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This 1 rule is what almost every expert has in common. It’s the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book "Outliers," this rule suggests achieving world-class expertise in any skill is largely a matter of practicing the correct

🎯 Mastering Skills Isn't Rocket Science! 🎯 You’ve probably heard that mastering a skill like editing, coding, or graphic design takes 10,000 hours. But here’s the real deal: learning the basics only takes 20-30 hours! 📚 Now, where do you practic

I usually watch TED talks like one in a year and next ten in the same week during that time of the year. The first 20 hours -how to learn anything | Josh Kaufman SO l will write something that i understood : 20hour Rules: -Let the task of learning

I usually watch TED talks like one in a year and next ten in the same week during that time of the year. The first 20 hours -how to learn anything | Josh Kaufman SO l will write something that i understood : 20hour Rules: -Let the task of learning

Started aging backwards in Bangalore traffic today. Entered HSR at 30, by the time I reached Marathahalli, I qualified for kindergarten admission. Driver next to me has been here so long, he's celebrating his 3rd work anniversary with Spotify's 'Dail

I can verify this. My father has a shop, and almost 80% of the payment transactions are done online. Here's apps breakdown. 1. Phonepe : 70% 2. Gpay : 15% 3. Paytm : 7% 4. Others : Bhim etc. But to my father it's frustrating and he's not liking it

It's high time that Google has a competitor for Maps, but the only player I see capable of launching a massive one will be from Elon Musk, since he already has inhouse satellites for mapping. Thoughts on this?!

This Time I totally agree with this Ishan Sharma but sadly bro is getting a lot of hate. The argument he's making is fair enough tbh. Tip imo is a way of expressing gratitude towards the service you're getting by the worker. It's your choice to giv

Time Management: The Entrepreneur's Superpower → 24 hours. Use them wisely (Just like delhi wale using water) 1. Prioritize ruthlessly 2. Master the art of 'No' 3. Batch similar tasks 4. Delegate everything but genius 5. Embrace the 80/20 rule 6.

Whether it be anyone, if people fail to see the perspective then people tend to oppose or disagree There's nothing wrong in that. It has happened many times and will happen again. (Take for example amazon, tesla, netflix etc every damn thing was r