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Summary

The speaker shares his personal journey from working at a state-owned enterprise (BUMN) to becoming an entrepreneur in the food industry. He discusses the emotional impact of leaving a stable job, the challenges of starting a business with minimal capital, and the importance of faith and perseverance. The speaker's business focuses on producing potato chips, a unique choice inspired by his mother's recipe. He emphasizes the significance of continuous learning, consistency, and spiritual practices in achieving success and fulfilling his dreams.

Takeaways

• 😊 The speaker's family, especially his father, was proud when he joined a BUMN (state-owned enterprise) because he wasn't very accomplished in school or university.
• 😔 His father was disappointed when the speaker decided to resign from the BUMN, as it was a source of pride for the family.
• 🍴 The speaker, Raka, decided to start a business in the food industry, specifically selling potato chips, inspired by his mother’s recipe.
• 💡 He chose potatoes as the main ingredient for his snack because, unlike other snacks like cassava or basreng, there are few small businesses using potatoes.
• 📉 Raka started his business with a small capital of 300,000 IDR, reusing what he already had to minimize costs.
• 🙏 The speaker’s strong motivation to pursue business comes from his Islamic faith, which teaches him to trust in God's plan (tawakal) and to seek blessings through good deeds like charity.
• 🕊️ Running his own business gives him the freedom to practice his religion more openly, such as praying or reading the Quran whenever he wants.
• 🚀 The business has grown from selling 10 kg of potatoes per week to about 1.2 tons per month.
• 🎯 His goal is to expand his snack business, Kentung, into a strong local brand in Indonesia, similar to large companies.
• 🎓 He advises others starting a business to be consistent, continue learning, start with what they have, and always remember to give back (e.g., through charity).

Q & A

Why was the speaker's father sad when they resigned from their job?

The speaker's father was sad because the speaker resigned from a state-owned company (BUMN), a job that made the father proud, especially since the speaker didn’t have significant achievements during school or university.

What made the speaker’s parents proud of them?

The speaker's parents were proud when the speaker got a job at a BUMN, as this was seen as a significant achievement after their poor academic performance in school and university.

What type of business does the speaker run?

The speaker runs a snack business focusing on potato chips, using their mother's recipe as inspiration.

Why did the speaker choose to sell potato chips?

The speaker noticed that small and medium enterprises (UMKM) in Indonesia rarely processed potatoes, despite them being a common ingredient for larger companies. This gap in the market inspired them to focus on potato chips.

What was the initial capital the speaker used to start their business?

The speaker started their business with a capital of 300,000 IDR, which was used to buy packaging, potatoes, spices, and a sealer.

How does the speaker view risk in their business?

The speaker believes that running a business involves significant risk and uncertainty, and they rely heavily on their faith, trusting that God will guide consumers to buy their products.

How has the speaker's family’s attitude toward their business changed over time?

Initially, the speaker’s family didn’t fully support the business, but as the business started to show results, their family began to offer more support.

What motivates the speaker to continue their business despite challenges?

The speaker is motivated by their faith and the desire to have flexibility in practicing their religion, such as being able to pray or read the Quran during work hours.

What production level has the speaker’s business achieved?

The speaker’s business has grown to produce about 1.2 tons of potato chips per month, a significant increase from the initial production of 10 kilograms per week.

What future aspirations does the speaker have for their business?

The speaker aims for their brand 'Kentung' to become a strong local Indonesian snack company, with the potential to grow as large as other major food brands.