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I have shut down my 100 crores course business.
And converted it into a subscription!
Between making more money and helping more people - the choice was super clear to me!
WebVeda now gives access to ALL courses, for the price of one course.
As a WebVeda member you will get:
- ALL courses, present and future (we add a course every day, every week, every month)
- An exclusive members-only community
- Personalized jobs based on your skills
100% refund policy, as always.
Skills. Community. Jobs.
Growth as a subscription.
All 5 lakh existing WebVeda students have been upgraded to the membership for FREE.
I want every person in this country with a phone and an internet connection to have the same learning, networking and job opportunities in life as someone born into privilege.
Where they were born, how much they earn, what language they speak - none of such things should ever matter.
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If your parents are not rich, but you got a good education, be grateful for their sacrifices.
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I was 15.
Papa had just lost his job.
We were down to our last few thousands in the bank.
He went to the bank to withdraw 10K.
On his way back, someone robbed him of it.
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The ONLY 20 books you will EVER NEED to read, to get a thorough understanding of the world.
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I tried JEE twice.
Didn’t clear it.
Tried IIT again for MSc
Didn’t clear it.
All these times it seemed like the end of my world.
It wasn’t.
That exam, that job, that relationship, that goal, that target.
That isn’t the end of your world.
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If you are someone who spends 8-10 hours on a computer screen every day, this is for you:
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I turned 39 yesterday.
Here are a few things I have learnt about life, while living life
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At 29, I was jobless, with no money, recently married, confused, clueless.
Had no idea where I will be in life.
To all those who think they haven't done anything in life, and have wasted so much time...
It is not about the years gone by.
It is about the years still left!
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It is ridiculous that a good book at the right time, costing less than a pizza party, can change your entire life!
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Fat free at 43!
Video releasing on the 20th, documenting the journey, hopefully inspiring others to take charge of their health.
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I turned 40 this week
Here is a list of things I have failed at.
My Failure Resume
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Dhaval (Investment Books)
We made 27Cr ($3.5M) revenue this year.
100% bootstrapped; up 150% from last year; immensely profitable; team of 9 people.
All of this in less than 3 years of existence.
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That is the purpose of money.
Not to buy happiness.
Not to buy growth.
Not to buy things.
Not to buy status.
Instead, to buy stability.
Respect money for the stability it provides.
Instead of becoming a slave to the addiction it offers.
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Detachment doesn't mean that you do not own things.
Detachment means that things do not own you.
- Bhagvad Gita
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A company is doing $1 Billion in revenue with zero funding.
Its founder operates this billion-dollar empire from a village and empowers rural youth to have careers in tech.
Story of Sridhar Vembu & how he built Zoho 🧵
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It is ridiculous how many smart people do not share their experiences with the world, because they think it’s too obvious!
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Not feeling any urge to share your accomplishments when someone shares theirs, is a sign of maturity.
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Just distributed 20L within the team, as part of 10% profit sharing for the last quarter.
And I am the happiest already :)))
@wariCrew
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Someone DMed me last week, asking for a kindle.
He wrote again today with
“Any update?”
The confidence is endearing :)
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When a person can’t find a deep sense of meaning, they distract themselves with pleasure.
- Victor Frankl
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Just spoke to someone who has 43L in her savings account.
That’s it.
Nothing else.
NOTHING.
:((
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Gifted Ma Papa a copy of my first book yesterday, with an emotional letter and all.
Papa goes
"Koi aur title soch lete?"
Parents will be parents :))
#doepicshit
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If you died, your manager would put out a job posting in 48hrs looking for a replacement.
Your friends and family will never get that chance.
As much as your job is necessary, do not ignore the relationships where you remain irreplaceable.
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My first salary, at the age of 24, was Rs. 14,283 per month (this was 2004).
What was yours?
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My (winter) morning routine
930pm: Sleep
450am: wake up and drink a glass of water
5am: Meditate
530am: Read
6am: Get kids ready for school
630am: Tennis
730am: Gym
830am: Newspaper
9am: Get ready
915am: Breakfast
945am: start work
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If you feel lighter after sharing things with others, be prepared to feel heavier if and when they judge you.
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I remained STUNNED to this day, that a book worth Rs. 400 can literally change your life.
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20 books that helped me, more than years of school or college ever will.
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When I was 24, I felt like I was 40.
I felt my life was over, everyone else was succeeding, I was the one who didn’t make it.
Today at 41, I feel like I am 28.
I am just getting started. And I am excited at what lies ahead.
Strange how our lives shape up.
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We all need that somebody in life who says "Go on, I am here to listen" and actually mean it.
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One of the biggest mistakes Indian parents make is to not teach us accountability at an early age, and then suddenly make us responsible for all our actions.
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From earning ₹ 8K/month to ₹2049 crores in annual profit.
These blood brothers are living the dream of every common man.
Story of the Kamath brothers & how they built Zerodha 🧵
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To all those struggling
You are bigger than that exam, that failed interview, that broken relationship, money, that mock, that taunt, that troll, that abuse.
Hugs!
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When I first met my wife, Ruchi, I thought she was someone I would never hang out with.
I was very clear about what I wanted to do in life.
She instead, was going with the flow — no visible goals, no desire to control her life.
The exact opposite of me!
But as I got to know her, I realized I was wrong about one thing.
She never lost control over her life.
She started earning while in school itself, by giving tuitions.
She funded her own college education.
She worked all through college.
Did a master’s degree.
Got a great job.
Bought her first car at 24!
Started investing at the same age.
While having fun, travelling, eating out, buying things - everything.
She worked for 8 years.
Then she quit.
Travelled for a month.
Became a mother.
Spent 3 years devoted to it.
Then decided to get back to work.
Represented creative outfits as their sales agent.
Then worked for an organic farm, helping people build a sustainable livelihood.
Earning 20,000 a month - 1/10th of what she was earning 10 years back.
But she didn't care.
She wanted to do this.
One day, I asked her if she would become my manager.
She said yes.
This is her life.
Fluid.
Adapting to change, on her own terms.
Not the other way around.
We have been together for 20+ years now, and the only thing she ever wanted in life was to be happy.
Growing up without money, or today, when we have it in abundance.
When things were tough, or even when they were a joyride.
Whether it felt hopeless, or whether everything felt full of hope.
She CHOSE to be happy.
She is the happiest person I know.
That is her goal.
That is her success!
And I wish there were a lot more people like her.
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What an incredible run. The last bit gave me goosebumps
India qualify for the finals 🔥
Insightful Geopolitics
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Some parents gave so much to their kids, that the kids didn’t learn what it is to give.
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This is absolutely incredible.
Hats off 🔥🔥🤛👍❤️❤️
Sheetal Devi: Worlds first armless female archer!
Parveen Kaswan, IFS
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