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sai adithya

Stealth • 5m

I'm 16 years old form a good classed family My dad makes around 48lpa but I myself feel my parents are very narrow minded and I want to become a multi-millionare as young as possible but I havent taken any steps exept for reading books. I currently lack practicality and they won't allow me for anything risky How do I increase my experience with narrow minded parents and no money.

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Gautam Pareek

Stealth • 5m

Kuch nahi bolunga bas I think your age is less to judge them and iss age m ye hota h but kuch time m sahi lagne lgega ...abhi pdhai likhai pe dhyaan do aage bhoot jindgi pdi h ye hi krna h puri ltd bhai have some fun iss age m too

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Roshan Shaik

Stealth • 5m

Bro can I help you

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vishakha Jangir

Stealth • 5m

I suggest you to enhance your skills, and for that, you don't need to spend a single penny. Just use different social media platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Let's say you want to learn graphic designing. Use these platforms to learn, then implement it in your own way. Create your own designs and showcase them on different platforms. In this way, you will become perfect. But remember one thing: every good thing takes time. So be consistent and work hard, and you will achieve what you want. All the best. Regards, Vishakha Jangir

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 5m

Confront your parents and tell everything about your business plan and research.

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Samriddha Chattopadhyay
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InviGrid • 5m

I was in a similar situation. I won't say my parents were narrow minded, but they did not want me to take risks (or maybe didn't think I could). However, things change when you grow up. I'd suggest working hard and getting to a good college (not because you want a decent job but to prove to them that you can do it too). I have felt my parents' opinions of me change after this. Also, even I feel that playing safe is better, but I do believe that if you take risks that are worth high reward, then you would never regret taking the risk (you either get the reward or you lose it gaining a lot of experience in turn).

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

Narrow minded as in? I completely get your situation tho

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Abhay Napit

Stealth • 5m

Same condition here I have taken action for this. We can talk coz I need people in my team who can give there 100%

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Literally

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Can we talk in detail if you don't mind?

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