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Document like a maniac.  
 Sometimes we become like greyhounds running the same track again and again.

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• Avoid complacency • Embrace a beginner's mind: • Stay humble • Make good decisions

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• Avoid complacency
• Embrace a beginner's mind:
• Stay humble
• Make good decisions

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ANY INTRADAY GYAAN FOR BEGINNERS

Software Engineer

I hope this instills a sense of humbleness among the participants of the stock market. It's easy to become arrogant when you have probably spent only 0-5 years in the market and reaped consistent profits on your portfolio. 
The urge to give advice and opinion becomes strong when you are making money,. particularly in a market like this. Every news, tweet, investment thesis reinforce your positive bias.

Remember- Every time a buyer buys a stock, the seller sells it but both of them think they are clever.

Always be a student of the market.

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My friends here, after having observed some common trends emerging in society today, it's very clear to me that being simple & normal is the best strategy. 

Look at the world around us:
- Attention spans are fucked. People cannot listen for 10 seconds without glancing over phone. There is very little recognition of the human in the 'other' person. 
- There is very little recognition of one self. Intoxicants, indiscipline, mindless activities are the sign of times. It's okay to do these. It's human to be silly. But it mustn't be your 24*7. 
- People are woke, but they're not awake. They'll come to you with a pitchfork as soon as they hear something that irks them, but barely try to understand your view.

These are disparate problems, and just some examples. 
The surest way to guard yourself is to **avoid doing what everyone else is doing**.

Be aware. Be disciplined. Exercise, eat well, sleep well, think well. 
Be simple, as you were a few years ago, or most people were mentally before the coming of the short term dopamine hit economy.

Random musings, thoughts welcome :)

Just be normal. Maintain your sanity. We will succeed in the long run.

Corporate Strategist

A final year student

I made a lot of mistakes in my life
Never ever worked hard to my fullest potential
Didn't studied well even though I had potential during JEE
Keep getting attracted to girls(very few times), even though I am training myself not to.

Becoming emotionally down often
Feeling guilty of not being able to have someone to talk to.

What I simply want is to work to my fullest potential without getting attracted to the other gender so that there are no distractions and becoming mentally strong to the point that I don't need anyone else continuously present in my life for me.

There has to be a way
Almost everyone around me are so strong
My gut believes I don't have that much time left
I just want to fix everything for my parents and my brother
And leaving with a pride and honor of a MAN.

How to Forgive OneSelf?

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Found this on Twitter, Source: https://twitter.com/aakashg0/status/1778414659000840399/photo/1

What do you think? 

PS: I kinda like his tweets sometimes.

Director of Product: I was pushed out after building a startup to what it was over 7 years. Equity went from $10M+ to <$1M.

Product Manager

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I am a fresher doing b.tech in cse, I don't have a job right now, my previous company declined thr joining due to which I was not able to apply for other jobs coming on campus. My friends got job somewhere, I feel very disappointed in myself and I can't see my family lower their expectations in me. Mentally I am not in the state to do anything, I think my life is falling apart although it didn't even start. I am lacking motivation, I cry all the times thinking what will happen now. My father is retired, he's getting old, I want to give him that luxury and things but I can't get success thay easily. I am struck at the lowest point in my life. Even my friends are not helping me. I don't share my feelings with anyone. I don't know what to do should I look for a job or start preparing for MBA or MS in USA. I know this point came in life of many people, please help out I can't see myself going anywhere.

Don't have a job and going to graduate in 1 month

1. Novel/new business idea 
2. Degrees/MBAs
3. Experience/reputation
4. Money (hardly 20-30k to register company)
5. CTO
6. Employees/Co-founders
7. External investment
8. Website/app
9. Social media accounts
10. Office location (register home as office)

Far too many people focus on needing xyz before starting up. Most of them are excuses and self-imposed roadblocks from what I've seen in my conversations with people.

I'm currently working on 2 ventures that still have many items missing from this list. Doesn't really stop me from making revenue and profit.

Sure, there may be some things required from this list for specific businesses and at diff stages. But they are mostly an extra, good to have but not required.

What is required in copious amounts is courage and will power, willingness to face rejections and ability to withstand multiple failures only to get back up and try again. Also, a healthy enough risk appetite.

I hope to see more young and talented folks (especially MBA grads) start their own thing some day. Best time is in your twenties and early thirties, when you have little to lose. 

If you have any business ideas you want help with, I'd be happy to discuss and share contacts and resources if required.

