Started coding in my second year of college. Since then I’ve generated serious MRR for clients. One thing I’ve learned: Opportunity is always there. You just have to be in the right place at the right time.

One piece of advice to juniors : When you're just starting out, don't focus only on small companies. Instead, aim for new startups or well-established companies. The hiring criteria there are usually much less strict than at small companies. Small companies often look for 10 years of experience even for intern-level roles, which means there's a 90% chance you'll get rejected.

If you’re in college and wanna be 2 steps ahead of everyone else by graduation…Follow these habits🔥 → Be very aware of AI, but don’t be afraid of it → Invest your time in fundamentals & core subjects → Learn system design (start now) → Talk to seniors (real talk, not just notes) → Keep your brain sharp with coding questions daily → Build online presence (GitHub + LinkedIn + X) → Apply for internships early & often → Avoid friends with no goals like you → Avoid friends who only talk cricket & politics → Respect teachers & squeeze every drop of knowledge → Build ONE project (end-to-end: frontend, backend, deploy, test) → Use AI smart but don’t blind copy-paste → Learn end-to-end full stack mindset → Manifest the good shit, then work like crazy to get it

She’s really happy with the new phone 😂❤️ But I feel terrible that I didn’t do this sooner. While setting up her new phone and transferring all the data, I had to use her old one, and honestly, it took 10–20 taps just to do the simplest things. I still don’t understand why she never once complained about it. I’ve also realised Android phones aren’t nearly as smooth as I thought. Next time, I’m definitely getting her an iPhone, maybe next year. Will work hard this year mother, thank you for taking care now it’s my turn ❤️

Brought a new phone for mom ❤️, can’t wait to see her reaction tomorrow. Thank you everyone who took time to suggest. Love you bros ❤️

Started posting on X just for fun... Now I’m here with: → Closed & delivered 2 freelance projects, final handover this week → 2 MASSIVE ones in final talks. No cold emails. No LinkedIn spam. Just showing up and posting value.

You need money to make money.

If I were in college and looking for internships, I would: • Stop pretending grades guarantee a job • Stop calling tutorial-watching “learning” • Stop blaming the market for my lack of skills • Stop saying “I’m still learning” as an excuse • Stop hiding behind college assignments • Build 1 project I can’t explain in one sentence • Break my own code instead of copying solutions • Learn Git so I don’t panic at merge conflicts • Read error messages instead of screenshots • Apply even when my resume feels weak • Get rejected early to learn faster • Read job descriptions like exam syllabi • Practice talking, not just typing • Accept that nobody owes me an internship • Realize competition is working harder than me • Understand that comfort is delaying my career • Stop waiting for confidence - it comes last • Use college as leverage, not an excuse • Admit that I have more time than discipline

Earning 5 lakh with freelancing.

This is how I actually get freelance clients: I talk to people. I show what I’m building. I reply fast. I don’t overcomplicate it. That’s literally it. Very Soon - I’ll share the exact email template I use to get replies.

I’m making money… but I’m not saving it. I have a job. I freelance too. My income is good. But I don’t have a system. And without a system, money doesn’t stay. So my 2026 goal is simple: save ₹5,00,000. I’ll share my progress here, honestly. If you’re in the same phase, follow along.

I got remote job offer from UK based company . Hey guys sorry for being inactive here. Let me give you an update. • I got a remote job offer from uk based company, we are currently discussing about it • got new react native project for LMS • Started content creation on Instagram Follow me on Instagram for the content @yoursandeshshrestha Will be continuing uploading daily for the next 365days and let’s see what benefits I get.

I don't wake up at 4 AM to "grind." Honestly? I wake up around 10 AM on weekdays. Weekends? Sometimes 11 AM or even noon. No alarm guilt. 😴 And guess what - I'm still building my life, earning, and happier than ever. Here's the real tea: No 4-5 AM club for me. Sleep is sacred. I work 12+ hours when I'm awake, fully charged. Quality > fake early mornings. → I don't read books. Zero. (Maybe I should try one day, but genuinely - I get bored fast.) Whatever info I need? Google or YouTube summary in under 2 minutes. Reading a 300-page book for one good idea feels like a waste of time in 2025. → Motivational books? Respect to those who love them, but... People who obsess over them are often the ones who need it most - because deep down, they already know what's good or bad for their life. You don't need someone else's words to tell you to stop wasting time or chase dreams. You just know. Action > reading about action. Success isn't about copying some guru's routine. It's about knowing yourself and doing what actually works for YOU.

I'm 21. No cigarettes. No drinks. No clubs. No bullshit parties. Yet I'm the happiest I've ever been. Here's why this is my everyday life 👇 → No cigarettes / alcohol 🍻 → No clubs or parties that waste my time (Real celebrations? Only with family & close friends - those hit different ❤️) → Grinding 12+ hours a day on what actually builds my future. → Games? Yes, sometimes to relax myself. But I control them - they don't control me. → Since i stared Earning, i eating whatever the hell I want. Craving biryani at 2 AM? Done. No rules, no guilt. → 99% of Indian content? Skipped. it adds zero value. (Only exception: @warikoo sir's videos🔥) → Instagram reels? A few here and there. Never hours of mindless scrolling. This isn't sacrifice. This is freedom. At 21, I'm building a life most people dream of at 40. Quiet flex? Maybe.

Anyone here in my connection have knowledge about mutual fund, stock and stuff. Need help with it.

Mobile development tooling is 10 years behind web. Too much config. Too many hidden states. Too little abstraction. Imagine Android Studio with: • real hooks • opinionated defaults • fast builds • predictable behavior Mobile dev needs a reset.

I love @zomato, @Swiggy, @SwiggyInstamart, @letsblinkit, and @rapidobikeapp so much. They’ve genuinely made my life easier, and I don’t mind paying extra for the convenience they provide. Looking at this from an engineer’s perspective makes it even more inspiring - the UI, system design, performance, and overall product experience are absolutely top-notch. Hats off to the engineers and the entire team behind these platforms for building products at such massive scale. One day, I hope to be part of a team like this, solving real-world problems and building products that millions of people rely on every day. And of course, immense respect to the people working behind the scenes and the delivery partners - none of this would be possible without them ❤️

2 New Freelance Project Secured for the DEC. → Waitlist page - 20k INR → Simple 12 page website with content management - 1000 Euro