R.S. Packers and movers

Hii, I am Ranjeet Singh, and I am the founder and current director of R.S. Packers and Movers. I still remember my days of employment; everything was so still and dull that I always felt like I was under-utilizing my capabilities, but the risk of losing the stable income was too big until it wasn't. My job, or as I like to call it my "slavery period" (Just kidding), has taught me a lot of things like discipline, patience, and communication skills. So I can undoubtedly say that I am this successful because of the virtues I have gained in my employment period, which lasted for five years.

After five years of job, I had enough and decided to leave my safety net behind because, at that time, the fear of spending my whole life in a cubicle was way bigger than any fear of leaving my comfort zone. I have learned about the packing and moving business from my friend and found this business intriguing, so I decided why not go into it. I remember the year 2009 “शुरू में मुझे मूविंग कंपनी चलाने के बारे में कोई जानकारी नहीं थी लेकिन मैंने इच्छाशक्ति और अनुभव के साथ सीखा।” I can say that I was expert by year 2012 and was earnign a substancial amout by myself.

When I thought about starting my own company, I felt that "काम ऐसा करना चाहिए जिससे सिर्फ मुझे ही नहीं और लोगो को भी रोजगार मिले" Now when I think about how I am helping a few people earn their living makes me feel proud, It's a big responsibility, but it still is better than nothing. I also met a lot of people who have inspired me along the way. Like thepackersmovers.com, this website has helped me a lot by giving a numerous business opportunities, especially in the difficult times of Covid -19. With fast-moving technology, people find different ways to earn. The packer's movers team are like me; they are earning for themselves and helping others by giving business opportunities to them.

It's almost been 13 years, and I can say that I still feel a little confused sometimes. I have learned a lot, but with changing times, there is a lot that I need to learn. With pandemics and uncertainty in the picture and cut-throat competition, it is safe to say we all are kept on our toes trying to outsmart each other. But that's the whole point of being part of the game, and I wouldn't trade it for anything.