Good luck soldiers, see you in the arena 🪖

What you DON'T NEED to run a business/startup/side hustle

Product Owner

Yesterday I have given my gate-Xe , being a mechanical engineering student, it was good to write this as I dont want to go to core sector but to product management/Consulting, I have given this exam just for the sake of giving it in order to score good rank so that I could feel that I have achieved something , i genuinely prepared whole heartedly and studied every concepts did variety of questions and was expecting the rank under 500-1000 as per my preparation but Yesterday IISC Bangalore ask the questions which has never even asked in the history of Gate XE and I didn't study those topics , that made me anxious, although I solved enough questions but silly mistakes costed me a lot , now I don't have any hope to secure good rank , I failed my jee twice and was thinking this time that atleast I could score good but didn't expect this from myself , I m very depressed , it has been six years when I was preparing for jee and today when I am writing this and nothing changed in my life despite of working hard , at that time also I was surrounded by failures and today also I am surrounded by failures🙂🙂🙂

What Life wants from me?

Recently I completed 100daysofCode, I have completed the SDE sheet, made 2 mini projects (React), and also, Arsh Goyal #6companies30days challenge.

Here are some steps you need to follow

- Set a Goal: You can run for like 5 days but for 100 days you need a goal, for me, it was internship preparation.

- Make a Plan: If you play like doing a lot on the first days then you will feel demotivated and not continue the same on the next days. So try to go at the same pace.

- Follow a Path: For me, it was solving the Striver SDE sheet, for the next 100daysofCode, it will be making projects and accessing the interviews.

- Find a Peer: When I start coding, I thought a peer will only waste my time, but if the person has the same mindset as you, your growth will be exponential. 

- Learn in public: This is another way you can grab many opportunities, when I started, many people reached out to me and that reach help me connect to people who are doing amazing in their field.

- Follow people who are doing 100daysofCode: one more reason, which motivated me to code every day. 

- Maintain a Thread of your Journey: it looks childish, but when I used to swipe down from day 1 to the last days, feels like wow, I have done a lot, only some left.

- Personal tips: I used to tweet about the previous day in the morning, and it makes me feel I have a great job the last day and can do more today.

What to do in exams?
Just trying to solve a little problem, I also had exams, and for that days, I coded less but code.

Best of luck with your 100daysofCode.  Do tag me if you starting after reading this, or if these steps help. Follow @heyy for more

How to Ace #100DaysOfCode

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Sometimes I often procrastinate on important tasks but it's not because I don't like it or have no interest in it, mostly maybe due to self doubt about my ability. 

What is your reason for procrastination, if you procrastinate?

Reason for procrastination

Women of grapevine, if you had to share one advice with your younger self what would it be?

Human resources

What is one extremely important skill/quality to possess to be a good founder?

Founder Skills

Product Marketing Manager

Aight so I'm joining my first ever job next week. Super scared and thinking a lottttt. What to do? How to go? What to wear? What to be brushed up with? etc etc.
How the hell does my uncomfortable self make a good impression?
Any advice will be appreciated thanks you guys

DOs and DONT's before first job

Account manager

The opportunity is exciting but terrifying. Has anyone successfully pivoted to a new industry mid-career? What challenges should I expect?

How risky is it to start over in a field where I have zero experience

Ask me anything except my company name, or things that can reveal my identity. I may respectfully choose not to respond to your question based on my own judgement.

Here’s a brief intro about me: I’ve worked as both software engineering manager & software technical architect over the last 18+ years on various tech stacks managing backend, frontend and a little bit of cloud. I have seen ups and downs in the software industry. Currently I’m working as a senior architect in one of the product based companies in India.

I’ve been an Engineering Manager before. Ask me anything.

Software architect

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So, I graduated in 2020 and joined this org at 9 ctc, worked on good stuff for 2.5 years, got two hikes and reached at 14, got promoted as well and currently at 17. Though I gave some interviews during golden 21-23 period, I couldn't switch. Seeing my friends from college having switched atleast once, with some becoming sde2 at Microsoft and Amazon, my confidence is now broken.

Although I realise my mistakes and can't do anything about past. How should I pick up from here. Just went through sample interview exp at lc, and have prepared a roadmap, however that would take another 3 months, how much impact my cctc would have on future ones. Kindly advice for any preparation tips as well.

Getting jealous of my friends Ctc

A lot of noise around AI taking coding jobs, which i fear might be real. Like not completely but you get my point. So how should one upskill themselves (especially the average folks, top 1/2% will not be affected in any field imo) for the upcoming shift? Like will data analytics/science or maybe ai/ml engineering jobs be on rise ? Should be start upskilling in those fields or any other suggestions? I would really like to know it from someone who has good experience in the industry or someone with good insight. Thanks

Jobs which will be created /not impacted by AI

Started meditating now and use my Apple Watch for guidance. 

I wonder what other people are doing. Because I’m having some rough nights sleeping in due to anxiety.

Avoiding anxiolytics or beta blockers for now. Also avoiding a mental health therapist for as long as I can.

[Thread] How do you deal with stress?

What is that one piece of advice you’d give your younger self or someone who’s starting off now after working for a few years. 

Mine would be that despite the hunger to prove yourself always take the time off to enjoy your success both personally and with people close to you. 

Time is something you’ll never get back.

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