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sai adithya

Stealth • 8m

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 l

Samriddha Chattopadhyay
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InviGrid • 8m

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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sai adithya

Stealth • 8m

Yes , that's why I'm preparing for bitsat , just to prove them I can do what u want but I choose not to , I'm gonna get into bits but joining it is a question mark , cause I wanna take a higher risk , I'll definitely work crazy hard for it , so maybe they'll let me skip college if I get into a really good college for them that their opinions change on me

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