Just because someone got rich, it doesn’t mean they are qualified to give investment advice.
Some of the worst financial advice is peddled by people who became wealthy.
Wealth can come from luck, leverage, timing, inheritance, concentration, specific skill, or survivorship.
Good advice needs process, risk awareness, humility, and repeatability.
As someone who has 10 crore, my own home and a nice car; let me tell you the difference in quality of life between me and a hypothetical me who has 50+ crore.
1 - He lives in a 3 floor house in a posh locality in Jaipur. I live in a flat on outskirts.
2 - He always travels business class / first class. He always stays in the best hotels and suites wherever he is travelling say 50k / day. It is premium economy flights sometimes and mostly economy for me. In terms of hotels, my comfort range is 10-25k / night.
3 - He has a full time nanny, a full time cook, a full time house-help, driver, and a gardener.
I don't even know what I would do if I had 100+ crore.
There are levels to wealth. You can always see the one just above you because those options become available to you. Now whether you move up the wealth ladder or not is mostly a function of luck.
But denying that such gaps exist is incorrect.
India rolled out the red carpet for IRIS Dena at MILAN 2026; Navy chiefs shook hands, bilateral cooperation was praised, a “new chapter” in Indo-Iranian maritime ties was announced.
That same ship sank the moment it left Indian waters.
148 sailors are missing. And New Delhi is silent.
Iran defied direct US pressure just to show up at India’s naval exercise, and this is the return India offers? Not a statement. Not a rescue coordination offer. Nothing.
This is Modi’s “Neighbourhood First” policy in real life; invite them, photograph them, then abandon them when it costs you politically.
You claim Indian Ocean leadership. You host the world’s navies. But when a partner nation’s warship sinks in YOUR backyard, your government can’t even find words?
Chabahar is at risk. Iran oil imports are at risk. India’s credibility as a reliable partner in the IOR is at risk.
One ship didn’t just sink. India’s strategic reputation did.
Congratulations 🎉
Spend ₹17,00,000 and unlock… one sandwich.
Sounds funny until you realize this is normal in India.
If this doesn’t scare you, nothing will.
This isn’t about mocking anyone @sumitkbehal - this is about the painful reality of how badly credit cards are misused in India.
Because if you know what you’re doing,
₹17L of spends is not a sandwich.
With the right cards and strategy, ₹17L is enough to fly a family to Europe in Business Class and stay at a premium hotel - not stand in a lounge queue holding a sandwich voucher.
₹17L done right =
✈️ Business Class flights to Europe for the family
🏨 Ultra-premium hotel stays
🍽️ That “free sandwich” eaten while staring at the Eiffel Tower
The real problem?
Most Indians think they’re “earning rewards” while banks quietly laugh and pocket the value.
We swipe cards every day…
but have zero idea what those points are truly worth.
That’s exactly why #CCGeeks exist - not to flex, not to sell dreams -but to close this massive knowledge gap.
Because the saddest part isn’t missing a sandwich.
It’s missing business class travel, luxury hotels, and experiences you already paid for and never even knew you could have.
Free money is on the table.
Most people are just leaving it there.
Ccgeeks - help for reposting!
@cards_wizard@vaibhavluthra@SartanparaYash@_haroldfinch@AmazingCreditC@milespointspro@nebula_world@IManthanJoshi@Starcommander10@sushilkothari@DealsDhamaka@pointperkspicks@PointsPro@bethalaluka@ankitdewan
@grok@pritam_9876@CNBCTV18Live Hey @grok
You said "Revenue surged 101% YoY to ₹901 Cr, exceeding analyst expectations of ~49% growth"
What is your source of analyst expectations?