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#Opinion Just think for a moment - an average person studies for 20 years just to get a job for 30K - 40K.
The return on investment (ROI) on formal education is not good. Of course you can have college degrees or decent jobs but if you expect more out of life, you have to be something extra.
We are now living in "New India" where talent from elite colleges are struggling in the real world but the ones with no educational background are rising to billionaire status.

You can have Phd or super specialisation but you need real world experience to get somewhere worthwhile.
The earlier you face some harsh realities of life, the faster you will level up in life.
Living through the real world situations gives a practical touch to your thinking.

I see talent these days picking up huge student debt to get through college education only to get an average job and that too is facing severe challenges in the era of artificial intelligence (AI).
Graduating with a debt burden while doing an average job really adds to your suffering because the real life begins after college when you step into the practical world and a lot of bookworms or book-smart people struggle to cope with the harsh realities of the real world.

I personally believe that the stock "education" is over-valued.
Of course college degrees get you a decent job but with a rapidly changing world, you need to be "street-smart" to deal with real world challenges.
I don't think college degrees are worth it.

I heard an article that said - students from elite colleges are struggling to find jobs.
There's a survey that says - more than 30% billionaires don't have college degrees.

I personally believe that good grades become trivial in the real world.
There's a reason why some college dropouts get to 1% club and most of the super-specialists are struggling in the real world.
I would say - smooth roads won't get you anywhere.
Living through some rough experiences gaining practical knowledge actually gets you to rise faster in life.

Experience earns the big bucks.
Bookish knowledge only gets a decent job.

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#Opinion One of the main reasons why I worked for success or wanted financial freedom is because I wanted to deal with fear of failure.
A lot of people don't have the freedom to make mistakes because of fear of failure so they never take risks in life where they have a chance to grow.
I just wanted to deal with "fear of failure" because you must have freedom to make mistakes - that's how you learn when you have to courage to attempt something.
Whatever I'm today is because I experimented with failure long enough to get somewhere.
You must have courage to step out and try something different because settling with ordinary or normal crap won't get you anywhere.
Keeping an open mind to learn through the process will make you evolve. Don't let fear of failure keep you stunted in your cocoon.

If you observe many successful companies that have achieved milestones, they all had the freedom to fail or courage to try something.
If a company wants to be innovative or try something different, it must have enough funds to burn because it gives you freedom to take a risk.

One of the main reasons why middle-class stay stunted through life is because they don't have enough funds to risk failure.
Having money issues really keeps your hands tied up and it doesn't give you freedom to step out of your comfort zone.

Children of rich parents have ample funds to try something as they have freedom to risk failure but middle-class children don't have the luxury to take a risk because their gamble to try something can land them in poverty just in case things go sideways.

Bottom line --- I worked for financial freedom because I wanted that luxury to step out or take a risk where the majority of people are held back by the fear of failure.

I managed to climb out of the gutter because I flirted with failure long enough to overcome fear of failure that eventually made me evolve through the process to get closer to success.

People who avoid failure also avoid growth in life.
You need the freedom to take a risk and money gives you that luxury to try something.

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#Opinion Some random thoughts and condensed ideas to rock the Janamashthami afternoon ---->

1. I don't care how smart you are or I don't give a damn about your good grades but I just want to know how you respond to pressure because your manner of approaching a difficult situation reveals your underlying character.

2. When I studied the inflationg Indian market during my struggling years, i found that grand illusion born out of selling a big lie had become real and people at large were crazy to get it that drove the worthless entity to be highly over-valued thus forming a bubble which was headed to pop leading to big bang collapse.

3. Imagine a city is exposed to a tough situation where people are struggling to keep their sanity intact while the toxic environment slowly gets worse and the weak men succumb to the pressure while the strong ones managed to adapt to cope well. Circumstances often makes the picture clear revealing the dark side of humanity.

4. To become Batman or Bruce Wayne, you need a joker who drags you through a crisis situation so you can gather worthy knowledge from dealing with practical situations finding your way out of the gutter to join the ranks of elite 1%.

5. For success, be a man with a spine.

6. As an investor, I might find it hard to invest in rich kids because most of them had a smooth road with zero struggles whereas middle-class kids who have faced rejections, failures and roughness of life actually develop a character worthy of success.

7. I had a movie idea titled "Batman Reborn" where Bruce Wayne falls from billionaire to bankruptcy but he manages to pick himself up rising from the ashes while the Gotham City goes through a plague.

8. To have what few have, you must do the things that few do. To get to the riches, you must travel through hell dealing the crisis with merit to get to the 1% club.

