Naiyya Saggi's path to entrepreneurship didn't start with a garage or a college dorm room - it started at McKinsey, where she worked as a business analyst before pursuing an MBA at Harvard. From there, she founded BabyChakra, an online community platform for mothers, before going on to build The Good Glamm Group, a beauty and wellness conglomerate.

In 2021, The Good Glamm Group reached unicorn status with a valuation of $1.2 billion, making it one of India's fastest-growing startups at the time.

Naiyya's journey is a useful example for students who assume entrepreneurship only comes from technical backgrounds or early dropouts - her path ran through traditional, high-achievement corporate and academic routes before she made the leap to building her own company.

Her story also highlights something worth remembering: building one company (BabyChakra) can become the foundation and credibility for building something much bigger later (The Good Glamm Group) - entrepreneurship doesn't always happen in one single leap.