A man's life, peaks here, this is how I imagine myself livin' my 40's and beyond. Maybe a bit different but damn, this is what motivates me to work hard.
Movie: Heart of the Beast
Washington & Beijing worry that if India can grow at nearly 8% a year amid global wars, $100 oil, trade tariffs & El Niรฑo drought, what might its growth rate be when the clouds clear? My @firstpost column https://t.co/NTmVsqAxB7
Just thinking out loud:-
Give indian customers discounts, like zepto did but only if you allow the helpers to record doing their work.
Create proprietary data set and train a model of your own, then lease out the model to upcoming robotics companies.
no way to build this business any other way samidha. the trick is whether you eventually figure it out or now. and you are right that we have NOT figured it out in most cases in the past two decades and have lost billions in ecommerce, travel, hotels, education, b2b trade and more.
here's more nuance about what we've seen closely:
https://t.co/jC1qEqEU10
Youโre in a rocky montage. This is my favourite photo from a movie. Itโs literally just a dude who has climbed some steps. A really small fucking victory or even a change. Heโs not in the ring yet. He loses when he gets there by the way. But itโs not important. Outcomes seldom are. Steps are. Climbs are. Iโve been in a montage for about seven months this year. Shed some ego. Taken some punches. Put out a movie, didnโt work. Wrote a live show, hated it, changed it completely. Physically burnt out, healed and lost seven kilos. Took myself out of the international touring market. Went back to the drawing board to truly find the intentional part of ones art. What if one stopped caring about market forces or outcomes or even money for one year? What would you create? Just do that. Do the stuff that gets you out of bed excited. Steps. Risks. Next year is the ring. Next year. I risk everything. Begin sparring in dubai tomorrow. Steps.
Hunger and motivation are a temporary factors driven by actions.
But if you do things with real discipline, pushing yourself no matter what happens, slowly replacing existing habits with newer and better ones, it changes your life. Not overnight but with time it happens.
@aviralbhat Yes, they act as inspiration for others to follow.
And when they create returns for themselves, it inspires more risk capital in the country to follow and alot more to startup investing.
@dineshpaii Agreed. Google (search), Meta (social) and Amazon (e-commerce) all won by obsessing over one thing. After they became leaders, they expanded into different verticals to maintain monopolies.
Chasing validation from other people.....
Drop this, don't care about what people think and then see what happens.
Even, I do it but when I drop it, ik what I can do.