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#Opinion One thing I would stress on is that you can read about success stories to gain motivation but eventually you have to walk your own path or make your own mistakes to learn from your experiences thereby developing yourself.
Don't try to copy others because you are in a different frame compared to them.
Knowing the path and walking the path are two different things.
You have to travel through some dark chapters of your life to become something worthy.

I would highlight one thing --- you have to re-invent yourself through your experiences because that's how you improve or grow through life.
You can consume as many books to keep yourself updated but bookworms or "book-smart" people aren't really success material.
Because when you deal with practical situations living through ups and downs or making your own mistakes, it nourishes your neuronal network to develop you mentally and that allows you to have a practical approach to your thinking.

Don't try to borrow other person's ideas or knowledge because trying to copy others doesn't really help.
You have to develop your own thinking ability by living through some rough experiences because walking your own path will make you discover your untapped potential lying unexplored within you.
Don't be too busy watching success stories but instead step out of your comfort zone and make your own mistakes to develop at an individual level.

Remember there are no short-cuts to getting somewhere worthwhile.
Absorbing life hacks and reading all kinds of books helps to some extent but you have to go through the process of levelling up by learning from your own mistakes.

You learn the best when life hits you hard because unless you experience it, nothing will develop you.
I would argue that people who avoid mistakes or have fear of failure, stay stunted through life because they never step out to grow.

Bottom line --- don't consult a knowledgeable person because he hasn't lived through practical situations.
Growth comes from experience.

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#Opinion See this is basic human nature - we all want an escape or we all want an easier way out.
We will keep having guys like Harshad Mehta who will sell dreams of easy money only to lead people to a disaster.
We will keep having recessions from time to time because human nature repeats the same mistakes.
Everyone is seduced by the idea of easy money and that's how they are easily manipulated to run into a shock.
We will keep having boom-bust cycles and there will always be a Harshad Mehta who will lead the bull market where people will eventually wake up to an accident.

Observing a con-artist makes me realize one thing that it's very easy to fool hungry idiots because they are always looking for easy money.
If you make bold pitches with confidence and have a talent to fake sincerity, you will manage to fool people at large because people don't question confidence.

I always say one thing ---- "there's a "con" in confidence". The reason many smart educated people are easily scammed by con-artists like Harshad Mehta is because confidence has a persuading element that motivates hungry idiots to run towards a disaster.

If you study the character "Jordan Belfort" from the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street", you will see this basic charactertistic that he makes bold pitches with confidence scratching the "greed gene" in humans and the idea of easy money is so irresistible that everyone gets on board without due diligence because they want the euphoric high born out the idea of making easy money and that's how a smart leader with a good persuading power and a little persistence can motivate hungry idiots to run towards a disaster.

If you study basic human psyche, you will that human nature likes to flock together because most people have a "sheep mentality" and if there's a certain hype in the streets due to a popular entity, humans have an basic urge to flock together around the popular entity because no one likes being left out.

Bottom line --- it's easy to entrap hungry idiots if you fish with the idea of easy money and that's how humans are liable to be conned easily.

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#Opinion Some random thoughts and condensed ideas to rock the Funtastic Friday ---->

1. I'm an evolved divergent. I don't fit into the box of usual established patterns. I never wanted the typical middle-class life of bitching, gossiping and being stuck at boring jobs for 30 years or constant worrying over small things. I never wanted to settle down for the ordinary and live a dull life. When I went through some controversies dealing with tough situations, it didn't break me but in fact it built me and that silent growth made me feel alive. I wanted something out of the ordinary and living through some practical situations made me evolve faster.

2. Life is too short to waste on toxic people. Avoid damaged unhealed ones who are a source of misery. Associate with the right energy that calms your nerves. One of the keys to happiness is to avoid dealing with idiots who drain the life out of you.

3. The real reward is who you become in the process of getting somewhere because that silent grind of dealing with trying situations actually builds you from practical point of view. Most people want results trying to bypass the process where most of the growth happens. You have to enjoy the process of becoming because if you aren't having fun, you will give up when things get tough. Instead of drowning in depression, shifting your mindset towards learning from your tough times can be a game changer.

4. Most men aren't success material because they have feeble foundation that can't stand the testing times. You can't build without strong roots because if you have a shaky core, the wind will eventually shake away the facade. If you lack a strong character to steer successfully in these tricky waters infested with sharks, you will be hunted down. Have a solid foundation to live through adverse situations. It isn't about brains but about your ability to stay in the game longer.

5. I like this style of govt intelligence to keep hitting again and again consistently over a period of time to make things hot because it melts weak people and that's how weak ones are easily hunted.

