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Here's are the 05 lessons helped me to get 0.5 Cr. (Journey from Missile to Millet) More than 3600+hours research into product development, My life was sandwiched between ↳Banning days of personal interests ↳Demanding days of family obligations ↳Commanding days of professional commitments Life seems to be hard enough to get by. That's when a man summoned me to light at end of dark life tunnel with... The 05 Gems of Pursuit to 0.5 Cr. 1. Dream big and Be passionate 2. Ideas Fade quick. So actionate them. 3. Action needs creativity, see different : Innovate 4. Ferment for Results: Desire, Belief, Persistence(Triforce). 5. Contribute Nation: Flourish and Cherish the people with your Purpose. Eventually He is right. Today i am grateful to him. He made me realize dreams are missle. Here with I am paying my reverence on his death anniversary. The Missle Man of India: Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, Former president of India. 👇 Share your thoughts what have you learned from Missile Man. #DrAPJAbdulkalamanniversary #missileman #missilemanofindia #entrepreneruship #investor #founder #innovation photosource: Hilltimes P.S: Do comment below what are your insights from this man

👉 India had got freedom on 15th of August,1947. It was one of the most remarkable days in the history of India. 👉 I wish you heartly, purely, supremely felicitation of "Independence Day, 15th August, 1947 🇮🇳 ". 👉 I urge you to watch this video (Link:- https://lnkd.in/gdueWfs5) till the end and do self reflection for a while about the life that you've lived so far. I've done reflection of myself and that's why I am asking you to do. I am sure, you will come to some great experiential learning. 👉 Freedom is free to no one. You've got to fight for it. As "The Buddha" said it best that, "No one is coming to save you. No one can save you. And no one will save you." If you don't take step forward to free yourself, then no one will ever come to free you and rather than you will become slave to everyone. 👉 You have to have love and respect for your country. And it starts with yourself. 👉 I want to close this caption with this wonderful quote of mine which says this, "If you wish to see a change in the world, then there must be a change in your country. If you wish to see a change in your country, then there must be a change in your city. If you wish to see a change in your city, then there must be a change in your neighbor. If you wish to see a change in the neighbor, then there must be a change in your family. If you wish to see a change in your family, then there must be a change in yourself." 👉 ‎Shubhankar Shakya 🇮🇳 #independenceday #independent #india #indian #indianarmy #bharat #consititution #freedom #freedomfighter #freedomofspeech #soldiers #mind #heart #leader #leadership #influencer #thinker #changemaker #action #motivation #inspiration #power #authority #education 👉 Link:- https://lnkd.in/gdueWfs5

Highly highly highly impressed by this statement❗❗ "It’s okay to be the villain in someone’s story, as long as you’re the hero of your own." I was just rolling through Wikipedia and reading about the biography of Respected Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, a man who became the heart of India's technological revolution, once said, "Dream, dream, dream.Dreams transform into thoughts, and thoughts result in action." But do you think it was easy for him? Do you think the world understood his vision when he started? Absolutely not. In fact, many doubted him, and many tried to pull him down. So, why did he keep going? Was it because he wanted to be the hero for everyone? No. It was because he believed in his own vision and stayed true to it — even when others saw him as a "villain" in the pursuit of his bold dreams. Much like Steve Jobs, who was criticized for his uncompromising attitude, Kalam too faced rejection, especially early on. But he didn’t let that stop him. What about you? When others doubt your potential or question your approach, do you let it break your spirit? Or do you rise above the noise and stay focused on your mission? "If you want to shine like a sun, first burn like a sun," Kalam once said. So, what are you willing to burn for? What dreams are you willing to chase, even if it means others won’t understand? Is your purpose strong enough to overcome the storms? Remember, sometimes the world doesn’t need another hero—it needs someone who’s willing to challenge the norm, think differently, and keep going despite the odds. #BeTheVisionary #DreamBig #APJAbdulKalam #DareToChallenge #StayTrueToYourDreams

