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Can you invite Virat Kohli and Mahesh keshwala (aka Thugesh) in the show ranveer bhai Keep working hard we love your amazing and informative videos thankyou
If you wanna be successful, you most take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others. In addition to make you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability. There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed. You must look outward if you wanna be successful in life.
The first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional like I did. If you get the facts about saving and investing and follow through with an intelligent plan, you should be able to gain financial security over the years and enjoy the benefits of managing your money.
The stock market rally run is gone, but I'm not sure if equities will swiftly recover, keep falling, or fluctuate in a narrow range for a few weeks, or if things will quickly get worse. I'm under pressure to increase my $150k reserve.
Is this a good time to buy stocks? I know everyone is saying we are in the bull market and all, but obviously there are strategies to maneuver when there is a bear market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, I'm attempting to create a portfolio for me and my children that will at least be $900k in value.
Making touch with financial advisors like Zachery M Demers who can assist you restructure your portfolio, would be a very creative option. Personal financial management will be crucial to navigating the next difficult times.
Thank you for the valuable information. There is no alternative for hard work and nor there are short cuts. If am staying awake till midnight listing to the podcast, believe me it was helpful. Thanks a lot 🙏
Hello Ashish sir, I run a fast foods Cafe in Jharkhand and I am a big fan of yours. I really want to know what was the logic behind changing your software's name to restroworks. I liked POSIST name a lot. 😢
Sir thank you for your valuable time of the podcast I watched it without skipping got a path to what to do at this my current age of 18 . This was literally great. Needed tis before going to college
I really loved, how you didn't use the same startup script. but kept the conversation open for everyone. Btw kaam ki baaton ka channel bhi chalta h, its just you have to reach the Right audience. Loved the Vibe of this Conversation 🥰 Thank You
Our lives are eerily synchronized! We shared a parallel journey, from tackling that time "prestigious IIT Entrance exam" which I took for -granted "mera to hoga hi as olympiad champ" in 2004 , then failed brutally with ~4k rank as self-proclaimed academic genius and then to attending a humble college in Indore, later pioneering a successful startup which I sold in last year, and orchestrating a triumphant exit enough $ for that time. My trajectories moved in the US for masters in 2008, where I ascended to executive roles eventually in Meta AI, Amazon, Salesforce and promising life that made business multifold for my employer and I hustled to the top paying people and shattered the multi million milestone by age 38, then met Warren Buffett, now compounding the corpus with new investment moves. The synergy is astounding - our thoughts, experiences, and professional odysseys are mirrored, i feel I am speaking through you even word selection are same. It's as if our paths were destined to speak same things in life, and I'm awestruck by the uncanny resonance!" I wish I meet you! and now I came back to India, now living in Ujjain. --- Harshit
Met him once on VC to pitch my startup and he gave me some golden advice and a huge ego boost which helped me navigate tough waters for years to come! Really inspiring dude he is.
Man he is so well spoken. He explains so well. The choice of his words by taking his time makes him an amazing speaker. Thank you so much for the raw advice. Will put in work always and prove my self that smart hardworking is my identity.
I did not looked at time or paused the video or minimised it to scroll you tube (which is rare for me). LOVE YOU RANVEER BHAI. TRULY NEED THIS KIND OF CONTENT MORE. Leart a lot from this podcast.
I didn't even know what to expect from this podcast when I clicked on the thumbnail. I'm half way past the podcast and it's feeling like I want to hear this guy more. Please, Ranveer bhai bring another great podcast with this gentleman with great career advices for us 👏
Watch his podcast with sahil khanna too. I first came to know abt him in that podcast and after that I have seen each and every video available of him in youtube 😊😊
Agree, he is bang on, I did my MBA 20 years back. Till today i wonder what good did it do to my career! It was more of a proud addition as a nerd in the family, and the comfort that i didn't disappoint my parents by doing time pass. My career of over 16 years, with more downs than ups, because i kept quitting jobs that bored me, and the politics inside would put politicians to shame. The desire to build funds also came at a much later age, no mentors to guide at that time. There is no work life balance, its a useless concept. I am happy, i didn't compromise and didn't stick to jobs i hated. But yes, i wish i had such mentors, who would help me see the spark in myself 😅
Man today i just realized that i was living in scarcity mindset for years and ashish sir explained it so well Thankyou sir for giving me insight , now i practice abundance mindset ❤️❤️❤️
For the last twenty years, I have seen Ashish sir giving logic every day.. There is a positive aura with him which motivates the negative people.. He has a very good personality.. Such a great
This man is super crazy. I've never met or heard people like this. Ranveer can't thank you enough for bringing him. Please let's dive deeper with in mind to have many many such episodes 🎉🎉
I have worked briefly for Mr. Ashish Tulsian at a very early stage in my life, can confirm he is 100% this honest and amazing in real life, and an even better boss!👍
Ranveer this podcast just opened my eyes i was just thinking about doing an MBA to find a way for myself but now i have changed my . You should get such more people.
