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The quickest way to become invisible is to become mediocre. The quickest way to lose influence is to not use it. The quickest way to not be heard is to not speak. Don’t become the average. Build your voice.

Rather than collecting communities, focus on being active in a few Don't spread yourself too thin, invest yourself in meaningful connections

Don’t live life like it’s a diversified portfolio. You don’t get extraordinary outcomes by spreading yourself thin. Real impact comes from focus, conviction, and going all-in on what matters. Diversification is for capital. Concentration is for li

Most startups don’t fail because of bad products. They fail because nobody even knew they existed. Make noise the right way. If you’re serious about getting your startup seen, we should talk.

No one talks about ways to fail, even though we all know it's the best way to minimize risk. Tell me what actions often lead to failure.

The best way to learn is by doing: - Reading about it - Talking about it - Trying it out - Failing at it - Learning from it Don't just consume information, put it into practice and watch yourself grow.

Book Summary Part 1 Lesson from The Dip by Seth Godin 1. The Dip is Temporary: When starting a new job or skill, the struggle feels endless, but it’s temporary. Push through to reach success. 2. Winners Quit the Wrong Things: Stuck in a job with

Stay Safe, Mumbaikars. Mumbai hit with heavy rain, as the streets flood and trains delayed, it might be best to just stay in. If you’re stuck at home please stay safe, look after yourself, and don’t hit the road until you absolutely have to. Stay

Building a startup at 16 Most people of my age are worried about exams. I’m worried about distribution, pricing, and product-market fit. And honestly — it’s not easy. I’ve been told: “You’re too young to build a company.” “Focus on school first.” “