Tejas

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@itspriyaaa300 Comfort is easy to chase, but self-respect is what you're left with when everything else shakes. Learning to stand on your own changes you, quietly and permanently.

Life hasn't been easy. I've seen enough ups and downs to know what struggle feels like. But through it all, I never traded my self-respect for comfort, and I never will. I chose to become strong enough to stand on my own. I am my own safe place..🤍

@readswithravi Atomic habits by James Clear

Which book do you wish you could read again for the first time?

@BaluGorade This. Screeners show you what a company was. The real multibaggers are bets on what it could become, and that never shows up in a P/E ratio. Qualitative reading is where the edge actually is.

Normal investors focus on ROE, ROCE, P/E, D/E, and quarterly numbers. Super investors focus on: - Opportunity size - Management quality - Moat - Capital allocation - Scalability The biggest winners are rarely found on a stock screener.

@perkmaybe Lets Connect

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@Ravisutanjani Payment history is the heaviest weight in your credit score. The habit that saves you: set auto-pay for at least the minimum, so a busy month never turns into a missed date. Pay first, sort out disputes later, exactly right.

🚨 Never Mess with Banks For Credit Cards Dues Always Pay Credit Card Bills Before Due Date Even ₹1 Late Payment Can Ruin CIBIL Score And You'll Find It Difficult To Get Loan or Cards Pay First, You Can Always Fights with Banks Later

Nobody's coming to motivate you. That's not sad, it's freeing. Things move the day you stop waiting to feel ready.

Been waiting for this one. The desk-to-phone handoff is exactly where agentic tools get genuinely useful, not just answering, but finishing the job while you're away.

@vijaayprajapati ₹100 saved actually exists. ₹1,000 "tomorrow" is just a plan that rarely arrives. The habit beats the intention every single time, because habits compound and intentions expire.

The habit of saving ₹100 today is more valuable than the intention of saving ₹1,000 tomorrow.

@Manvi_World The moment you let others define your worth, you hand them the power to change it daily. Anchor it internally and no opinion can shake you

Your worth is defined by you, not by other people's opinions

@vai1kai Hi

Imagine you say Hi and 500+ follows you rn

@vai1kai hi

Even if you have 1000 followers Just say hi 👋 people will follow you

@atul1602 Snacks

@tejas_0902 Yeah, major issue. Do you carry your own food or snacks as workaround ?

You can remove ONE thing from airports forever. A) Expensive food B) Paid baggage C) Paid seat selection D) Long security queues Choose ONE 👇

@divyaporwal_ What you're describing isn't decline, it's the uncomfortable middle of starting over. Six months from now, you'll know this codebase like you knew the last one, and this exact feeling will be a distant memory. Be kind to yourself in the meantime.

I switched jobs at a point where my career felt like it was moving at full speed. At Flipkart, everything was fast-paced. I knew the systems, understood the codebase, and shipped things quickly. Then I switched. It suddenly felt like I was back to square one. Everything became slow because I was new again, and this is how larger companies often work. Some days I genuinely start doubting myself. "Why am I making such silly mistakes?"
"Why is every task getting stuck in long loops?"
"Am I even good enough?" I know I shouldn't compare myself to how I performed in my previous company because I had months of context there. Here, I'm still learning but it’s hard for me to consolidate myself and say “Please slow down”. Just sharing my personal feeling.

@manasvisharmaaa Most buyers aren't comparing specs, they're avoiding effort. The product that reduces confusion usually beats the one that's technically better. Clarity sells more than quality.

People don’t always buy the best product. They buy the easiest decision.

@ThetaVegaCap This is the part people skip. That 5.7x looks obvious now, but you'd have sat through 6 years of flat-to-negative returns to earn it. Most sold somewhere in that boring middle. The patience is the price of admission.

🥇 Gold • 2011: ₹26,400/10g • 2026: ₹1,50,000/10g (≈5.7x) But: • 2012 → 2018: Flat returns • 2012 → 2016: Negative returns 🥈 Silver • 2011 peak buyers waited ~13 years to recover. Every asset tests your patience before rewarding it. #Gold #Silver #Investing #WealthCreation

@HeySunayna So true. There's something rare about people who make conversation feel easy, no ego, no performing, just genuine presence. It's underrated and instantly likeable.

Being easy to talk to is attractive.

@BaluGorade Buildings depreciate. Land appreciates. That one line explains most real estate wealth.

Here's something most people don't realize: Your house is getting older every year. Your plot is getting more valuable every year. In real estate, it's usually the land that creates wealth, not the building.

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@position_trader There's real freedom in this. We spend so much energy trying to control what was never ours to control. Peace often starts the moment we stop.

Do not cling. Do not grasp. Let everything just be. Let your mind relax into nothingness. This is your true nature.