Bro, in today's world MBA is a necessity, whether you want it or not. Like BTech or M tech/ MS , it prepares a platform from which you can leapfrog to whichever direction you like. Real entrepreneurship starts from the very bottom and it takes lots of inborn skills and a trial and error approach to succeed. No entrepreneur succeeds at the very first attempt. What is advertised is only public victories, private failures are often covered up.
These things sound good if you're a successful entrepreneur. MBA from a good school is a great advantage to have. I graduated from a top B school, founded a startup and even today get a huge deal of business connections from my alumni network. Even if you're looking for a job, referrals from your peers can open up opportunities for you that you won't get otherwise. Of course, it all depends on how good your B school is.
Loved this one man, hope this came out 4-5 years back, im 22 and i just got an internship, i was taking it way too lightly, thinking that after my degree i’ll instantly get a high paying job, thanks ranveer, please bring out a similar guest once a month❤
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2220">37:00</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2240">37:20</a> I can completely relate to this. When I got my internship at a decent company last December, I initially felt a gap between my skills and those of the employees who had been working there for 3 to 4 years. However, I realized this gap was quite small, and I could easily catch up with 6-7 months of dedicated effort. This realization boosted my confidence, especially when I saw that even people senior to me in age were grappling with the same challenges. Fast forward seven months, I completed the internship and now have a package nearly double that of the experienced employees at my previous company.
Riyal. The only sensible comment I have seen so far. He doesnt care about mental health of people. Such elitism mindset is why colonial hangover still exists. Edit; After listening to the podcast properly, I take it back. But nonetheless, the things is, when something like this is spoken on a public platform, there are people out there who encourage and enforce toxic work culture. So it shouldn't have been said.
but what he meant was, ki mehnat karne ki age mein acche se mehnat karlo and if youre doing something you want then tumhe vo mehnat bhi kum lagegi until and unless vo tumhara dream na hoo or unho ne ye bhi to bola na ki mann hai toh lelo holiday nahi toh work, ab it depends on you tumhe kitna kamana hai
@@differentlysahilllllbhai mehnat karni hai but kisi aur ki company ko grow karne ke liye nahi..Khudki life acchi karne ke liye…Narayan murthy wala baat ekdam bekar hai…private job main 70 hr kaam kar ke main apna bhala kayse kar lunga???? Baki podcast thik thaa
@@skoley1897 are toh bhai narayan murthy ne ya fir is bande ne ye thodi bola ki kisi aur ki company ke liye kaam karo samne wale ne kaha ki khudka kuch start karlo ya fir apne skill set ko refine karo aur kisi dusare company me aur achi position lo
One of the best podcast ever seen . I loved to know the brutal truth right now i am 18 And got much better clarity after this podcast. Thanks Ashish Sir . Thanks TRS
I want to become a entrepreneur but I am preparing for the cat exam but after this podcast I want to work differently with my preparation, thank you Ranveer ❤
I'm in last year of graduation(BBA). I was planning to do MBA afterwards but now I am confused whether I should develop my skills to move up in my career or I should do MBA. I already know that college is not the best place to learn at least for me
Your guest for tonight is an inspiration to many others and please continue your practical direct honest opinion particularly not sugarcoating every single part of your interview . Love it. Sarawati and Laxmi are with you because of your beautiful mindset. Thank you to your parents for giving you the wonderful life experience from young age by spending that amount of money on a young teenager. But those are the best investments for lifelong learning from concrete solid mistake.
