High-paid Engineer quits his job after discovering a daily loophole - the story of Rohit Patel
Now he works only 30 minutes a day without trading, crypto, or selling different online courses!
"I was an Aircraft Engineer all my life. I love my job, but even so, I decided to quit it, because now I'm making the same money from my couch," that's what Rohit Patel said.
Rohit got his engineering degree from Amity University Noida with top results in the class, and not long after that, he managed to find his dream job. Right now, he's one lucky father of two perfect daughters.
He shared with us his strange discovery that completely changed how he makes money for his family. Rohit was earning ₹46 Lakh per year, managing big projects, and living a happy and calm tech life.
One night, he was up late and noticed an unusual ad on his phone.
And all of that started with late-night documentation work at home…
Instead of jumping into LinkedIn, he opened his Instagram and found a strange, for his feed, ad. Rohit didn't open it, just started to think about why he was seeing it. He had never seen such ads on his social networks, he wasn't interested in such things.
This one was called Aviator and had some red planes on it. The next day, he saw it again and this time, opened it.
Aviator, the game Rohit found, was not just a game, it was a loophole.
He started playing and analyzing the game behavior, until… boom! The engineer discovered its pattern.
"It's like a hidden rhythm!" he said.
Not long after, he started doing it so perfectly, Rohit felt alive and energized: "I haven't felt that way in a long time."
He started playing every night after work and within a month, he quit his job.
Now, Rohit spends just 30 minutes a day playing
Usually after dinner, once the kids are asleep.
"It's not luck. It's observation and timing. Once you see how it moves, you'll never unsee it," he says.
He simply follows the pattern he cracked and it continues to work.
Rohit now earns comfortably from home, with more time for his family and zero job stress.
Want to see what he found?
If you're in India and have a smartphone, you could already be halfway there!