5-star hotels do not have the best food, but they do attract the best gentry. Recently, I had the chance to meet the legend himself—Captain Cool, MS Dhoni. And here’s what I learned about the man behind the legend: 1) Jersey No. 7: Dhoni’s iconic No. 7 has been with him throughout his career. Astrologers advised him to change it for better luck, but he stuck to his gut—and it’s now a symbol of his legacy. 2) Bikes Collection: Dhoni’s passion for bikes is well-known, with over 100 in his collection, though only 8-10 are in working condition at any time. Even for India's biggest cricketing captain, maintenance is no easy task! 3) His Investments: Dhoni is an active investor in platforms like Rigi, empowering creators in India’s booming creator economy. His backing highlights his support for new-age entrepreneurs. 4) Humble at Heart: Despite the fame, he remains humble, still prioritizing cricket and exemplifying simplicity and gratitude. Meeting him reminded me that true greatness lies in staying grounded and focused. It was a brief encounter, but full of insights into what makes Dhoni a true icon of resilience and humility. 🌟 #MSDhoni #leadership #inspiration #mindset #legacy

The clock has stopped ticking. The Titan passes away. #RatanTata sir was a beacon of integrity, ethical leadership and philanthropy, who has imprinted an indelible mark on the world of business and beyond. He will forever soar high in our memories. R.I.P 1. IF YOU WANT TO WALK FAST, WALK ALONE. IF YOU WANT TO WALK FAR, WALK WITH OTHERS 2. THE DAY I CAN'T DO SOMETHING FOR MYSELF WILL BE THE DAY I PACK MY BAGS AND LEAVE. 3. THE BIGGEST RISK IS NOT TAKING ANY RISKIN A WORLD THAT IS CHANGING QUICKLY, THE ONLY STRATEGY THAT IS GUARANTEED TO FAIL IS NOT TAKING RISKS. 4. I DON'T BELIEVE IN WORK-LIFE BALANCE. I BELIEVE IN WORK-LIFE INTEGRATION. MAKE YOUR WORK AND LIFE MEANINGFUL AND FULFILLING, AND THEY WILL COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER. 5. DON'T LET SUCCESS GET TO YOUR HEAD, AND DON'T LET FAILURE GET TO YOUR HEART. 6. SUCCESS IS NOT MEASURED BY THE POSITION YOU HOLD, BUT BY THE IMPACT YOU HAVE ON OTHERS. 7. IONE DAY YOU WILL REALIZE THAT MATERIAL THINGS MEAN NOTHING. ALL THAT MATTERS IS THE WELL-BEING OF THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE. 8. AS THE NATION MOURNS THE PASSING OF RATAN TATA, WE REMEMBER A LEGEND WHOSE VISION, COMPASSION, 9. AND LEADERSHIP TRANSFORMED INDIA. A TITAN OF INDUSTRY, HE REDEFINED WHAT IT MEANT TO LEAD WITH INTEGRITY, ALWAYS PUTTING PEOPLE BEFORE PROFIT. 10. HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO BUSINESS, PHILANTHROPY, AND SOCIETY WILL FOREVER INSPIRE FUTURE GENERATIONS. 11. THOUGH HE MAY BE GONE, HIS LEGACY WILL CONTINUE TO SHAPE INDIA'S FUTURE, AND HIS NAME WILL BE REMEMBER WITH RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR YEARS TO COME.

