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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

Guys I strongly feel that most tech jobs will narrow down to AI jobs. What do you think?

"Generational wealth Starts with one risk taker" Take risks early and build your own wealth.It will take time, but remember great things take time.

I'm thankful to my parents and God that atleast I have peaceful parents who supports me

I always wanted to write about toxic Indian households and how to change it. I now found the only solution. So done that. Pls take few mins to read it and try to tell me your views and exp on that. Thank you

4. Understand the Risks and Rewards Another key to being successful is taking calculated risks. Besides contemplating the potential rewards if you succeed, a good question to ask is: "What's the downside if this doesn't work out?" If you can answer

Are you even an entrepreneur if you are an opportunist. I made this quiz in order to understand how actively some founders are willing to take risks. Would love to see your responses. https://shashwat-qgzpij3d.scoreapp.com

I think living in a middle class family is kinda become difficult when you enters in your 20s . Your parents expectations become very high even the relatives . I still remember when it's my first year in college my parents pressurise me to get a job

What if I spoke to your parents for 15mins and convinced them to let you pick your own career path? Think of your parents as sharks from Shark Tank, except your sharks already have 100% stakes on your life because they care. Now, if you want to have

I am done with the Indian education system. I completed my bachelor's degree and secured a job, but during college, I realized that practical knowledge was not taken seriously. Even practical papers were not given due attention by teachers. My parent