Nishi Brahmkhatri

Selectively extrovert

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

If they don't like you for being yourself , be yourself even more .

[The Startup CA @mehulshahca]

Hello everyone!

Over the last few months, I’ve been building iKoMatch, using AI matchmaking to help Startups find the right investors and opportunities.

But while working closely with SMEs and MSMEs, I kept seeing the same problem:

There are grants, export & global market programmes, buyer and partner opportunities, and funding avenues that businesses may already qualify for, but simply don’t know exist.

So, we built AI iKoMate to help solve exactly that.

Whether you’re a SME or MSME, you can now:

👉 Send a “Hi” on WhatsApp
👉 Share your business profile once
👉 Choose the “Grants & Global Opportunities” track when asked for
👉 Let AI iKoMate do the matchmaking

Every day, iKoMate sends you 3 recommendations matched to your business, helping you continuously discover relevant opportunities without having to search for them yourself.

⏱️ Takes about 5 minutes to set up
🆓 Free to try

WhatsApp “Hi” at [phone] or get started here:
👉 https://t.co/U3mPQMuTq7

I’d love for my network to be among the first to try it.

Try it and tell me honestly: are the recommendations actually useful for your business? Your feedback will help us make iKoMate much better.

And this is just the beginning. We’re also working towards helping businesses discover the right people to connect with on LinkedIn, facilitate relevant introductions, and set up meetings.

If you know a founder or business owner who could benefit from this, please share it with them.

Let’s make sure great businesses don’t miss great opportunities simply because they didn’t know they existed.

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

When everything is a priority , then nothing is !

[Prakhar Gupta @prvkhvr]

Hi, notes from a guy who was raised by a very successful father, and grew up around friends with very successful fathers:

1. Its true, life with money can be boring. Although my father never bought us anything but economy (he insisted we buy luxury with our own money— more on this in a little bit) he did take us around the world. The world at large is not as exciting to me as to someone who hasnt seen it. For me the world was a factt of life as a child, never an achievement of life as an adult.

2. You dont need to own cars, watches, and big houses to be done with cars, watches and big houses. One is sufficient to show you how meaningless the other things are. What is meaningful post-money is family, purpose and the adventure of your life. The toys are mere jewellery pieces. Exciting for a short while, empty in the long run. My father, who is more in Viraj’s category than I am, would agree. But you only realise it after you can have the cars, watches and resorts to realise they were toys you used as baits to manipulate your own behaviour.

3. Despite having money, all my friends crave status. They know they live on borrowed status from their fathers and it haunts them. You see very capable men under rate themselves because they never escape their fathers’ shadows. They go to clubs, double down on cars and brands, and juice their Instagrams and dating profiles just so they can feel the hit of status. Alas, all those things are empty and cause feelings of more impotence for them in the long run.

4. Life with money is not boring. I have a slight disagreement with Viraj here. Actually, the world is your oyster. You can do ANYTHING without fear of going bust or broke. Thats a super power and frankly, no person in the world should worry about economic insufficiency while chasing their uniqueness. This privilege should be socialised, and we should be careful not to glorify poverty and be careful about which struggles we choose to glorify. However, most people with money are more fearful of losing that money than excited about making their own money. This causes a bigger problem, something far more serious that boredom— the feeling of impotence.

5. The real problem of generational wealth is that kids grow up in an economic superstructure where nothing they do matters. They work in family establishments, make no real decisions, have no real impact, hate their own fortunes for being ‘unexciting’, borrow status from their fathers that doesnt really work, get into power politics with their own father and siblings. Its not that everything is boring, its that nothing is meaningful.

6. A side note about inter generational wealth building: my father would say this often to me “i am the son of a poor father, you are the son of a rich father. Please use my life’s sacrifice to see farther than I do”. And I guess, what I did learn is that Buddha needed to be a prince to see how ‘spiritually empty’ wealth is. This is not to say wealth is not desirable, but that true joy is not in the dopamine hits of a new toy. Its in setting out on your own adventure, and bringing pride and victory to people that love you. Or at least this is how far i see. Buddha saw even further. But then he was the son of a king, and I of a lawyer.

7. My father realised through his lifetime, as many people who make money in their lifetime do, that the resorts and flights are not going to make you happy. They may bring temporary pleasure, but joy is found in other things. Joy is found in meaning. And I was somewhat born with that knowledge. THAT is a privilege- to be set free to chase your own dreams, bound neither by your limitations nor by your desires.

Hope that helps.

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

@EWahie @hinge Me when !

[Virat Kohli @imVkohli]

The only time you truly fail, is when you decide to give up.

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Get others to play with the cards you deal !

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[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

@thevirdas Sahara desert , indians , safari , money ,beaches, mountains

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@bhardwajnat Congratulations 🌺✨

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Bhaghwaan ye packing krna kitna muskil hai 😭😭😭😭😭 koi laao start up idea is pr bhi !

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

What a day to be alive ! ✔️

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Sugar daddy or ?

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Waking up from bed is very difficult on Sunday!

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Happiest moment of 2025 ! ✨

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

Imma high on shopping 😣

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

We all should have that one person in life who pushes you little bit for difficult https://t.co/yDaxa7V0FW first , it seems awkward but once you get comfortable to it , it feels heaven!

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

@NotUrRegularNat Guys in love glow differently ❤️

[Nishi Brahmkhatri @_glow_getter]

@samarth_mahajan And preparing yourself for Monday

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