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#Opinion One thing I would stress on is that to become a Bruce Wayne or a Batman, you need a joker who drags you through trying situations.
I would admit -- most of my knowledge of practical importance came from studying pathological personalities.
I have learnt some of the best lessons from a few screwed up assholes.
When you dragged through some tough times, study where things went wrong rather than drowning in depression to lose your way and make things worse.
There's a reason why some of the college dropouts managed to get to 1% club because they studied their failure and evolved through their tough situations to level up faster.

It's a controversial idea but sometimes your opponent trying to drag you down aids in your awakening forcing you to evolve because you get to have a taste of reality and that experience with the dark side really makes you mature earlier than others.
Consuming bookish knowledge or getting college degrees is fine but the real growth happens when you overcome some practical situations in life. Because how you deal with adverse situations or how you navigate through rough waters is the real measure of your intellect.

I would admit one thing --- most of my knowledge about the financial world came from studying the controversial situation I went through.
I was just thrown into shark waters where I encountered some devious ruthless personalities and staying in the game long enough while learning to swim made me evolve faster to become a big player.

I would argue that hard times aren't meant to break you but to refine you into something superior.
Most people drown in depression resorting to addictions to make it worse but few intelligent ones with an open mind study those tough times to gain worthy knowledge of practical importance.

It's an unpopular idea but your opponent trying to break you sometimes ends up reforming you into something superior but the determining factor lies in the fact as to how to deal with a tough situation you are dragged through.

Bottom line -- you can't have a Bruce Wayne without a joker.

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#Opinion I will repeat this again --- when you are left out, you are done a favour because it gives you a lot of time to think.
Being left out allows you to look at the big playground from outside and that makes you see things with certain depth and clarity.
Sometimes being rejected can be a blessing.

I would admit one thing --- during my struggling years dealing with failure, being left out protected me from a toxic situation. Isolation didn't break me but it built me because being left out made me study the India situation from the perspective of an outsider.
Where many smart idiots were jumping into a popular thing to get on board the Indian Titanic, being left out saved me from a big blunder because I knew deep down that India situation was headed to a disaster.

I would admit one thing --- getting fired from the medical officer job was the best thing that happened because it gave a lot of free time to study the scandalous situation I went through and that phase of thinking trying to figure things out later took me far ahead of the curve.

Being rejected often saves you from big blunders.
I don't know why people are scared to be alone. Because alone time allowed me to level up because when you are alone, your mind wonders and that makes room for critical thinking.
Most people are trying to fit in and that's a loser's game because successful ones dare to stand-out.

I would like to mention the Jack Bogle quote --- "learn from the mistakes of others. It's cheaper". Because during my struggling years, my peers jumped into a popular thing running in the streets and being left out saved me from big blunders.
Being an outsider allowed me to study the big playground and I managed to learn from tragic mistakes of others.

Bottom line --- it's better to do nothing than engage in all kinds of wrong things to later get screwed big time.

Sometimes a lazy person who stays down remains safe where active idiots quickly run with the flow to later end up in big disasters.
I would like to mention Bill Gates quote -- "I choose a lazy person to do a hard job because he will find an easy way to do it".

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#Opinion Every successful person has gone through two phases in his life --- phase before money and phase after money.
The phase before money holds the key as to how your second phase after money will sustain throughout life because it lays the foundation for the rest of your life.
The knowledge you gather and the learnings or wisdom in the phase before money is really important.
You develop vision in that low phase before money where all the mental grind happens.
The phase after money is peaceful and independent because now you have clarity and all the right knowledge to steer successfully in these tricky waters.
The phase before money holds the key as to how your phase after money will sustain for the rest of your life.

One thing I would highlight is that you learn the best lessons of life when you lack money or you are struggling at the bottom because an experience with the dark side aids in your awakening. When you don't have money while you are dealing with failure, you tend to see the real dark side of people around you as you have a eye-opening taste of reality. In your phase before money, you will be abandoned by people close to you and even your friends will treat you like a leper because they consider you low value so in that phase before money, life teaches you to be self-reliant because you learn the lesson of surviving by yourself. Most people struggle to deal with dark chapters of life because their dependency on others makes them weak but the strong ones recollect themselves in their low moments to manage life on their own.

I would stress on one thing --- hard times aren't meant to break you but it reveals you as to what you really are made of. Do you collapse when things get tough or you gather strength to pull yourself out of the gutter --- that depends how you carry yourself and that aids in self-discovery. Circumstances have a way of making you peep within and it introduces you to your dark side laying unexplored within you.

Bottom line -- the phase before money builds you for the phase after money because all the wisdom you gather in your low moments build you from practical point of view.

