Mumbai woman quits corporate job, retires at 29 to slow life in Pune farm, here's how she did it
A woman who shifted from Mumbai to Pune to live a farm life, shared steps to secure an early retirement in life. She currently runs BaapBeti Farms with her father.
A 29-year-old woman from Mumbai has retired from her corporate job to live a slower life on a farm in Pune. Sneha Rajguru, who shares her journey on Instagram, has outlined four steps to achieve this slower, farm life. The first step is to purchase a small piece of land and name it something that resonates with personal meaning, such as "BaapBeti Farms."
Next, she advises planting fruit trees, as they provide a sustainable food source that requires minimal effort and yields fruit for years. The third step involves growing one's own food, which reduces dependency on external sources, especially in uncertain situations such as lockdowns or conflicts. Last, she emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with nature, particularly flowers, as it brings daily beauty and nurtures the soul. Rajguru's post has garnered attention, with netizens reacting positively to her inspiring story.
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