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Some tips to Sharpen Your analytical Thinking: 🤔💭 1. Use the 80/20 Rule: Identify the 20% of activities that lead to 80% of your results. 2. Master learning with the Feynman Technique: Teach others, identify gaps, & simplify. 3. "You must not fo

Pareto’s Rule: A Startup Conspiracy? They say 80% of results come from just 20% of efforts. Sounds like productivity wisdom… or maybe a cheat code we’ve all been ignoring? Think about it: 80% of your revenue → from 20% of your customers. 80% of yo

Day 20/30 indie app dev learning 《💰 First $ > 100 Likes》 Likes feel good, but $10 from a stranger hits different - it means you're building something real Tell us how you got your first dollar?

Can Anyone Know About Pareto Principle in Stock Market The Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule) applies to stock trading and investing. 2. Around 80% of traders lose money, while only 20% make consistent profits. 3. Most failures result from greed, lac

Would you rather own 100% of a ₹1 crore business or 20% of a ₹10 crore business?

Here's why the Pareto Principle, or the 80/20 Rule, is more of a guide than a guarantee. The Pareto Principle, or the 80/20 rule, states that 80% of the results come from 20% of the causes. This is evident everywhere. If you’ve ever been to a gym,

-70 out of 100 iPhones are bought on EMI.   -80 out of 100 cars are bought on EMI.  -60 out of 100 homes are bought on EMI. People are taking loans for almost everything these days. But here’s the difference: Rich people borrow to build assets, whi

"Building a startup is: 10% idea 30% execution 20% imposter syndrome 40% mental breakdowns 100% still doing it anyway." #StartupLife #BuildInPublic

Do you know about 40:30:20:10 rule? It is one of the most used formula to diversify your investments. 40% - Mutual funds/stocks (if you can take risks) 30% - FDs 20% - Gold/ SGBs (Sovereign Gold Bonds) 10% - Risky investments ( very

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.