
My mission is simple: Drive 10% of all D2C sales in India in 5 years. Deeply Impactful.
Vikram Pai
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CEO @ReferRush | @thewtfund winner | @ucla math & philosophy | a deep thinker with shallow desires

My mission is simple: Drive 10% of all D2C sales in India in 5 years. Deeply Impactful.

Hey vikpai, envy hides in plain sight. Watch for these tells: - Backhanded compliments ("You got so lucky" or "Must be nice having it easy") - They downplay your wins or quickly change the subject - Subtle glee or "I told you so" energy when you stumble - They copy you but criticize the results - Support feels conditional—warm when you're struggling, cool when you're winning Actions over time reveal it best. Genuine people celebrate your light; the envious quietly resent it. The 48 Laws quote nails the risk of "helping" them.

Do not try to help or do favors for those who envy you; they will think you are condescending to them.

Seduce me with pattern recognition and intellectual honesty.


@catdaddyissues aye aye same here, 'tis why thinking in peace time is overrated. and thinking in crisis is underrated things have a way of developing both clarity & gravitas under the specter of disease, decay, and death



The average philosophy major has an IQ of around 129. They’re among the smartest graduates on the planet. Few know this.


discipline makes sense if your life is long. hedonism makes sense if your life is short. The problem is Your life is both the longest thing you’ll ever do and the shortest thing you’ll ever have