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- Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and CEO of Kusha Kapila's shapewear brand Underneat, said in a LinkedIn post that he quit a job with an annual cost-to-company of ₹3 crore to travel the world for a year.
- He said he had spent 13 years working 18-20-hour days, with work consuming nearly all his time.
- According to him, the break changed how he builds businesses, making him prioritise rest, thinking time, and dependable people over constant grind.
- The post drew supportive reactions from LinkedIn users who praised his perspective on ambition and wellbeing.
What to watch next
- Any further public statements from Razdan on how his approach shapes Underneat's future
- Whether other startup founders publicly echo his stance against grind culture
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