๐จ Indian engineering sets a new global benchmark in AI
https://t.co/FXmwF7Q3Qz became the first voice AI in India to participate in a 60-minute unscripted prime-time TV debate. It was a single take with no resets and no scripts.
Enterprise voice AI survived under national scrutiny & its all over the internet ๐ฎ๐ณ
https://t.co/rJTYzQjK3X
๐จ India's electronics exports soared to a record $47 billion (โน4.15 lakh crore) in 2025. ๐ฅ
iPhone exports alone contributed $22 billion.
For context,
Electronics exports from India in 2024 = $34.93 billion
Electronics exports from India in 2025 = $47 billion
A 37% increase from 2024 ๐
When I was growing up: I used to read the work of Ray Dalio
I learnt he was a Hedge Fund manager. So I read what a Hedge Fund does. And, since that day: I wanted to run my own fund.
Problem was: that growing up I had no mentors.
Did not have a rich dad.
My parents did the best they could to give me a good education. And, I deeply appreciate that.
So I did everything I possibly could: aced most exams I took, hustled and got jobs at top corporate firms, worked 14-15 hours a day to progress.
When I quit corporate: again, I put in the work to build a YT. Built a few firms along the way. And, continued to invest significant capital in public and private markets.
Now, I run a small fund. And, get to live my dream.
I also look around and see: kids from many rich families, who run Hedge Funds/PE Funds/family office setup in Singapore or Dubai.
With 1 phone, they can get a meeting with a Billionaire.
A thing, I can only dream off. I can't compete with them.
And, honestly: I don't need to.
Life is not competition (all the time).
Life is may progress.
If I look back: where I started from, and the progress I have made. I am happy.
I am happy being small, useful. And, living my life that I created with my hard-work, luck and other people's blessings.
And, for that I am thankful.
Genetically, I should be bald.
I started to lose my hair and go gray in my late 20s.
Now, at 47, Iโve got a full head of hair and ~70% of my gray is gone.
Here how I did it.. ๐งต
๐ค Mohammed Qahtani, a Saudi engineer, delivered one of the most impactful speeches ever, winning the Toastmasters World Championship. He showcased the strength found in words...