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Read this if you hate what you do: Find small joys in the journey. Build skills that align with a bigger purpose. Remember, no success is worth your happiness. Choose paths that fulfill you.

Someone suggest me some really good books to read ( avoid generic suggestions, you know which ones they are). My fields of interests are business, psychology, anthropology, evolutionary biology/psychology, finance, astronomy, history.

Imagine 💭 this: You get the chance to sit down for an hour with someone who shares your interests and passion for deep conversations but you've to pay nominal fee of ₹100. Would you go for it? Why or why not? Share your thoughts!

The hardest part of being a college student is Fear of placement and career choices Every new student gets stuck trying to decide what to do and what not to, even though there are lots of choices. Now what one should do here? - Don't be afraid to

Day 3 : Before Startup You need to keep in Mind 🤔🚀 Key Insights 🤩🤔: • Startups are not normal, so listen to unusual advice, not your first thoughts. • Know your users/field deeply, not just about starting businesses. • No tricks - you must mak

It's both alarming and captivating to witness how adept modern students are with social media and various pursuits, from launching YouTube channels to journaling and creating educational reels. Recently, I observed a group of 12th-grade students disc

Will you buy Bournvita if it's sold in a toilet cleaner bottle? No, right? That's because Bournvita isn’t meant to be in a toilet cleaner bottle. The same applies to careers: not every child is meant to be an engineer, and each child has unique ta

AYURSKAAN redefines Prakruti analysis by using advanced mathematics and theoretical sciences. It analyzes the balance of vata, pitta, and kapha - the physical state, and simultaneously Satva, Rajas and Tamas - the psychological states, through the le

The Gurukul system, rooted in ancient India, offers valuable insights for education reform. Let’s explore its significance: Gurukul System Overview: The Gurukul system was a residential schooling approach where students lived with their guru (teache

i have an startup idea💡 what's your thoughts on it Observation: Many young adults in India are uncertain about their career paths in their early 20s. Traditional advice from parents often revolves around common degrees (e.g., B.Tech, MBBS, B.Com)