Ajmer.
Not some corporate networking thing. A real group of people trying to build something meaningful.
Could be:
Someone with just an idea
Someone in the early stages of a startup
Someone already running a business
Freelancers, creators, developers, marketers
Mentors, investors, operators
Or honestly anyone who relates to this journey
The idea is simple: We meet maybe once a week, sit together, talk openly about what we’re building, what problems we’re facing, help each other out, share contacts, opportunities, feedback, maybe even find co-founders, partners, team members, investors, etc.
Because entrepreneurship sounds exciting from the outside, but emotionally it can be very lonely.
And I genuinely believe Ajmer needs this.
Our city keeps losing ambitious people because everyone feels they need to leave to “make it.” But if all the people who want to build something leave, then Ajmer will never develop that environment in the first place.
Why can’t we build that culture here?
Why can’t the next good company come from Ajmer instead of everyone migrating to bigger cities?
If even a few people here relate to this, maybe we can start something real together.