CRED CEO Kunal Shah commented that mediocre people hang out with other mediocre individuals because A+ folks avoid them. Your views?
Anonymous 2
Hey I am on Medial • 10m
Aisa KUCH bhi nai hai. I think everyone can offer value, regardless of their perceived mediocrity or excellence. High achievers might miss out on different perspectives by avoiding others.
Dear one im not hurting anyone dont take presonaly.....mujhe aisa lagta or mera sochna he ki ager jo allready compeny chala rha he 3 ^4 cr lagake to bhi vo grow nai kar rahi he uske bad bhi koi invest karta he timepass ke liye ya charety nai karta ku
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Sahil Shaikh
Sahil Sutra | YouTub... • 11m
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