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If you could only use one programming language for the rest of your life, which one would you choose and why?

PPC BOOKS 💎 12 unique tips: 📖 1️⃣. The slower you move, the faster you will die 2️⃣. Spend no money on dentistry and travel 3️⃣. Don't marry someone you don't intend to spend the rest of your life with. The average marriage lasts ten years, so

Entrepreneurship with business is equal to unamounted level of stress for the rest of your of life its called signing up for business, But because you take so much stress in the initial years that you get use to it in a year or two you already move a

6️⃣ fears that prevent you from starting your own business ▪️1. "Business will take all my time" - you always have the right to rest. You are not a machine and you are not required to work 14 hours a day. ▪️2. "I won't be able to live as before" -

Is work-life balance even possible in reality? You often hear people saying, "I need a company/job that provides me with work-life balance". When you genuinely love something—whether it’s your work, your choices, your necessities, or your loved one

🎉 Happy Birthday, Warren Buffett! 🎂 Celebrating the wisdom and legacy of the Oracle of Omaha! Here are some of his top life and investment lessons: 1. **Invest in Yourself**: "The best investment you can make is in yourself." 2. **Value Investing

Hey friends! Welcome to the first post in our new 30-part series all about automation. In this one, we're talking about the automation platform we use, called MAKE. There are other options out there like zapier, but I prefer MAKE for a few rea

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Burnout isn't about working long hectic hours, it's about not resting or having enough recovery time. Here are 4 ways to manage burnout: 1. Set Boundaries: Saying no is important, especially when you are a hustler. But your well-being is worth more

Indians have a commodity mindset: Often hear the "Indians can't have good things". Our mindset is certainly one that does not inspire confidence. Low quality and short changing is the norm. What you see/hear is never what you get. Be it a product,