primordial intelligence

> cleared R1 for ISB YLP (deferred MBA) > had all my SOPs ready for MBA/MIM outside India > was scoring 750-760 in GMAT mocks > had a joining offer from consulting firms left it all because i couldnt imagine myself working my ass off 9-5 for all my life. raising ipad kids. having to ask permission from boss to take someone to hospital or kids to PTM. saw people with prestigious degrees also just working paychecks to paychecks. nothing made sense. so i did what any retard would do. start from scratch again. no connections. no friends. no hand to hold. all alone in a new city by myself. i dont regret anything in past 6 months. no matter how bumpy the ride has been. still believe, my life would have been easier, otherwise but my soul would have died.

@khannakshat lol

@primal_brainer the caption was left out. almost forgot this is the whole point.

playing 1 min matiks duel becuase that's all i've now

certified people unpleaser

TIL: butterbeer is non-alcoholic

credits @primal_brainer

eh i have my parents. i need no one 🧿

girls who say they don't need a man. have you ever had renovations done at your place? talked to labourers? cuz its just my day 1 here at home alone while mom dad are in office and i wish i had a husband who talked to them on my behalf? i don't know where the bag of bolts is????

almost forgot this is the whole point

vegans

@arnav_kumar @kumarharsha2212 very inspiring @kumarharsha2212 ❤️❤️

Harsha made it to Forbes list of top self-made women, alongside other towering entrepreneurs, movie stars and CEOs When I heard about this recognition for self-made women, I was bemused because Harsha is as self-made as they come. She is the first college graduate in her family, including her extended family. She is the first person in her family to work in the corporate sector. Without any father figure or family mentors to guide her. Secured every big break in her career with her own instinct and courage to think bigger - from a Computer Software to a Product Manager to a Product Leader to a VC investor to a VC partner I have seen her stare back at horrible odds and the worst luck with stoic defiance, calm acceptance and courage to keep doing the work, and win. Win at games which are usually considered to be a man's game. All while learning and growing on her own, with scant guidance and no springboards to launch from Congratulations Harsha This is very well deserved. And while I am painfully aware that I am at best a bearable friend and partner, I will always be your biggest cheerleader 🎉🎉🚀

almost forgot this is the whole point

almost forgot this is the whole point

making someone your first person while you’re their last, hurts differently 🥲

Crazy high value content on substack goat @primal_brainer

what did i do to deserve this???????

me: kuch logo ko lagu mai ghamandi, unhe mai ata samaj nai mom: tu thoda attitude me rehti haina

drishtibution is the moat

mamba out