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You're meeting your 18 year old self. You are allowed 3 words. What do you say?

Starting Young: Why I Chose to Build Instead of Follow Most people follow the traditional path—college, degrees, and a stable career. But I’ve chosen to build instead of follow. Success doesn’t come from waiting for the right opportunity; it comes f

Don't Hire Fancy Degrees Went to a short trip for placement drive at my family business, What our business's HR taught me as a junior upcoming overtaker is Don't hire fancy degree!!! 👉 Real Skills: Hire based on what they can do, not where they

Okay you have a retirement plan but what if you die tomorrow? These 18-25 year olds making their "ideal retirement plans at 40" stress me out. Okay I understand, you need to save money and invest it in properties but the catch is - "WHAT IF YOU DI

Hey everyone, I know most of us on medial want to achieve great things in life and have a strong desire to learn various skills. Often, we rely on YouTube, but the abundance of ads can be frustrating. To avoid these ads, we use ad blockers or the Bra

Elon Musk has strong opinions on education. He believes that traditional schooling methods are outdated and that learning should focus on problem-solving rather than rote memorization. * Focus on Understanding - He criticizes the traditional school

The "Mature Tag" From when I was in high school, I have met people who considered themselves to be cool and "MATURED" is what they say This might start a riot, but is it worth it? Not enjoying your teenage, school and college life and just having

I've a serious question guys, it's a serious issue. So, my friend has opened this startup , and he's very tight on budget..and obv a business needs an employee, he couldn't find anyone settling for less tha 20 k per month..and he posted on linkedin

Exciting News! I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my book, Learn and Rise High, now available in paperback on Amazon! This book is a heartfelt guide for teens navigating daily life struggles like relationships, personal growth, and self-belief.

IT jobs had money. And yes I am saying 'had'. See back in 2017-18. There weren't a lot of developers. But now due to this huge influx of everyone wanting to get into computers. There is no entry level jobs. Like seriously, everyone knows DSA. Toh wha