"The ignited mind of the youth is the most powerful (💪) resource on earth." -- Late APJ Abdul Kalam, The Missile Man of India and 11th President of India Hello connections ! Recently I read book " Ignited Minds : Unleashing the Power Within India" written by APJ Kalam known for his immense contribution in developing India's missile projects, the Prithvi and Agni missiles. The book focuses on India's growth and development, emphasizing the need for Indians to work together to achieve greatness and to make India a Developed nation. Kalam sir has compiled various lessons in book for young generation of India and their importance in achieving the goal of "becoming a developed nation". --> It influences upon "Seeing dreams with open eyes" in chapter 1 "The Dream and The Message", choosing the role models and how does visionary teachers & scientists plays important role in accomplishment of dreams seen by students. -->It has also covered that how does learnings from saints would help India in "achieving material prosperity along with maintaining its spiritual journey brought from centuries ago by Indian gurus". Alignment of material abundance and spiritual minimalist. -->In addition kalam sir had also pointed out that even "Indians have potential, talent and capabilities to achieve greatness but there is a need to overcome the self-doubt and inferiority complex felt by us in comparison to other nations" in chapter 6 The Knowledge Society. I would highly recommend this book to every youngster and children. I have also made a presentation of various life changing thoughts mentioned in books that is attached below. Hit like and follow Arpit Maurya for more! #ignitedminds #missileman #apjabdulkalam #india #developednation #dreams #vision #teachers #knowledge #youngster #youth #lifechangingthoughts #quotes #motivation

𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗪𝗶𝘀𝗵. Let's ditch the usual patriotic platitudes and wish for a truly independent India: May all traffic signals function without blinking an eye. May every monsoon be a gentle drizzle, not a torrential downpour. May autocorrect stop suggesting embarrassing word replacements. May all queues move faster than a cheetah on Red Bull. May our cricket team win the World Cup without any controversies. May every Monday feel like a Friday. May our internet connection be as fast as our dreams. Let's dream big, India! After all, if we can't dream on Independence Day, when can we? Let's make this year's celebration one to remember – filled with laughter, hope, and the unwavering spirit of a truly independent nation. So, here's to a fantastic Independence Day filled with joy, prosperity, and the ability to find humor in even the most chaotic situations. 𝗟𝗲𝘁'𝘀 𝗸𝗲𝗲𝗽 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗶𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗼𝗺 𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲, 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗹𝗮𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗮𝘁 𝗮 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲! #IndependenceDay #India #Humor #Wishes #DreamBig #LetsCelebrate ❤Like us? ✅Follow Leo Cybertech for more. Do 👍Like, 💬Comment, ♻️REPOST or 📢share to promote us.

Prosperity reveals Personality; Adversity, Character. ~ #DVQuotes I am sure you have come across numerous examples of this. Some examples from history can illustrate this well. Ravana, the demon king of Lanka, is a classic example of how prosperity can reveal personality. He was a highly learned scholar, a devout Shiva worshipper, and a powerful ruler. However, his prosperity brought out his arrogance, greed, and excessive pride. This led him to abduct Maa Sita, which ultimately resulted in his downfall. A reminder that unchecked prosperity can reveal and amplify negative personality traits. Arjuna in the epic battle of Kurukshetra, faced a moral and emotional crisis when he saw his relatives, friends, and mentors on the opposing side. He was overwhelmed by doubt and despair. However, with guidance from Lord Krishna in the form of the Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna's strength of character emerged. He embraced his duty (dharma) and found the courage to act in the face of adversity, demonstrating honor and righteousness. These are two examples to illustrate how prosperity can bring out personality traits that might lead to a character's downfall, while adversity can reveal the true strength of character and lead to profound transformation. What are your thoughts? #Personality #Character #dipanvaishnav 

“He is a character. He is a special guy. He is a Super Genuis.” “We have to protect our geniuses. We don’t have that many of them.” - Donald Trump, the 47th President of the USA. No wonder the United States, as a nation, and the US Dollar, inside the economic system, outstrip all other countries worldwide. Despite a US GDP per capita of $62,789.13 in 2022, the superpower does not have many geniuses. Conversely, India upholds the caste system, engages in Hindu-Muslim political rhetoric, and widely safeguards the reservation system. In 2022, India reported $2,089.73, asserting the presence of numerous geniuses, yet lacking a vision to safeguard and nurture them. No wonder the Indian millionaires are leaving India. A total of 5,100 millionaires departed from India in 2023, as reported by Henley & Partners. It is when they start releasing the disparity between theoretical progress and the ground reality of purported development.