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100 days of "medial"ness 100 days of "my time's worth it" Medial has been the foundation to start gaining knowledge about startups and finance. Met a lot of people with similar interests and fellow ca aspirants. Achieving consistency is difficult

The mindset of highly successful people is not about talent alone—it’s about resilience, adaptability, and daily habits. By adopting their strategies, anyone can increase their chances of success. Start developing a growth mindset today and take the

Most people think more knowledge = more success. ⚡ Specialized knowledge is only powerful when applied. Simply memorizing facts doesn’t lead to riches—it’s how you organize, use, and direct that knowledge that matters. Take Henry Ford—he had littl

"Your environment shapes your habits, and the people around you influence your success. Just like the Polgar sisters mastered chess by immersing themselves in the right culture, I surround myself with growth, ambition, and excellence. Being part of t

Doctors will now write prescriptions in kannada. somebody said here that Bangalore is a whole new level of network, but it's a whole new level of bullshit things and laws and a whole new level of foolishness.

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One piece of advice that I got from a wise person is, if your only way of gaining knowledge is by asking "Why" then it's stupidity you should capture knowledge through various sources, and it made sense. 🫡 How do you gain knowledge by the way?

The Polgar sisters' success wasn't due to talent but a culture of obsession with chess. Their upbringing shows how deeply our habits are shaped by the environment and social norms. Choose your surroundings wisely, and your success will follow natural