Varinder Singh @VariSin90

@JunnuRaviKumar Yes. It's been a long time.

I'm too young to apply for this position. 😆

Ray Blvck @RayBlvck

2 months ago

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Desire stems from scarcity. Not everything that is scarce in the world will be desirable to you, but whatever is desirable to you is so because it is scarce in your life. Time and money have timeless desirability because they always feel scarce. Jobs, places, achievements lose desirability much sooner. So, the best way to evoke more desire is to design more scarcity in life. I say 'design' because scarcity that is not by choice is harmful. You can be on a diet only when there is food in the fridge. Otherwise, it is poverty and what leads to the scarcity mindset. The goal, then, is to have an abundance mindset with a life designed for scarcity so that the cup of desire is always full. I focus on desire and not happiness because happiness doesn't fuel action. In fact, the desire for happiness is timeless because happiness is a transient, scarce emotion. What keeps us alive is desire.

UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTHS ABOUT LIFE Uncomfortable Truth 1: Life has no purpose. ​ We came from nothing. And once we are gone there will be nothing. No one will remember us beyond a few years or decades. And yet we will spend every second of our life wondering what people think of us!

Almost everybody you meet just wants to marry a good person, get a nice 2BHK, a compact SUV, maybe a dog, have kids eventually, and talk about how their day went building their low-drama, self-sufficient, profitable startup while having dinner together If you have only been following VC funded companies, their founders, their funding stats, their progress, their lawsuits, all this via mainstream publications, then this dream may seem distant, even unpractical But there is a wave of founders who are showing us an alternative path by choosing to do things differently. They don't want VC funding. They don't want hypergrowth. They don't want large teams. They don't care to be on Forbes 40under40. They rather watch TED talks on their plasmas than give one All they want is to be independent and be in control of their own destiny These champs are as cool, as calculated, and as important to the GDP as the folks from hyperfunded companies. They make enough money for themselves and their employees to have a comfortable life I would even argue that it may be more rewarding for youngsters looking for employment to work with such founders and teams than spend their youth away in pointless meetings that could simply have been emails Sure they have their ups and downs, and wins and failures. Risks are high and the struggles are real. But they are not nearly as dramatic as a life at a valuation chaser Here are a few such Indian indie builders. There are 100s more talking about their learnings, earnings, spendings, etc in public on their social feeds. Their posts may be more up-to-date than a college syllabus. Look for #buildinpublic 1. @_skris - superblog.ai Founded: 2021 Team size: 1 Monthly income: INR 3.4L 2. Ujwal Surampalli - @IntrvwBuddy Founded: 2017 Team: 10 MRR: INR 20L+ 3. @sqlhorror & Deep Shah - Makkajai Founded: 2014 Team: 13 4. @hSanat & Nikhil Kachare - hirevire.com Founded: 2022 Team: 2 MRR: INR 3.8L 5. @louispereira - audiopen.ai Founded: 2023 Team: 1 6. Saurav Pathak - @BagistoShop Founded: 2018 Team: 25 MRR: INR 24L+ With the kind of growth trajectory they are on, some of their MRRs will 2-5x in the next 24 months There may be a play here for angel investors too. If termsheets can be drafted such that a return on investment is the focus rather than valuations, these founders may be open to outside capital. No board seats, drag alongs, etc. Just basic info rights and an agreed method of calculating return which could come via profits or a sale. Perhaps a 1.5-5x ROI based on the number of years from the investment. I'm trying my luck This movement is not new. But with Aisle focused on serving serious daters, and AI giving us the ability to somewhat 10x our productivity, it may be more possible than ever to marry a good person, get a nice 2BHK, a compact SUV, maybe a dog, have kids eventually, and talk about how your day went building your low-drama, self-sufficient, profitable startup while having dinner together

99.99998% of success comes from -starting - doing - showing up daily. The 0.00002% isn’t worth zilch. My real-world examples: If you’re writing a book, open a Word doc on thee first day, name it “new book”, and close it. The next day, add a title and close it. Four months later, you will have written a lot. ** If you’re planning a business, make ONE call on the first day and stop. Next day, make two calla and send two emails One year later, you will have got something worthwhile ** If you plan to exercise, visit the gym or workout place in your car the first day but don’t step out. The next day, get put, inspect the place and come back. A month later, you will be pretty fit. ** Just do it. No wonder it’s Nike. #dhandhekibaat

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Check the pic! At 2win, we ONLY HIRE via extensive assignments. Learning: - the funnel of “interested” to “still interested” crashes by 50% when told an assignment is involved. (Talent acquisition (TA) team nightmare) - of the 50% who agree to do the only 20% complete it.

@manish_saraan 👏

@manish_saraan That's cool. I'm migrating from php to Next Js SSG soon.

@manish_saraan @GetMakerlog

@CNBCTV18News @Wipro @RishadPremji Lucky 300. Now they will join other companies at higher packages.

Show me a country that prospered and I will show you a set of people who worked hard. Yes, not everyone needs to work hard but growth does not happen without putting in the hours. It's a choice you make, just remember when you look back in a few years on results

Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka

4 years ago

18-hour days not for everyone but let’s not rubbish idea of hard work ~ an article by me in the edit page of @timesofindia

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The currency of life isn’t money, it’s time.

How to write nonsense tweets and gain followers: Step 1: Look around you and find inspiration. For ex - I'm sitting in my balcony and I see plants. So we will take plants as inspiration.

Slowly is the fastest way to get where you want to be- from internet

If ur gonna create history, u have to...? Chk pic. This is the passion, dedication, die-hard 100 (Bruce Willis gaya tel lene), obsession, madness u need as an entrepreneur trying to achieve the impossible. @bhash you’re amazing. But I suggest meditating also :) happy to lead!

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3 hours of debugging can save you 5 mins of reading the docs.

You don’t need better ideas to get started, you need to get started to have better ideas.