Worked in IT sector, product sector and now with FAANG. Total NW: 6 Crore+. A few takeaways:
Good learnings. But about “money can’t buy happiness”, surly it can but short term happiness.
It can buy peace, peace is happiness in motion.🙂
Money can’t buy happiness but it can buy the things which makes you happy. Even that could be short time.
Last point 💀
I was about to tell the same. Uncle, pls leave few girls to us 😂
You are where I aspire to be, I'm just working in a service based company now, and tbh I don't know what to learn in order to get into meta.
I'm a first year student what should I do right now, from tomorrow my classes will start(BCA)
Same ( if you know please tell me )
Beg to differ on point 3. Only money buys happiness, if you have no money, your girlfriend, wife, family, friends or relatives won't care for you in the long run. If no one cares for you and you don't have sufficient money to cover your wants and needs. Then anyways you are unhappy.
Please don't get me wrong, but these days only those people who have a good amount of money in their bank balance, preach on not to run after money 🙏
Se, there are broadly 2 scenarios: your locus of happiness is either internal or external. If it's external, money is a big factor in obtaining this. If it's internal, money is needed up to a particular threshold which helps you meet your worldly obligations and desires. Once you cross that threshold, the law of diminishing returns kicks in and money doesn't matter beyond that.
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