I am a warrior, that’s my ancestry.
I am a Hindu, that’s my heritage.
I am a conservative, that’s my culture.
I am a nationalist, that’s a tiny part of my devotion.
I am all for compete to win, that’s my upbringing.
I am a hardcore capitalist, that’s my belief in merit.

On God & Religion:
Fighting over race and religion is for poor dumbfucks.
If i have faith in you, then i have faith in your faith as well.
History of humanity is over 300000 years old.
Whatever happened in past 2-3000 years isn’t even 1% of our story.
And, I do believe in God.
A God that doesn’t bleed.
A God that doesn’t discriminate.
A God I treat like a buddy, someone whose brilliance and wisdom blow my mind, so I respect Him.
Other times, I feel mother nature herself is God, or a goddess. I’m in awe of her raw force keeping life and the nature in sync. I see beauty in all of it.

At the end all i want to say;
Make money.
Learn maths, hardcore maths till you can calculate the 5.93% of any huge number in your brain without opening any calculator app.
Stack enough cash until you genuinely feel, “Alright, this is plenty, this is enough.”
Fall in love with life.
Fall in love with who you’ve become, because you pulled off what most people don’t even dare dream of.

Take a small chunk of your money and pass it to people who didn’t get the same shot at life. Don’t just toss spare change to a beggar on the street, walk into an orphanage or an old-age home. Ask the management running the place how you can actually help, whether with your money or your time. Their needs are usually dead simple: sit and talk with a lonely senior for a while because their kids left them thinking they are a burden, playfully lit up their time. Or teach basic English and math to 7-9yr kids through games at an orphanage, without losing your cool when they mess up.

All that good deed piles up, which builds serious good karma, and that gives you the spine to walk away from mediocrity, ordinary situations, and such inconsistent people who drag you down.
Cut loose anything that doesn’t serve your growth.
You’ll become a force to be reckoned with.
Almighty is gracious, and yeah, he’s my friend.
Life is a fun thing.
Keep thriving.

(Writing this from Everest Base Camp. My brain is running a bit thin on oxygen right now, which is why I’ve got a 4-liter tank strapped to my rucksack and another hitched at my waist. Watching Everest at sunrise and sunset from Kalapatthar changed something in me. Body and mind completely reset, I feel undefeated & victorious. Feeling incredible, deeply grateful, and living the best days of my life. Shoutout to my carrot cake for saying NO for 3 straight days and pushing me to do what I actually wanted for the next 68 days everyday. And that’s how I ended up at Everest Base Camp for round three. And third time is the last time.)