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1. Consistency
2. Understanding requirements of that platform
3. Experimenting on new things
4. Learning from data
5. Having fun in the process :)

Content creation is technically a science that requires the art of not being committed to a single formula. And that works all the wonders.

I travel almost every month. But I never post pictures on social media.

Because the idea of vacation is to have fun in your own ways, instead of showing it off to others.

The beautiful thing about not wanting to show your good life to others is you actually start living a good life.

4 hours of weekly shoot
1 hour of Friday night live
1 hour of AMA
2 hours of ads

This is how I create my weekly content. And put everything into process.

It does not take me more than 8 hours a week, to create ALL the content that goes out on my channels.

Process is power. It turns abnormal things automatic and time consuming things into the least time taking ones.

I get a lot of people asking me why I create content only on people in their 20s.
However, the reality is that I still follow all that advice at the age of 42.

The content is the same. Branding changes.

It turns out, good advice is always timeless.

Most vacations are tiring.
Because we are escaping our reality.

However, there is one type of vacation that you absolutely must take: To pause and reflect.

You can do it daily.
In the middle of your work.
And rather let go of tiredness because of that.

Vacations are there to make us more powerful. Not to rob us of it.

If I had to give only 3-word money advices to my 18-year old self:

1. Rent until 35.
2. Don’t do FDs.
3. Invest for long.
4. Only buy assets.
5. Rich isn’t wealth.
6. Wealth is freedom.
7. Invest every month.
8. Read Atomic Habits.
9. FOMO isn’t investing.
10. Freedom is privilege.
11. Read about compounding.

Money buys freedom. But the ultimate purpose is to free yourself from chasing it forever.

“People are so clear on what they want in life.
But I don’t know what my passion is, I feel so lost!”

Someone recently shared this with me in an Instagram Live. 

Here’s what I told them:
No one knows early on in life what their passion is.
What they do have, is a desire.
And they mistake their desire for passion. 

I made the exact same mistake.

Much later, when they do realize it was not their passion, they still don’t stop.
They continue lying to themselves that it makes them happy.
Because they have been chasing it for so long!

The truth is, you don’t find your passion.
You grow your passion.
Which means it will take time.

You won’t know what your passion is, immediately.
However, you’re supposed to work on it, consistently.

Hell is a place we create, when we do something we hate.

And do not do anything to change it.

Hell is not a place, it is a choice. 

It’s okay to be okay when it’s not okay.

It’s okay to have a Windows laptop.

It’s okay to walk on your own path, instead of competing with someone else.

It’s okay to know what is okay for you, and be absolutely okay with it.

It baffles me how many true faces of employees emerge during their notice period.
It stuns me how many friends become ashamed of their old friends, as they get new ones.
It shocks me how many people become their worst enemies when they have been defeated.

However, IF you act in a way that people can trust you, YOU ARE GOLD, MY FRIEND!

Show up, when people do not expect you to.
Be there for the friend, when everyone else has left.
Be there for the company, when everybody has moved on.
Be there for your parents, when you are busy in your life.
Be there for your partner, even at their worst.

And last of all, be there for yourself, even when you feel there is no reason to.

It is tragic that rough weather is precisely when most people abandon ship.