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Thanks for A2A Subash Behera!Learn flying like a bird, jump, make mistakes, fall down, jump again, repeat till you fly high.Create a passion in life, don't participate in the rat race.Reduce financial dependancy on parents as much as possible. This will give you motivation to work.Being financially independant does not mean that you should run behind money at such an early age, “good work is good future”, “money follows talent and experience”Once you have an aim in life, don't think start doing become unstoppable.Admire yourself, your looks, your body, your colour, your name, your learnings, your personality, because if you can't admire yourself no-one else would! also what you are today is the result of hard work and compromises of two beautiful people, don’t insult their hardships.Stay as much away as possible from cigarette, alcohol, drugs, to avoid ruining your life & health at such an early age.Don’t get caught in the competition of luxuries, it's too early for that, bragging and show off will only stop your progress. I don’t say save everything, buy things you like as a reward for hard work but avoid things which are unnecessary.Take independent decisions and stand by them.Try to learn as much new things as possible, anything from emotional stories, scientific information, newspaper, biographies, facts, fashion, current affairs, they will add to your knowledge & wisdom.Never ever compare your current position with others, this is too early to be happy, sad or to judge yourself as a success or failure. Sometimes people who appear successful today will work as your employees a few years later or vice versa.Live a stable life, never forget to spend good moments with family, pursue your hobbies, enjoy friendship and maintain focus on your targets also, don't worry you have enough time for both.If you are in a relationship make sure it is permanent so that you get a supporting pillar by your side, temporary relationships waste your time, money, energy, emotions in exchange of a little momentary pleasure.Social networking is a pass time, play it like a game, don’t live it like a life.Don't regret or remember your education failures, low marks, low grades, B-grade college, ordinary schooling etc leave everything behind you still have a lot of time to cover up, focus on today.Listen to every experienced & mature person but don't follow them blindly because people teach you good qualities as well as their shortcomings, pick information like you shop at a superstore. (no guidance is better then wrong guidance)Play sports or atleast do some walking or exercise daily to keep your muscles and mind energised.There is no specific scale or units to measure success, a happy & relaxed person moving in the right direction, enjoying basics of life can be called successful!

In my 25 year career in technology, I’ve been blessed with both successful & failed startups, along with advice from some very rich & successful mentors - here are some of my tips to help you succeed:Know your customers: Get under their skin - learn what drives them, what their key pain points are, and have a deep understanding of the problem they’re trying to solve when they buy your product. If they’re comparing you to a competitor, learn as much about the competitor as possible, and learn how to position yourself against that competitor in your customer’s minds.Know your industry: Develop a deep & abiding knowledge of the industry you serve. Network with power-players, make yourself known as a subject-matter expert, learn about upcoming industry trends, and make yourself visible in your industry niche so that you’re immersed in it. You can’t lead from the outside - get in as deep as you can change it with your startup from within.Lead with revenue: The goal of any business is to make money - work on designing it so that it’s profitable, and then reinvest from your profit back into the business. Avoid going into debt or taking VC capital if possible, because it’ll haunt your business forever. Not all startups are able to start out standing on their own two feet, but at the same time your goal is to make money from your customers - not be a sponge for investor capital.Done is better than perfect: Startups are a fast, messy environment not matter how well you plan things out. Don’t try for perfection on anything in your initial deployment - do your best & fix it as you go. I’m not advocating sloppy workmanship, just trying to help you avoid perfectionism, because it’s not practical.Stay flexible: Part of the adventure of a startup is doing something new, which means you simply don’t have complete knowledge or foresight. Be prepared for lots of unexpected changes, and learn how to flow like a river around obstacles towards your business & technology goals.Don’t be afraid to fire people (or customers): The only thing worse than firing a bad employee is not firing them. It’s not easy - it’s not supposed to be easy. But if they just don’t fit, it’ll get worse over time & undermine morale. Be patient, give people the tools & opportunity to succeed, but if they simply aren’t able to you need to be able to move on without them. The same rule applies to your most difficult customers, by the way. About 5% of them may end up costing you more to support than you make from them. Keep an eye on the abusers, don’t be afraid to politely cut them lose either.Always have an exit strategy: The man who made me memorize makes a half-million dollar a year salary. Maybe he knows a thing or two. In any business venture, always have a backup plan, and never marry yourself to an idea. Sometimes things don’t work out: you have to learn the difference between a temporary setback and a lethal failure, and you have to be able to take a critical look ahead at the company’s future and be ready to leave if you genuinely feel that it’s going to fail. Be optimistic about your startup’s future, but not foolish.Know your startup’s weak points: Want a secret tip for success? Bring a box of donuts in to your helpdesk team on a Saturday morning, unannounced, and just hang out & bullshit with them for a couple of hours. Read through open tickets, and learn where your company’s failures really are - the time you spend on this is worth it’s weight on gold.Success is rarely linear: Don’t expect a straight-shot from here to success. It’s a long, hard slog - and typically requires a lot of mid-course correction as the industry changes & your business plan runs into unexpected obstacles. What’s important is that you get there, not that it required a lot of unplanned change along the way.

Fuck self help books.Fuck “how to live a life worth living, follow these 10 steps”.Fuck mindfulnes.Fuck mentors and coaches.Fuck those “wolololo if you go this self guidance seminar you will feel better”.It is all make believe.If someone held a gun to your head, do 5 push ups, or you die, you do so. However, if you are in the safety net of your own home, have a comfort zone, you feel no need to pick up that study book. You lack a goal, a purpose. Why bother? Facebook, TikTok is not far away..You can pay $15000 for dozens of books and seminars but they will give temporary relief. Nothing more. In case you think of a easy career, join that industry.It starts with you.You don't do what you need to do? How could you look yourself in the mirror and be proud of yourself…You are in control, no one else. Stop making excuses.If you really struggle, throw away all activities you have been doing last week that prevented you from doing what you had to. Phone, laptop, tv, the whole lot.See what happens when stimuli don't fly at you anymore 24/7… refreshing feeling.