Bussiness Study ke Acharya Prashant nikale Ashish bhai aap to 👀😇 ek dum practical baat 🎯💯 and Thanks to Ranveer bhai🔛🔝much needed one more podcast discussion about bussiness ideas in IT industry 🇮🇳🕉🙏
Ranvir you look so handsome, intelligent though down to earth. Your future is so bright because you’re beautiful soul and ready to learn without any ego
MBA as a career is not a bad choice, it's depends from where you completed your MBA degree. World's most famous CEO Sundar Pichai completed his MBA degree from Wharton School & Satya Nadella completed his MBA degree from University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
They are CEO's but don't own the firm , they are employed for the role by the owners , and in truth MBA is bullshit , coz as a person from business family I can tell you for business , there is not certain education or degree that can make you open business , especially MBA OR BBA, you gotta have the capability to sell, manage , negotiate altogether and come up with 1000's of ideas and go with the practical one's, while taking calculated risk, it's way different than what they teach in schools , in schools they teach to be a good employee and not entrepreneurs 😂
By God's grace you're comes from a business family so you have so many practical knowledges so you don't need any MBA or BBA degree but not everyone comes from a business families that's why every year thousands of students trying there best to study MBA in a premium institution like IIM and IIM is a Govt. Regulalated institution so i request you please don't blame any Degrees if you want to blame Then blame the institutions who are offering Degrees and not giving the Domain knowledges only offering the degree for the money.@@latikaparmar5097
Not everyone comes from a business background family like you. Every year thousands of students try their best to study in a premium institution like IIM, IIT, & Other best institutions where colleges not demand high fees money for any courses. Blame those colleges where they sell courses in high amount.@@latikaparmar5097
This podcast made me felt this is for Rich kids , not for middle class or lower middle class . They don’t know that access to resources is hard to get for that economic level
I am soooooo Happy to Listen to this Podcast and Knowing Ashish Tulsian ... Soo much matching with my thought process.... i am Happy my 18 yr old son got to resonate with
The value of top IITs and IIMs goes beyond academics. Spending years with exceptionally intelligent and hardworking peers fosters a culture of dedication that extends beyond college. These institutions equip students with not just knowledge, but also discipline, organization, and a calm mindset - all essential for success. While success is achievable outside these institutions, it often requires greater effort. Top IITs, IIMs, and UPSC instill valuable qualities that contribute significantly to professional accomplishment.
I really liked your video as a teenager i got so many answers for the questions which were in my mind for a long time Thank you Please make more videos like this so we can know about the opportunity one can seek for
I came to know this man first time , what a personality clear, sharp ,practical, straightforward , with diverse experiences.... Gr8 podcast Ranveer kudus to u bro
Ranveer bhai... Iam in clg ... need more videos and podcast like this... very interesting and motivating... Many out there are still messed and figuring out what to do in life and how to lead it, how to create the right mindset.. Even still iam figuring out what to do , now somewhat cleared but still need more right mindset, i hope u make or have more podcast or conversation like in next few months so we can all figure it out.... Thank you Ranveer bhai....
Please have a guests on show who can speak about ‘Pandharpur chi Wari’.. Not only it has very vast history but the principles which Wari teaches us are so relevant
I m 44 but this was a super wake up call.... i would love to hear more from AT on mental health and family for folks like me who want tk start something with managing family and dreams...
I dont like a lot of your podcasts because they sound stupid for example the horror ones and the one with celebs but this was so good. Amazing. Please make more like these ones. ❤
Hello, ranveer bhaiya, this is a good podcast. M.A., ph.D & Net exam Related podcast aayenga to bahut kuch Jan ne ko milenga. For a students. I hope ranveer bhaiya future in a new podcast with M.A., ph.D & Net exam Related subject. All students still wait.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1295">21:35</a> why don't this podcast came when I was in 1st year of college!! I have wasted 3yrs and now I thinking of doing smthg😢😢😢
Ranveer, Please have Sushmita Sen on your podcast.. we have so much to learn from her at sooo many levels...Please Please Pppllleeeeeeaaasssssseeeeee bring her...
Being from medical field let me tell once i was in my internship i really didn't even care how i felt actually i didn't even cared what was happening in our country i was literally in that particular zone now fast forward to PG exams since then i started to think about things that didn't even matter so yes the best advice he gave on mental health is "kam karo"
@@mawiyamanzar3014 sorry if I have hurt. Comparing the work with the 90s . That all. Genz has everything with them, so they dont have to know about struggle and hence the skill development and go getting spirit is to limited people.
I am not defending anyone but what are you doing in your life man tell me.. i think you are the owner of multiple companies or not.. i hope you find your answers to the inferiority complexity of yours
Full respect to both of you but All of this sounds good and practical on podcasts but this doesn't work in real life if this is possible practically then show us the road map rather than yapping
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3360">56:00</a> k baad wali baat sirf founder hi bol sakta h ek employee jab kam karta h usko app kam salary slab pe rak kar bolo ki Sunday kam karo bhai woh kyu karega usko aap 40lac ka package dedo woh khud mental health ya falana dekh lega balki aap dekho output jada acha rhe ga .. ye sab bakwas h aap kaun ho ek ache company k founder but bhagwan toh nhi ho ki apki soch sahi hogi at the end they only seek profit from there employees warna paise ki problem na ho toh log extra effort dene mai piche nhi rhete h
Raveer bhai jabardasti gaaali dene ka jarurat nahi harr kisi ke saamne cool Gen Z type dikhne ke liye..Deepak Kalal ko hi bula lo na then. 2hrs non stop gaali galoch karte rehna.
Hey @ranveerallahbadia we love your podcasts.... You're the one who probably introduced most of the Indian audience to this epic shit.... Just wanted to say that it would be great if you could make a podcast or two for those Aspiring to be doctors... What it's really like.... It's kinda weird that there is really nothing on RU-vid regarding that field except for that "what was my journey shit" and we really would love some new content and who better than you for that. Big fan man ❤
