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It's easy to learn all these things that they don't teach you at school but they should : ~ how you manage your money and assets management ~ how to sell ~ the skill of connecting with people ~ learning more about stocks and crypto ~ Public

What do you all think about sustainable garments? Will you be happy to pay a green premium to buy sustainable fashion ? Is there a need for climate conscious fashion brands in India?

College doesn't teach: – How to talk to a client – How to price a service – How to actually make money But entrepreneurship will teach you quick.

Recently I have watched the youtube channel Naman Shrivastava about preparation for civil services. Though it may not be much relevant to most people but it will teach about how to look at politics and development of country. And most importantly abo

What are your thoughts on the prevailing bubble surrounding Indian startup IPOs in the market? Do you believe it will persist in this manner, or is there a possibility that it will eventually burst?

Will the social media content market (like Instagram and YouTube) keep growing, or will it eventually slow down and level off?

Surrounding matters a lot !! Surrounding refers to the people, the environment (such as the room), and the conversations around you. You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. This is true. ↳ For instance, if you are not

Everyone has great ideas💡, but only 0.1%📈 are actually able to execute them. Why? Because they believe they won’t be able to control the process—they lose before even starting. It’s a fundamental human psychology issue; I would call it " Ambition a