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💼 WARREN BUFFETT’S GOLDEN RULES OF INVESTING 💰 If you truly want to build long-term wealth, learn from the world’s greatest investor himself 👇 📌 Rule #1: Never lose money 📌 Rule #2: Never forget Rule #1 📌 Rule #3: If the business grows, the s

How exactly does the thinking of a rich person differ from that of a poor person? Learn to think like a business owner, not like an employee. ▪️A business owner, as a rule, always knows how to quickly make decisions and be responsible for them. ▪️

Opened a start-up current account with Yes Bank. Out of service area so the RM has to get permission from head office. Yesterday RM called saying RBI has frozen the account because allegedly they called me to verify and I said "we never applied for

We reached out to many P2P platforms from January to July this year regarding their incorrect business models where they were not following P2P lending rules. They kept telling us that they were not doing anything wrong and were operating according t

A controversial statement: all the financial and business rules said by so called "gurus" are so stupid and dumb to follow. Do you think the top rich peoples follow these rules like Elon and Warren buffet ? Think yourself the answer is no. They jus

Business tips #2 The 3 Golden Rules Of Business Success 1. Solve a real problem 2. Customer first Mindset 3. Adapt & Evolve

What’s ONE “Outdated” Business Rule You Proudly Ignore? We’ve all heard the same advice over and over. But let’s be real—sometimes breaking the rules works better. So tell me: Which of these do you intentionally ignore in your startup? Or do you b

INDUSIND BANK DRAMA IN A NUTSHELL ! 💀 " 1500 CRORES SCAM !? " ●Ceo Sumanth got reappointed in early 2025 by RBI ●Days later 1.5k Cr Accounting "mistake" (Not a mistake,they knew💀) showed up to public.Thanks to RBI investigation ● Bank lied ab

Two rules for a production-grade app: - Never trust Mongo update funcs (findByIdAndUpdate, updateOne): they bypass pre-save hooks, so your logic never runs - Never hard delete: for auditability; use soft delete instead Learned the hard way :) #Lea