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Law School Dropout Builds Several Six and Seven-Figure Companies

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
November 4, 2019
in Business
Reading Time: 5 mins read

No one in Ravi Abuvala’s family could understand why he decided to drop out of the “law school rat race” when he scored in the top 10% of test takers across the United States, they thought he was throwing it all away. It turns out that Ravi had a deep desire to become an entrepreneur and build multiple businesses from the bottom up. His strategy was to build up his businesses quickly so that they would make more money quickly and without him having to spend a lot of time working on them. 

Ravi sure has no regrets about dropping out of law school because he’s built multiple businesses that are worth six figures and seven figures. His entrepreneurial success even got him featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Fox News. Naturally, they referred to him as the “Law School Drop-Out” because he quit one of the top ten law schools in the nation in order to take the chance of a lifetime. 

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Most people probably wouldn’t have taken such a risk by dropping out of a prestigious law school in order to pursue risky entrepreneurial endeavors. But Ravi followed his heart and let his inner passion guide him toward building and growing successful businesses. Now, he is teaching other aspiring entrepreneurs how to do the same thing with their businesses. 

Ravi uses technology-backed resources to grow businesses quickly. His philosophy is that entrepreneurs should have more free time to do what they want to do in their lives. After all, the entire purpose of becoming an entrepreneur is to be your own boss and live your own life. It doesn’t help if an entrepreneur must work 14+ hours per day. That is why Ravi decided to create a system where entrepreneurs could build successful businesses and still have time for other things they care about. This could be spending time with friends, family, traveling, and fitness. 

When Ravi was studying for law school he was also taking his dad to chemotherapy and radiation treatment five days a week. That meant he had to study before he went to the hospital, while he was at the hospital, and even late at night when he came home from the hospital. to study night and day for his classes. He barely had time to sleep, let alone work another job to pay off his growing bills. This was a big reason that Ravi dropped out of law school in the first place. He had to choose between studying all the time or building businesses and making lots of money from them.

Ironically, Ravi’s business strategy allowed him to have more free time and still grow his businesses. If he wanted to, Ravi could have gone back to law school and continued his legal education. But he ultimately decided against being a lawyer because he was already making so much more money as an entrepreneur. Besides, he figured his free time was better spent teaching other people how to do the same things he did for himself. 

Ravi gives his students business advice, technical insights, and shares his pivotal experiences with them. Most importantly, he introduces them to his “Scaling with Systems” program which practically automates the entire business-building process. There has never really been any other system like his before. 

Ravi’s current goal is to help 1000 entrepreneurs become millionaires. He should be able to achieve that goal in no time. 

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The idea of The American Reporter landed this businesswoman to the digital avenue. Kyle brought life to this idea and rendered all that was necessary to create an interactive and attractive platform for the readers. Apart from managing the platform, she also contributes her expertise in business niche.

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