According to a Mashable.com article, millennials living in India spend an average of over 52 hours a week working. That’s the highest in the world.
In big cities like Mumbai, some people spend up to 8 hours a day commuting to-and-from work, and India is the 4th most vacation-deprived country in the world.
QuiAri Rising Star Promoter, Sumi Gurung, from Delhi has felt the pressure to keep working long hours just to make ends meet. Before Network Marketing, she was in the Fashion Industry. She exported local Indian clothing to different countries all over the world but had very little free time to do anything else.
When Sumi had children, she needed flexibility at her job so she could be there for her kids. She had no choice but to end her career to take care of the kids. Although this happened in India, Sumi recognizes this is a common problem in nearly every country.
“I wasn’t happy about quitting the exporting business, but I also found it hard to believe there were no opportunities out there for working mothers.
A Facebook friend of mine was in a Network Marketing company and had time and financial freedom, and seemed genuinely happy.