Book Notes
đź’ˇHere is the list of books which I plan to read or re-read in some cases by end of 2023 Personal Finance & Investing 1. One Up on Wall Street 2. The Psychology of Money 3. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant 4. Buffettology 5. The Dhandho Investor 6. Beating the
đź’ˇCreated a video that covered 9 Steps to prepare. Refined the list and posting in this post Listing down the 13 Steps that you can take to prepare for recession: 1. Cut your spending 1. To prepare for difficult times, step 1 is to cut your spending 2. Cut the
Finance
How can you get started? Different strategies and tips which are used by some of the best investors A comprehensive guide to help you start investing in stock market There are a lot of questions and confusion when starting out. * How to get started? * How much money you need to
Finance
This question comes up in the mind of everyone. Will I be able to attain Financial Independence? If so, by when? Or will I also become part of the Rat race and get old working? So thought of answering this in detailed way for anyone who has the similar questions.
Productivity
The buzzword in India’s IT industry apart from the fear of recession and job loss has been the topic of Moonlighting. It is under constant talk and after Wipro sending off 300 employees for Moonlighting, I thought it’s the right time to share more the details about the
Finance
Preservation of Wealth has been one of the main focus of almost all individual. This is not a new trait but has been woven into out DNA by the generations and generations of thought process. In the early human life Wealth corresponded to Food sources with equated to the Forest
Entrepreneurship
Have you heard about quiet quitting? Seems like it is catching the trend among late millennials and Gen-Z in TikTok and Instagram. Basically you work for what you get paid to do - nothing more nothing else. Hey but this sounds totally okay. Whats wrong in that? And why actually
Finance
💡Short Answer - Hell Yeah! It is super unlikely to get rich in your 20s and early 30s unless you are in an industry that’s going through exponential growth like we have seen in internet and now happening with Blockchain & Bitcoin The way people accumulate growth is by
Entrepreneurship
A Mentor is someone who has already achieved a type of success you desire and is willing to help you achieve it. A mentor offers their advice and insights for free. If you are paying for it then that person qualifies as a consultant. A mentor just wants to see
Entrepreneurship
Believe it or not, this question is the reason most businesses never get started. For some reason people are scared of failing that they don’t even bother to try. They think that with failure comes public humiliation and somehow people will look down on them. 💡Well some of it
Entrepreneurship
💡Don't have a short answer for this question That’s a difficult question because the answer depends on multiple factors: * What kind of business do you want to start? * Where do you live? * What’s your skill level? * Are you doing alone or are multiple people involved? * Can
Finance
💡Short answer, you get smart and then you work hard. Long answer will go something like this. First you need to define what being rich means to you. Some people will jump and say $1 Billion, a Big house and owning a Bugatti. But that’s not really what make
