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@chiragbarjatya Just a matter of time. Your friend is a bit early. Like most people eat in the restaurants now without "caring" about the cast of the chef or the server... People will stop worrying about things like cast etc when there's no other option left or when it's socially acceptable

One of my friends was working on an elder care nursing startup. In the hope that elder care in India will eventually grow, as kids are studying/working away from home and there is no structured system of elder care service providers. You won’t believe why he couldn’t scale. You won’t. Whatever you are guessing right now is wrong. These oldies who are literally on their deathbed care too much about the caste of the nursing staff. They are so adamant about not allowing certain castes into their home/kitchen. I couldn’t believe haha. I asked him he should start masking names, but the problem is these people talk a lot and eventually reveal the caste and it creates trouble later on.

Action creates confidence

You get rich when you don’t panic during slow days

You get rich when you don’t quit on yourself

you get richer when you stop doubting every move

Great read

@realEstateTrent $500k/year… I don’t understand the point of crazy work hours and not having the time to enjoy what you make.

Would you rather: Work like crazy and make $2M/year or Not work at all and make $500k/year

@rohangilkes Reminder for later to not chase flashy things but build useful simple things and get rich (most will never look at the bookmark ever tho😀)

Every once in a while you get a banger. That's how the algorithm is. But why did 800 people bookmark this? 🤔

@rohangilkes Facts… crazy how so many people don’t start because they think their idea is not world changing or unique…

Not sure who needs to hear this but… Not every business has to be some mission-driven endeavor to change the world. You can start a business to pay your bills and take care of your family. That’s the tweet.

@erenbali You’re EXACTLY where you deserve to be

It’s deeply unfair that one man can be worth $700B while 20% of Americans are in the lowest income quintile.

@vascoabm No… you’re not. Instead just spend a bit more on ads yourself regularly. You’ll figure things out in way less than $50k

had a call with a SaaS ads agency min. requirements: - $10k/mo budget - $6.5k/mo retainer (negotiable) - 2/3 months before ROI so that's ~$50k we have to invest to maybe see results in 3 months maybe this works for some people but for us that never really ran ads (less than 1k/mo) going from 0 to $50k investment is hard to justify am I thinking about this wrong?

@NefflynBe Watch extroverts do stupid shits and fuck their lives in new different ways every day

The more useful you, your products or services are… the more money you make

@AlexAndBooks_ Doing both been game changing

Walk 10k steps per day for your body. Read 10 pages of a book per day for your mind.

@Heccles94 If Elon starts turning this networth into money today… he’ll lose 99% of it… networth is NOT money.

$749,000,000,000 That could house every homeless person in America. Permanently. With change. Erase all medial debt in the USA. With change. Provide clean drinking water for the whole world. End global poverty. For years. Ensure every child worldwide has education.

@livewithnoregrt Most of us are already living the life we once prayed for… just need to be more grateful

one day, you'll be living the life you prayed for.

@blakeaburge "Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom." - Aristotle

Major cheat code for life: Become brutally honest with yourself. About your habits. Your effort. Your excuses. Your blind spots. Self-honesty is uncomfortable, but it'll save you years of wasted time. You can’t fix what you keep lying about.

@stijnnoorman Facts… you can become good at anything if you do it long enough

"I'm bad at it." No. You just haven't practiced enough.

@livewithnoregrt If you find a person like that… protect them like your life depends on it… because it does.

loyalty behind your back is top tier

@ChanakyaShah Can’t agree more

Unfortunate to say, but renting is not for the Indian market. After analyzing the pattern of Furlenco, Zoomcar, Drivezy, Ola, Uber, Nestaway, Rentomojo. Most of them struggled or are still struggling. Not because the ideas were weak, but because daily behavior never aligned with the model. Most Indians don’t like wearing clothes used by someone else. Not because it’s cheap. It’s a deep-rooted mindset. Ownership feels personal. Sharing feels like a compromise. India doesn’t transact only on convenience. It transacts on pride, emotion, and social perception. Renting breaks that equation. You don’t build attachment with something that must be returned. When a product is sold as a money-saving option, aspiration drops instantly. People don’t show it off. They tolerate it. Luxury follows the opposite rule. If it can’t be owned, it loses its charm. Borrowed luxury rarely feels like success. That’s why fashion rental keeps hitting the same ceiling. The use case stays occasional, not habitual. And businesses built on occasional behavior don’t compound.