Hey samosa. Can you please give more context?

A guy comes in casual clothing and no gear for shooting (unlike others who wear elaborate accessories), shoots casually with one hand in pocket, walks away with silver.

Software Engineer

Yes the Olympic shooter from tukey. Understood. Saw it today.

Founder

Nope https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/did-olympic-fame-yusuf-dikec-picked-up-shooting-as-a-revenge-after-divorce-here-is-the-real-story/articleshow/112220093.cms

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Growth Manager

This guy's swag was at another level. Never seen someone so confident and casual at Olympic level.

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A trained attorney with expertise in real estate, Munger was also a name partner at a Los Angeles-based law firm Munger, Tolles & Olson, before joining hands with Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway in 1978.

Berkshire Hathaway vice-chairman Charlie Munger dies aged 99

Legendary investor Charlie Munger has passed away at 99

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My father worked as a peon when I was a kid. I barely had any friends and could not afford any toys. He used to work really long hours everyday. He was sleeping when I went to school and I was sleeping when he got back from work. So we never really talked. I was not good at studies during school, later I got to know that I had severe ADHD. My teachers used to say that I am good for nothing and very talkative all my life which gave me a lot of anxiety.

I got into a CSE at a Tier 2 college. This was with the help of my cousin sister who used to tutor me after school and taught me how to think from fundamentals. 

In college my seniors used to do a lot of ragging and make us not have food in the hostel mess. I lost a lot of weight and ended up with jaundice. This was the reason why I had a very bad CGPA in first year, <6. Slowly over the years I was able to bring it over 7.

I got into a service based company after college with a CTC of 3.75 LPA. I did not have any offers and I did not have anyone for guidance in my life. That is when I started to pick up some freelancing gigs and talked to people from other countries and cultures which educated me about top tech companies. So I started preparing for that.

I was rejected a total of 4 times by Amazon which completely broke me from the inside. Meanwhile my father got stomach cancer and he passed away. To this day my deepest regret is that my father did not see me finally achieving success in my life and till his last moments I am sure he thought of me as a failure son.

As I moved through my career I made a goal of reaching Google. I prepared very hard for an entire year with a lot of studying and preparation. Finally I got into Google. My family became very happy for me as I was the first person in my entire extended family to get such a package. After a lifetime of struggle I was finally content with where I am.

My only wish is that my father was here and his struggle for providing me with the best was not wasted.

Reached Google as a lifelong failure student 👨🏻‍💻

Glad to hear this man. My father also passed away because of stomach cancer. Cancer sucks but he's smiling down on you from heaven and your family is lucky to have a person like you with them! 
  
 Keep on achieving your dreams my friend!

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We are clocking 4cr in revenue this month
With a crore in profit. Bootstrapped the company till last month, raised to build a product (i am from non tech bg) really need someone who can help me build this. 
Looking for a tech lead/cto or whatever 
Who wants to build frugally and something fun!

Running a profitable company!

Today, I feel sad. We truly lost somebody who exemplified doing 'good' along with doing 'business'.

I'd recently read the book ‘The Story of Tata’ and had learnt the good they have done, which is always difficult when you're a capitalist. But Tata truly is built different, and Ratan Tata took the torch so far ahead.

I started out career at TCS like many here, so that’s the most obvious way I was benefitted from what they have made. It was a start, and a start is what one often needs.

But beyond it: there are many things

1. He took Tata from $6Bn in revenue to $100Bn in revenue under his reign

2. ⁠Acquired brands like Tetley, JLR which are honestly a big deal for an Indian company 

3. ⁠Nano, which failed, was one of his noble pet projects. It showed his thought process.

4. ⁠Support to startups: literally every founder is putting up stories of their interactions with him, how ever present was he

All while donating 60% of profits to social causes via Tata Trusts (that’s a function of his ancestors and how they set the company)

We’ve lost a legend. We’ve lost an example in positive business building.

I hope we remember and learn from Ratan Tata for long. ♥️

A tribute to Ratan Tata. For inspiring a generation 🙏🏻

Absolutely echo what you have written 
 It was his calling to be an industrialist and billionaire (because of his family). But so many of his choices reflected a noble intent. 
  
 And that’s all it takes. Ambani Adani etc will never see the love we’re seeing outpouring for Tata. 
  
 And I hope that becomes an example for more business leaders.

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She can still recall stuff from 60-70y back.

Used my pods to listen Mukesh to Kishore and Rafi.
Loves bass. Healthy and fit at this age.

Sitting near her for 10h feels like a decade.

Loving this!

Didn't want to share but still sharing to listen up ur grandma grandpa stories.

She still sings old poems which kids listen nowadays on reels.

102y Old Grandma 1-1 discussion.

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I wanted to share my Net Worth as per INDmoney, and understand how I compare with the others here. 

The goal is to reset my goal after looking at people doing better than me, and provide some guidance to people that might be aiming to reach their own goal. 

Total YOE- 6
CTC- 34LPA (since last month)
SIP- 70k (MF) + 30k (stocks)
Investing since- Jan 2020
First SIP value- 15k

Let me know where you all are at, and if you can share some insights to help improve mine

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Seeking advice from married individuals who have/ want children

I’m 26 right now. Should I start looking for partners now or wait till around 30 once I’m financially stronger. Currently 22lpa - Mumbai

Marriage age for men

Recently i had changed my job, previously WFH now new job WFO. I constantly feel that i may loose my job and i had to take some medicine for this as well. Doctor told me i was having pessimistic thinking and was depressed. I am the sole earning memeber of my home, 23 father dead, mother remains ill. Sister small in college.

I am in constant fear and this thing is eating me alive.

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