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#Opinion Some random thoughts and condensed ideas to rock the Saturday night ----->

1. Just imagine the withdrawal symptoms that will create epic chaos after a bogus company that invaded people like a trojan horse bonding with them through charity eventually dies leaving many desperate idiots traumatised in poverty. It's an unpopular idea but I believe you can kill people through love because a predator fishing people with love can easily lead emotional motivated fools to run towards a disaster.

2. Every storm surfaces the underlying reality. It reveals what's solid at its core while it sweeps away the fragile ones. It's never about the brainy ones but the ones with strength who can bear the trials with intact sanity while others run into madness to eventually get butchered.

3. Just imagine an epic troll where an Indian company becomes a popular global giant but it doesn't produce anything while it has only fueled hatred and chaos in the streets so it becomes a laughing stock of global media for its mind-boggling valuations as it comes out to be a empty global show that led to a big economic shock leaving the global economy crippled in debt burden.

4. Imagine an engineer who earns the fame of "Wolf of Dalal Street" through his trading Company inviting hungry idiots at large to gamble in the stock market but he ends up ruining careers of many young ones after the whole scheme comes out to be a fraud where people lost their hard earned money after buying into the idea of "easy money" and the illusion popped waking the generation to a terrible accident.

5. Just because a thing is popular doesn't mean it will perform well. This is a flawed logic most people have. If everybody is buying into a hot thing, sometimes stepping away to proceed differently saves you from big blunders. Often a popular thing in the financial world ends up in a bubble to pop eventually. When people at large are buying into an illusion born out of a popular lie that infects streets, it creates a bubble that ends up in a big financial disaster when the reality kicks in.

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#Opinion With Indian economy going through a secret turmoil during my struggling years, any rational person or an economic advisor would have advised Indian authority to stop making stupid people famous.
The world was betting big on a bunch of cockroaches and if world leaders could talk to these famous people for just 5 minutes, they would know what they are dealing with.
If I had enough money, I would have taken a huge short position against the India story because there was a big bang collapse waiting to happen as the "giant Indian building" relied on the foundation of pile of garbage.

Just imagine you have Indian authority leading the economy to a disaster only to rule over the ashes. Imagine a scenario where you make a bunch of cockroaches widely popular where people at large readily join the party taking the scam to great heights and these wild euphoric streets running with a big lie eventually form a giant bubble while the illusion grows big to become a giant phenomenon only to end up in a big economic disaster after the reality kicks in or the bubble pops --- this is the basic scheme of how a rogue authority runs a planned scam to lead the economy to ashes.

I would like to highlight one thing --- we had a ruthless leader or technically a criminal at the centre running a planned scam through a criminal organisation and the funny thing is the whole fraudulent scheme has become a giant global phenomenon putting India at the centre of global disaster while the bigger problem was nobody had enough balls to question the authority while everybody was silent about the scandalous India situation.

Being an Insider, I was aware of the economic bubble formed out of a big lie that became widely popular infecting streets at large after widespread charity and the whole Indian Titanic was headed to sink.
The grand illusion that infected the markets was driving things higher to impossible levels and the inflated euphoric market was headed to an epic collapse.

Bottom line --- when you sell a lie and make it big, expect an epic disaster with many casualties while surfacing an economic depression.

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#Opinion After movie "Wall Street : Money Never Sleeps", I have a movie idea called "Wall Street : Global Jitters" where US markets bets heavily on India story and it comes out to be a farce or big lie that crashes the global economy leading to a brutal bear market surfacing an economic depression.
Just imagine an Indian scandal run by the authorities that shocks the Wall Street leading to widespread chaos, infighting and an economic crisis rivalling 1929 depression.

Just imagine there's an Indian MBA backed by Indian authorities who grows popular in US becoming a household name as an Indian Steve Jobs for his outrageous pledge to make people rich by gambling in the stock market thus starting a "trading mania" where people start gambling on borrowed power and soon the euphoric madness infects every corner of the Wall Street resulting in an epic bull market of the US economy but when his company fails to perform or give results, it suffers an epic failure drowning many corporates landing the US economy into a severe recession.

Just imagine you have Wall Street betting heavily on India story that started a global mania where India becomes a bright spot but it comes out to be a big nothing entity or a big fat lie and the "everything bubble" finally pops where people wake up to an accident losing their savings to an Indian scam.

I have an idea of a "War Billionaire" where a doctor turned top investor who is aware of the big fat lie of India story that started a revolution across the globe and he bets a billion dollars against the Modi's India so when the Indian bubble pops, the doctor becomes the only investor who made money in an economic crisis after shorting the India story and he becomes famous as a "Big Indian short" investor for making the right call.

Bottom line - the popular India story and the global Indian madness to make money from gambling in the stock market is a big lie and that would crash global markets.

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