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Everything else is secondary — pushing your mental limits is primary. Lifting weights is secondary; the will to push one more rep is primary. Reading books is secondary; the discipline to sit and focus is primary. Success is secondary; the mindset to

🚀 Exciting News Update 🚀 AMD has just unveiled the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, a groundbreaking CPU that redefines gaming performance with its innovative 3D V-Cache technology. This launch exemplifies AMD's dedication to pushing the limits of what’s possible

I can’t do this alone. To turn Cybertutes into a reality, I need a partner—someone who’s not just an investor but is equally passionate, fearless, and ready to take risks. If you’re someone who believes in creating something bigger than yourself, di

Jensen Huang on why he rarely fires people and will instead “torture them into greatness” In a conversation with Patrick Collison, Jensen shared his thoughts on firing employees. He said he doesn’t like doing it and rarely does, because he believe

Scale until something breaks, then fix it. Amazon followed a simple rule while growing: keep expanding until something breaks, then fix it. At first, Amazon only sold books. As more customers started ordering, their warehouses couldn’t handle the

Who's Really Paying the Price in Our Daily Commute? Every day in Bengaluru, I witness BMTC conductors struggling — not just with crowds, but with chaos. In a packed bus: Some passengers don’t take tickets intentionally ❌ Some say they have studen

Every day is a resolution. Only if you consider it so. What did I achieve this year (2024) ? ↳ I created a technical course that was purchased by over 100 people. (January-February) ↳ I learned advanced video editing. (March) ↳ I started weightl

🥺 The Most Bitter Truth of Life 🧬 1. You weren’t born to just pay bills and die. 2. You don’t get to the top by following the rules. 3. Networking will get you a job faster than your degree will. 4. Results happen overtime and not overnight.

Today I was talking to my father, as usual, for 1-2 ghante. He suddenly asked me, “When was the last time you smiled, or felt truly happy?” I went silent. No clue. Then I forced my tiny brain to think about the last time I was happy. The sad fact wa