Bad part
1. You realised that you have wasted your early 20s prepping for govt exams
Good Part
2. You are self-aware and don't have an ego like 99% of indian youngsters who are still pushing through these exams till they hit 29 because they want to fulfill their parents' dream, aka societal validation
You have been a topper throughout your life if you put your head to cracking something on the internet, you'll do much better in a year than you did in your job and exam prep
Thank God that he saved you and you still got time
Replying to @itsadityabansal
I’m 25 and feel like I wasted years preparing for govt exams. I got a job but quit due to a toxic work environment. Tried education content creation too, but failed. Once a topper, my confidence is now low. Entry jobs pay ₹12–15k for round-the-clock work. I’m lost. Wht next bro?
Most men don’t want to get better
They just want to feel like they have done something
Thats why they read or ask dumb question because thats the easiest
The man who really wants something makes the way
You ll never see him asking questions
Replying to @Jayyanginspires
You do and you figure out
Doing gives you obstacles
Obstacles give you frustration
Frustration gives you pain
Pain gives you clarity
What people don’t get is
“Their is no process called building a network “
If you are good at what you do and you are not a jerk
At some point of time you ll know a guy who knows a guy
The moment your brain gives you a signal that this is something you have to act on
Act on it asap
Don't give your brain time to come up with excuses for delaying it
when you take endless action you don't have time to doubt yourself or think too much
most people talk themselves out of taking action and they end up being inconsistent because they allow themselves too much time to think
it's like those girls who stare at their pics for too long and then they think that they're ugly
too much analysing and thinking is BAD
Replying to @CuriousMindsHub
You are what you give your attention to















