It’s that time of the year when we’ll start seeing a lot of posts and excitement around Global Fintech Fest 2026. Acchi baat hai. If I was going for free, I’d be excited too. If I’m paying even ₹1, fir koi point nahi hai. 😂 Anyway, I don’t remember anything particularly significant for credit cards coming out of the last GFF. A bunch of cards were launched on RuPay, and some of those still haven’t seen the light of day. Toh kya hi farak padta hai. But it’s nice to see all the upcoming posts from everyone heading to the credit card/technology mela, even though I don’t think there’s itna kuch khaas being showcased. I mean, it’s 2026, and banks still can’t update their websites properly. Every other card is being devalued left, right, and center. You still have to fight with an issuer over one thing or another. And IndusInd Bank, the king of banks, still has a paid customer care number for credit cards, while offering NRIs a toll-free number. 😭 Also, there was no link to mention IndusInd Bank credit cards. There was no point to this post. Just like GFF. 💀

It is high time we introduce Industrial Tourism in India. Global companies can tour Indian manufacturing plants across various clusters. They can see our massive hubs for textiles, electronics, and automotive parts. This will improve the chances of global companies investing in India. Right now, most of them have a clouded mindset about India. This is mostly because of global media projections about all the dramas We need to break that mindset. Seeing is believing. When business leaders walk our factory floors, things change. They will see our scale. They will see our world-class machinery. They will meet our skilled workforce. This builds a level of trust that an online presentation simply cannot do. I am inviting my clients and prospects to visit India. Let’s show them the Manufacturing India.

Knowledge means nothing without movement. And movement means nothing without repetition. We saw so many people try to jump to the finish line - scrolling for answers, collecting advice, taking notes on notes but never taking action. The truth is simpler: If you’re lost → learn. Information gives clarity. You can’t solve a problem you don’t understand. If you’ve learned → act. Books and courses don’t build momentum. Execution does. If you’re acting → stay consistent. One great day won’t change your life. A hundred small ones will. Growth isn’t magic. It’s a sequence: Learn → Do → Repeat. No shortcuts. No secret formula. Just education, execution, and consistency - stacked brick by brick. If you want to change your future, don’t look for a hack. Look for your next step. Credit: @aakashgupta

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I showed a business owner how to automate 2 hours of WhatsApp work per day. His response: 'If I automate it, what will that guy do for the rest of his time? I'm paying him a full salary.'

Always an operation problem 💯

Not everyone gets me when I say all this about marketing n growth. but @liftplaycode, you get me 🤣

When someone says, something is dead, the person is usually pitching to sell a new ‘shiny object’. Sad world these days. But darr hi bikta hai, kya karein!

Insane amount of respect for people who change careers/tracks in life and start new from scratch when things dont serve any purpose to them anymore

Just finished a workshop with my team for a new product, and it just hit me all the new things we are doing right now! - a personal finance product - a scholarship program for school students - a podcast on failures - a new book on relationships - 2 new courses on freelancing and public speaking - a new song being produced All this, while we - continue to grow our 16M+ social media presence, - build our 460,000+ students strong courses business, - hit records profits as per the latest ITR filed - keep the team size intact - work 100% remote, fully async, with no managers Bootstrapping is hitting a whole new high every year 💪

Most “user research” in Indian startups are just people in AC rooms imagining what Bharat wants.