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PRATHAM
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Medial • 5m

" If Youth gets fame without skill, getting skilled is pointless " - Cred's CEO Kunal Shah I was wondering the same few months ago. As we know how the content creation especially on Instagram reels , YouTube and other platforms have been. Tons of creators are earning lakhs without any skill, maybe by just lip syncing, dancing ( not the proper dance ) , s*xualizing themselves, copying or lip syncing on jokes of other creators, making random edits , repurposing content on YouTube shorts, clipping podcast and making shorts, random Google motivational quotes, and the list is infinite. This is how they get audience and promotes gambling apps which gives them very good amount of money. Just consistency is required. Which definitely is not a skill. I am not saying it is bad, if they are living by this then good for them but after seeing this really getting skilled feels pointless. But if you are ambitious you would have still prefer skill over this.

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Udyamee

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One can gain fame but not success without skills😶 And fame doesn't last long.

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Anonymous 2

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Talk about many influencer and YouTuber!!

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Anonymous 1

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“Happiness comes from being in the moment. But same applies to any bad behavior. All bad behavior comes from not thinking or acting long term but choosing the path of reacting. Reactions is being in the moment.” - Kunal shah

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Yogesh Jamdade

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So, while fame in youth can be exciting, don't underestimate the power of developing skills. They'll help you navigate your future and build a fulfilling path, no matter the spotlight. while fame alone might bring short-term benefits for some young people, it's a risky bet. Developing skills offers a more sustainable and fulfilling path to success.

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