✅FACTS OF LlFE

✅FACTS OF LlFE

   12:21 AM       shrikant rathod

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✅FACTS OF LlFE

1. Take risks in your life. If you win, you can lead; if you lose, you can guide.

2. People are not what they say but what they do; so judge them not from their words but from their actions.

3. When someone hurts you, don't feel bad because it's a law of nature that the tree that bears the sweetest fruits gets maximum number of stones.

4. Take whatever you can from your life because when life starts taking from you, it takes even your last breath.

5. In this world, people will always throw stones on the path of your success. It depends on what you make from them - a wall or a bridge.

6. Challenges make life interesting; overcoming them make life meaningful.

7. There is no joy in victory without running the risk of defeat.

8. A path without obstacles leads nowhere.

9. Past is a nice place to visit but certainly not a good place to stay.

10. You can't have a better tomorrow if you are thinking about yesterday all the time.

11. If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, then you haven't done much today.

12. If you don't build your dreams, someone else will hire you to build theirs.

13. If you don't climb the mountain; you can't view the plain.

14. Don't leave it idle - use your brain.

15. You are not paid for having brain, you are only rewarded for using it intelligently.

16. It is not what you don't have that limits you; it is what you have but don't know how to use.

17. What you fail to learn might teach you a lesson.

18. The difference between a corrupt person and an honest person is: The corrupt person has a price while the honest person has a value.

19. If you succeed in cheating someone, don't think that the person is a fool...... Realize that the person trusted you much more than you deserved.

 

20. Honesty is an expensive gift; don't expect it from cheap people.

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10 Lessons from the book "The four" by Scott Galloway:

10 Lessons from the book "The four" by Scott Galloway:

   1:39 PM       shrikant rathod

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1. In a world where technology is increasingly disrupting traditional industries and creating new ones, the winners will be those who can successfully navigate the Four - Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.

2. The Four have created massive wealth and opportunity, but they've also contributed to income inequality and a concentration of power that thręãtens our dęmøcracy.

3. We are in the midst of a great economic and social transition, and the Four are at the forefront of that transition. They are the new gods, and we are their faithful followers.

4. The Four have become so dominant that they are now more like nations than companies. They have their own cultures, currencies, and armies of employees.

5. The Four have built ecosystems that are incredibly hard to disrupt. They have so much data and so much power that they can shape markets and crúsh competitors with ease.

6. The Four have become the gatekeepers of the digital economy. They control the platforms that we use to communicate, shop, and entertain ourselves.

7. The Four have changed the way we think about privacy, ownership, and even reality itself. They have created a world in which we are constantly survei||ed, màn!pulated, and distracted.

8. The Four are incredibly smart and talented, but they are also fláwed. They have b|!nd spots and biases that can lead them àstraÿ, and they are not always accountable to the public or the government.

9. The Four have created incredible value for their shareholders, but they have also caused a great deal of h*rm. They have d!srûpted industries and d*strøyed jobs, and they have contributed to the erosion of our social fabric.

10. We need to hold the Four àccøuntab|e for their actions and demand that they use their power and influence for the greater good. We cannot afford to let them shape our future without our input and oversight.

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10 LESSONS FROM I WILL TEACH YOU TO BE RICH

10 LESSONS FROM I WILL TEACH YOU TO BE RICH

   1:37 PM       shrikant rathod

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1. The single most important factor to getting rich is getting started, not being the smartest person in the room.

2. With too much information, we do nothing.

3. In the end, managing your finances well is a lot like developing a strong personal productivity system: You keep track of everything without making it your full-time job; you set goals; you break them down into small bite-size tasks; you save yourself time by automating manual work; and you spend your time and brainpower focusing on the big picture. That’s what I try to do with my time and money.

4. Important question: Why do you want to be rich? What do you want to do with your wealth?

5. But ultimately, expertise is about results. You can have the fanciest degrees from the fanciest schools, but if you can’t perform what you were hired to do, your expertise is meaningless.

6. Fear is no excuse to do nothing with your money. When others are scared, there are bargains to be found

7. CONSCIOUS SPENDING
My friend Jim once called to tell me that he’d gotten a raise at work. On the same day, he moved into a smaller apartment. Why? Because he doesn’t care very much about where he lives, but he loves spending money on camping and biking. That’s called conscious spending.

8. On average, millionaires invest 20 percent of their household income each year.

9. The easiest way to manage your money is to take it one step at a time—and not worry about being perfect.

10. Every December, I sit down with my wife and we get intentional about the next year. Where do we want to travel? Who do we want to invite with us? What can we imagine doing in the next year that we’ll remember for the next fifty years? This planning process—where we get to intentionally design our Rich Lives—is one of the most fun things we do together as a couple.

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