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How Do Venture Capitalists Make Decisions?
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Prevalence Induced Concept Change aka
If You’re Not Trying to Solve Hard Things, What Was Once Trivial Becomes “Hard”
aka You Get Soft & Unhappy. There is a Solution. @Michael_Easter on the Huberman Lab podcast out now explains.
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Testosterone is what keeps men alive.
But in the last 50 years, levels have dropped by 30-50%…
That’s why I found 8 foods proven by science to boost it naturally: 🧵
1. Ginger
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We have two choice to fix air pollution issue. Either we argue, debate, and wait for someone else to fix it. Some government intervention or corporate responsibility. That’s a passive way to live.
Or start having conversations on how each of us can contribute our part right away. 33,000 people die in India, annually from to air pollution in just 10 Indian cities.
#1 Start at home and get an AQI monitor Measure your air and know what you and your kids are breathing. Use air purifiers. Create a clean space for sleeping and breathing. Insist your workplace and kids school to install a monitor and ask them publish the AQI regularly.
#2 Stay fit. Your lungs, heart, and immune system are your best defense. Regular exercise, clean eating, and strong respiratory health will make you more resilient to pollution’s effects. A weak body suffers more.
#3 If every school, apartment complex, and office block planted more trees, we wouldn’t just improve air quality, we’d create cooler, cleaner neighborhoods. Plant trees not because it’s trendy. Because it’s basic math. More green, cleaner air.
#4 If construction is happening near your home, insist on dust control measures—sprinkling water, covering debris, and using dust barriers. Pollution from construction is a silent killer, but it’s preventable.
#5 Avoid unnecessary travel in high pollution zones. Protect your lungs like you would protect your wealth. Mask wisely. If the air is bad, wear a proper N95 when outdoors. Not for fear, but for protection.
No one is coming to save you. The world is run by inertia. The system will take decades to correct itself. Your children & parents don’t have decades.
The air we breathe is the first gift of life, and the last we’ll surrender.
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A lot of new investors are entering the stock markets. That’s good. But a lot will burn their fingers too. If you are a new investor, here are a few mental models I have learnt and re-learnt over the last 15+ years of investing. 1/n
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Will explain the straddle and strangle selling methodology through proprietary indicators.
This is a free webinar.
Please contact @shareindiasec and @uTradeAlgos for registration.
Post my presentation, an approach to trade straddles and strangle through algos will be shown by @uTradeAlgos
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This man can predict the future.
He was an early investor in Uber, Twitter, and Notion.
And he just said "In 50 years, everyone will be working for themselves."
Naval Ravikant's 5 predictions on the future of wealth creation (and why you should care):
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IT refund will take time this year . They are going to scrutinize the returns very strictly. For this, they are adapting the specially designed, self automated and modified artificial intelligence software program (AI) for scrutinizing the field of ITR. This program will first collect the data linked with your PAN card, then it will automatically follow the linked data with your Aadhar card.
After this the AI will tally the transactions linked with your aadhar and PAN to the bank accounts attached. Now it will collect all details of fixed deposits, quarterly interests credited, share dividends, share transactions, mutual fund and shares long term and short term gains of all bank accounts you declared & attached yourself with your income tax ITR returns filed by you. Now it will start tallying the undeclared bank accounts on your name and also with the joint bank accounts where you are second and third holder.
It will also search the postal accounts and bank accounts with all cooperative banks, local credit institutions (पतसंस्था), postal fix deposits, interests, postal RDs, MIS, senior citizen saving schemes etc either single or jointly with second name where your investments are made with the family members who are non registered ITR filers.
The PAN card will now be checked with the government registry office for any Land and immovable properties transactions in the current and previous three years.
After all this complicated workout the debit cards, credit cards transactions, passport, visa attached tour details, two & four wheeler purchase or sale ,few AI will also compile data of social media platforms photo video trip screenshot etc.
The complete data collected will be tallied with data you declared & filed in your Income Tax Return. Also will be tallied with TDS in AS26 data.
The decleared and undeclared factual income tax will be calculated automatically and demand will be sent to you under 143(i).
The full proof automated AI-ITR program is successfully finalized & tested. And will be implemented for the first time from this year now.
So income tax processing is delayed somewhat. All the ITRs are expected to be processed late in the last week of July or max in the first week of August.
Because this specially designed AI-ITR program has enough capacity to do all this work out in a fraction of seconds.
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I’ve now spent enough time in the venture and startup world to tell you that there are few metrics that no one tracks as priority. Everything is secondary. If you are a founder, trust me this matters the most.
-Your overall health is the moat of the business.
