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We all take history class in school, but never a future class. They teach the past, not the future. We’re guided by what was, but shouldn’t we be prepared for what’s coming? Education should include a future class—so we’re not just stuck in the past

The Hustle Culture Is great, but Sometimes Give Yourself The Break you need. Mental health Problems Has been Sky Rocketed Among Entrepreneurs ( is obvious isn't it?) .

If you had choice in childhood to go to a school where from class 1 to 10 where you have been taught about Personal Development, Self-introspection, Ways of your intrest to become financially free ASAP, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Sa

Starting a school with an American style culture and no dress code and school bags and flexible learning experiences and environment students enjoy the schooling and don't fear to go school and every class with in projector In school we should ca

Sometimes the hardest truth to face is that the comfort zone is just a cleverly disguised cage. Break the bars, challenge the norms, and watch how quickly the world expands. Growth doesn't happen in safety; it thrives in discomfort.

Former students come together to transform their village school into a world-class campus with a generous donation of ₹15 Cr! The once humble government school now boasts a grand building, a testament to the power of giving back to one's alma mater.

Just days after the liquor podcast nikhil has just acquired a 1.7% stake in Radico Khaitan for a massive ₹400 crores!!! I am now convinced its their multiverse and we are living in it! Will the middle class ever get a break?

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸 ? It's important to take a break in your journey before you break yourself. What are the benefits of taking a break? ---- ↳ A break allows you to rejuvenate your energy and come up with more solid ideas. Many people extend thei

Imaginary yet real story of lakhs of nurse and families 👇 “She was working 12-hour shifts for ₹18,000 a month… and still couldn’t afford to take a break.” My friend Priya, a nurse, was emotionally drained after years in hospitals. Every week, s