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Hi Readers, Today I'm going to write one of my favourite blogs on this website about. W hat I've learnt from billionaires from studying their working and living ways. And what are the five essential lessons that I am attempting to practise in my own life in order to increase my wealth.  I'm not preoccupied with becoming a billionaire, but there are some ideas and procedures that I'm attempting to implement in my own life that will help me to get wealthier and live a more satisfying life. I'm going to summarise some of the fundamental themes that these billionaires have utilised to build their fortunes. Furthermore, if you want to increase your wealth, upscaling is arguably the most important thing you can do.I continuously telling you on this channel that you need to improve your skills. You may get the book "21 Success Secrets of Self-Made Billionaires." It's a fantastic novel. 1. Asymmetric Risk Now, the first thing I've learnt from billionaires

Hi Reader, I'm going to talk about advertising and media today. So that's what I'm going to talk to you about, and my question is, "Does hatred sell in India?" Can you sell your political party in order to sell your motived? Do you sell based on your television channels by hates? You promote your news show by instilling fear by others? Is it conceivable? Do we believe it? That is the question. Show on Our Television Today Let's go into the programme on television, which was so different when I was growing up. But when I was growing up, which was a long time ago, television was in black and white, you know when we sat in front of the screen. We used to sit in front of the television, and the faces we saw on TV and they speech. Bhagat Singh, Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Jawala Nehru, and the squadron leader at the time, wing commander Rakesh Sharma. Sunil Gavaskar, Pula Deshpande Kamleshwar, these were the faces we would see on television when he appeared. We were goi

Hi reader, Here I am going to share my personal experience of mistake, which make my better myself. What we're going to do in today's blog is talk about five of my worst failures, five of my biggest blunders or mistake, and what I've learnt from them. I believe this is a very personal and essential topic because if I had understood these things earlier, I could have prioritised and structured my life much better. Investing without research: Let me being with my share market experience. Beginning of two, two and a half, three years. I didn't even make basic returns in my investment journey. Even I lost the most of my money in investment. In fact, my returns were worse than fixed deposit returns (negative return), which was somewhat shocking given that I ended up randomly investing in terrible stocks (news based). And, yeah, that was a horrible decision. So that was my lesson. Please read it carefully from that perspective. I will also discuss my investing path as well a

Hi reader, So today's blog is going to be quite difficult for me to write because I'm going to mention some politically incorrect stuff(But that makes good for me). I sincerely hope that everyone reads this blog in the correct spirit and with an open mind because it contains extremely useful information. I would have benefited much if someone had shared these lessons with me at the start of my career. The main goal of this blog is for me to demonstrate how making mistakes in life can teach you a lot. And there are three specific errors I'd like you to avoid. If you are young in your job, in your 20s or 30s, this will greatly assist you in learning crucial lessons and using those skills to build a better career and, perhaps, a better life. 1. First Mistake: Not Experiment a lot. And, first and foremost, the first mistake you should make is to go out and experiment a lot. This may appear to be extremely counterintuitive, and you may ask, "What? I've heard that if you

Hi Reader, Today I wanted to focus on subjects that may or may not touch India, or which may or may not impact India today or tomorrow. On those themes at the expense of not discussing current topics at the expense of not discussing exciting topics I would like to chat to you about this issue, even if doing so may not result in a large number of views, but I will continue to do so. Let me discuss six problems that you should be worried about, six critical concerns that India should be focused on instead of the majority of the other issues that we are discussing. While the rest of the country is talking about the Gyanvapi Masjid, the Qutab Minar, the Taj Mahal, and a slew of other things. Topics that I am not saying are unimportant or irrelevant are, but what is more essential to our country is the fate of our families, our health, our future, and our education. All I ask is that India focus more on other vital concerns rather than most of the other topics in which it appears to be invo

Hi Reader , Here I am sharing some of the common mistake We often make in our lives. Sometimes, our mistakes can result in great embarrassment or discomfort. Other times, our mistakes can cause us to miss opportunities or harm our reputation. However, regardless of the consequences of our mistakes, the fact remains that our mistakes are simply mistakes.   When we are young, we learn from our mistakes. Mistakes teach us the lessons we need to become better people. They help us learn from our mistakes and become better for it. At first, mistakes may hurt us, but in the long run, they help us become better people and make our lives better. 1. Stop beating yourself up if you make a mistake. Don't beat yourself up. We all make mistakes. The important thing is to learn from them, so you can avoid doing the same thing again. In my life, I have made mistakes. Lots of them. Some big, some small. The biggest one was when I decided to become a Engineer. Same like when you're trying to lea