-Your mental health determines the runway.
-Your physical fitness determines sustainability of the business.
-Your anxiety levels determines the stability of the business.
You are the most valuable IP of the business. Don’t screw it.
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Your 9-to-5 job is dying.
By 2034, it'll be extinct.
That's Reid Hoffman's latest prediction – the founder of LinkedIn who predicted the rise of social media in 1997.
Here's what he said next:
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For the next 21 days- Start your day with this.
Close your eyes & play in a loop for 10 minutes.
Feel the difference. 🌼
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Without touching a single piece of land, it's possible to sail from India to the USA in a completely straight line
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Health startups in India 🇮🇳
There are many entrepreneurs solving for problems across different spectrum of health, fitness and nutrition.
Not every story is shared.
Not every product gets visibility.
At @Rainmatterin Health, we meet many founders and startups. We may invest only in a few but each one has a reason to exist.
When i was an entrepreneur, i wished there was an organic way of telling what we were building. But the only option was paid PR and media.
Have decided to share every week names of startups we meet that people should know about. No strings attached.
One of the biggest mistakes people think is that they have to be an "expert" to share about something.
But this is wrong.
The truth is, people don't want to learn from experts.
They prefer to learn from those just a few steps ahead of them on the same path. And once you realize this, it's a huge creative unlock.
If you share what you do,how you think, how you solve problems, and who you can help, the Internet will introduce you to lots and lots of people who value you!
So, every Monday, will publish a new list of startups we met. Here’s the first of many 👇
@mapmygenome Personalise healthcare using genomics for preventive health.
Founders @anuacharya , Subash Lingareddy
Turing Health - An API layer of health vitals for insuarance and healthcare providers.
Founder @_pulkitg
Nivaan - A new age solution for solving MSK related chronic pain management.
Founders Nivesh Khandelwal , Vishwas Singh
Snack Amor - An healthier alternative to you 4pm snacking. Founder Deepak Grover
InnAccel - At home pregnancy care using smart monitoring. Founders Vibhav Joshi, Sumedh Kaulgud
Adsys- Making blood diagnosis rapid and accessible. Founder Hardik Sharma
@getbeyondhealth - An AI powered health co-pilot that answers your personal health questions on Whatsapp. Founder @anuruddh_m
@Join_elevatenow - Solving for weight loss using medical science. Founders @rahulmaroli , Suryansh Kumar
@teamneulife - Solving for metabolic health & peak performance with alternative nutrition.
Founder @isamitgupta
Wildermart - AI powered and curated shopping experience for healthy foods.
Founder Shweta Thakur
If you've tried these products or solutions, do share the feedback to the founders.
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600 gold medals🥇. Olympian. Now an entrepreneur.
This is a fascinating conversation of how a young girl who dreaded swimming went on to win 600+ gold medals and represented India in Olympics.
In this podcast, I’m talking to Nisha Millet. An Arjuna award winner, she has won numerous domestic & international events. Was the only woman in the 2000 olympics swim team from India. Now a mother of two and an entrepreneur.
In this podcast we discussed:
- How parents can play a role in creating future olympians.
- The importance of sports & fitness in the personal development of a child.
- How professional athletes train and manage life.
- Her comeback and challenges post retirement from professional swimming.
- Overcoming mental health challenges.
- Journey from an athlete to an entrepreneur.
- The thin line between parental , societal expectations and own self.
- Regaining her lost fitness post child birth. What worked and dint.
- Her current training routine to be an endurance runner and CrossFit athlete.
There are a lot to takeways from this conversation and I hope this is useful to you.
Links to the full podcast
Youtube : youtube.com/watch?v=Y5F-TVtG…
Spotify:open.spotify.com/episode/5rG…
Apple podcast: podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas…
If you are new to the podcast, you can find all the past video episodes here lnkd.in/gxHbvfJd
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On the field with India’s blind women’s cricket team as they warm up for their game against Australia! #blindcricket #worldblindgames
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Which beverage is best for your liver?
a. Coffee
b. Tea
c. Green tea
d. Green juice detox
e. Green coffee
The answer of course in good old coffee, because...
...here is a thread on it
Spoiler alert: Its not just good for the liver
There is so much more.
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Excerpt from Huberman Lab Podcast with Dr. Anna Lembke of @StanfordMed about "how to find your passion." It involves linking your dopamine system to immediate action steps, NOT stationary soul searching for what calls you.
For the full episode go to hubermanlab.com/dr-anna-lemb…
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This was one of the highest signal podcast episodes I've listed to in a long time.
Hats off @jeremygiffon for awesome insights.
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