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Ravi was always envious of others who were successful and blamed "luck" for his difficulties. He realised one day after reading " The Millionaire Fastlane " that methods and persistent effort, not chance, were the source of prosperity. He came t

In 1968, Bill Gates attended one of the few high schools globally with a computer, a rare one-in-a-million chance. This access led to the founding of Microsoft, as Gates noted in a 2005 speech. His best friend, Kent Evans, equally talented, faced

Elon Musk's commitment to his vision became clear in a revealing conversation with Bill Gates. Gates had shorted Tesla stock, meaning he was betting against it. Elon asked, "Why would you do that?" Gates said it was just a financial decision based on

Brain breaking Thoughts DAY-4! Do great ideas come from inspiration or hard work—or both? Share your thoughts. Think about it—Do Newton just get lucky with the apple, or was his mind already wired for discovery? So the great idea come from inspirat

Most idiotic statement by a entrepreneur/human. I have 0 in fact -69 respect for this guy. His recent statement was dumb and so does this. Bro says he works 20hr, that doesn't mean everyone should work more. In early 18th century, there was a hug

This guy built a startup from $0 to $3M ARR in just 18 months, and his journey was all about experimenting, adapting, and doubling down on what worked. Here’s how he did it: 1. Cold Calling Like a Student ($0 - $5K ARR) He started with cold calling

"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful." – Albert Schweitzer Topic: Compound Interest – The Game Changer in Wealth Building Imagine two friends, Raj and Priya. Bo

The AI Legends #75 Days Day 14: David Rumelhart Co-authored the influential book "Parallel Distributed Processing," which outlined a new approach to understanding the workings of the human mind using neural network models. History: David Rumelhart

This guy is the beverage industry's biggest enemy. He built a $1.4 Billion brand in 4 years using methods that would get most people fired. Many consider him the greatest marketer on earth. Here's his mind-blowing guide to blowing up business :

Hey everyone, how's everyone doing today? (part 3) So, John and Clark invested in an oil business and built a refinery in Cleveland. Their unique idea of refining oil with sulfuric acid to create longer-lasting and brighter kerosene sets them apart