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"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.

its the last best shot at your generational wealth by starting a company - next gen all will get personalized ai building so easy , it's near impossible for anyone to earn

Stop expecting people to care about your feelings They won't And you don't need them to Deal with your shit on your own and stop being entitled to empathy Nobody's supposed to save you You either have what it takes to take ownership of your life

Do people care about companies storing their personal data such as credit score, health records, etc.? Or it doesn't matter at all? Any thoughts around this?

dont let success or temporary winning get to your head, be humble passionate and help others you will go a long way in sucess. sharing from my personal experience.

The founding story of Alibaba is quite the tale of humble beginnings and visionary entrepreneurship. Back in 1999, a man named Jack Ma, who was born in Hangzhou, China, in 1964, introduced Alibaba for the first time to 17 people in his apartment. At

💵Salary is individual but Networth is Generational thing. You can have 30 Lac package and still your school friend with 20k salary will have more Networth than you because his grandfather's land is near highway 🛣️ 📌Agree Or Not ???

Building assets that work for you is what creates wealth, not having a lot of money. Redefining your niche till you stand out and becoming the greatest at what you do are the ways to get there. To productize yourself, make use of specialised expert

if a cofounder who has past achievements joins you it doesn't matter, his status or anything doesn't matter ..... what truly matters if their presence makes your startup any better so never see someone's achievement or things and think very high of

Business Idea: Drink for Dental Care 🦷🍹 Great news from Toronto! 🇨🇦 ⚡ Startup DoseBiome has created a natural tea drink that can replace the use of toothpaste. The drink, called Qii, doesn't just quench thirst—it helps improve oral health.