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Yesterday I met someone who was 19. Reminded me of myself - young, ambitious, rebellious, and with no direction. Here are 7 helpful lessons I’ve learned the hard way since that age 1. Passion is great, but direction is key. Aim that fire towards a

People won't understand why... - You invest in yourself - You start a business - You buy "expensive food" - You put yourself out there You are the "weird one" for taking the path less traveled I'll take that path over working 9-5 in a cubical

⭐️Worried about making the wrong decision? Create your path by: - Exploring - Noticing - Creating - Learning - Growing - Repeating You only fail when you don't learn… ✅

You see everyone else moving in one direction, but that doesn't mean it's your direction. In a world obsessed with conformity, it's easy to get distracted by the “shoulds” and “norms.” But here's the reality: Your journey is YOURS. 1. Stop seekin

Top 5 mistakes you must not do as first time entrepreneurs.....

Hey you 🫵 Stop getting sad over small things, stop getting emotional over things you can't control. It's time for you to be happy again. YOU DESERVE HAPPINESS💟

Advice for jee student 👇 Only 5 hours of sleep in 24 hours and no time for physical activities? Five years down the line, you will realize that no exam was worth sacrificing your sleep, personal health, family time. You miss out on birthdays, weddi

8 lessons 99 percent of people learn way too late in life: 1. Time is your most precious resource. 2. Your network is your net worth. 3. Health is wealth—invest in it early. 4. Failure is just feedback; embrace it. 5. Kindness always comes back arou

If you are allowed to go back in time. What is one piece of advise you'll give your younger self to set him on right path?

Internships are the best way to learn and gain experience. I have seen people who simply refuse to look for internships. They'll just be studying and taking courses. As a freshman, you should definitely learn in a real-life environment. It wil