Ashok thoughts

  1. Learn a New Language It’s funny how learning a new language in high school felt like slow torture, but as an adult, the idea of it is very appealing. There are so many apps and online platforms out there dedicated to helping people learn languages in a fun and easy way and at their own pace (without any quizzes or tests to possibly flunk). Some even offer tutors from around the world, making any language in reach. Learning a new language can also make you more cognizant of your primary language, and inspire you to think more about what you’re saying. Taking time to think about how you communicate will only improve the way you do so. You’ll also sharpen your decision-making abilities because instead of making quick judgment calls, you’ll slow down and sit with your thoughts before making a decision. To learn a language is to have one more window from which to look at the world. –  Chinese Proverb   2. Martial Arts Martial arts like karate, judo, and jiu-jitsu are great for increas

 This Will Change The Way You Do Business If you’re not familiar with Simon Sinek, you should drop what you’re doing to watch his famous TED Talk: “ How Great Leaders Inspire Action .” In his talk, he explores what made people like Martin Luther King Jr. and the Wright Brothers become the leaders they were. And his infamous TED Talk is just a sample of his work. Sinek has dedicated his career to studying leaders of all fields to find patterns in their successes and to make that knowledge accessible to everyone who aspires to become a champion in their field. Here are just a few slices of Sinek’s wisdom that will hopefully inspire you to innovate, improve and change your business to achieve better results. 1) “People don’t buy what you do; they buy why you do it.” Many companies are focused on selling the features and benefits of their products. In reality, the what motivates people the most is your mission and vision of what you’re hoping to achieve with your business. [”People don’t b

  Shawshank Redemption is a highly misunderstood film, at least by some. Let me explain. Meet Andy Dufresne. He gets convicted for a double murder, which he didn't commit, and lands in prison for a lifetime. He stays in prison for 19 years. Right from his initial days, he slowly starts digging a tunnel in his prison cell to escape. After 19 years, he becomes a free bird. The movie is not about this. It's about something else. When Andy comes to prison, he loses his reputation, family, job and above all his freedom. That's sufficient for a person to lose his mind and feel hate towards the world. But this guy was different. This movie is all about how he spends those 19 years in prison. He keeps his calm. He makes friends. He enjoys good moments. He creates some good moments. He writes a letter every week for 6 years to build a library inside the prison. Above all, he lives a happy life for 19 years with all his difficulties, problems and hurdles intact. He does all these thi

 What aspiring entrepreneur needs ?  need patience. Here are some great infographics that show the road some well-known, ‘overnight success’ ventures today came to be. Hint: IT TOOK THEM ALL YEARS All of these entrepreneurs came from very different backgrounds. What did they share? Patience.

How to find a business idea It is not recent news that the year 2020 was tough and with it came many challenges. Business all around the world got a fair share of it some came crashing down during the event of the pandemic, while some despite all odds and happenings experienced a mega growth. Businesses all over the world today thrive as a result of the problems they solve, the solutions they provide, and the service they rendered. But before we get into more details let's explain what a business is? What is a business? A business is defined as an organization or an enterprising entity engaged in a commercial industrial or professional activity whose worthy solve one problem or the other in society while making a profit. It also refers to the organized effort and activities of individuals to produce and sell goods and services while earning profit. What is a business idea? A business idea is a concept that can be used for financial gains that are usually centered on a product or se

  GaryVee  would  define  Marketing EXACTLY like this: Marketing  is NOT trying to  sell  your product to people. Marketing  is NOT public  relations . Marketing  is NOT to make an ad and get people into a  funnel . What is marketing then? Marketing  is a  special  way of Content Publishing. And you should be 1000% a  Media Company ... Just like  CNN, MSNBC, FOX or even Netflix. What is the purpose of marketing? It is to  build a brand people love . Because the  truth  is: There is something  more powerful  than features and benefits and sales letters and logical arguments and impulse buys and special offers... What is this  ONE thing  which is  more important  when it comes to buying and selling than the offer itself?! It is the  Human Relationship . And how do people develop  deep  relationships together? Humans develop relationships using  two  factors: The  familiarity  which is created through repeated exposure. The  positive value  that relationship adds to their lives Therefore,

  20 Hard Lessons I Learned as a Young Startup Founder During my early years as a young startup founder, I was able to learn some very hard lessons: No one cares about your corporate experience. Take the plunge sooner rather than later. Don’t Take Forever to Launch. Embrace failure. Brand consistency is beyond relevant to success. Never underestimate the significance of a professional network. Don’t Be Shy About Explaining Your Brainchild. Push yourself outside of your comfort zone. Stay loyal to the people who helped get you where you are. Finance Like a Start-up, Spend Like a Start-up. Keep a One-Track Mind. Our connections make a big difference. Small businesses actually spend little time on Differentiation. Working from home rarely works. It is crucial to develop a growth plan. Small Business has its own language. Strengthen your communication skills. Many, if not most small business owners, do not write a business plan. Be kinder to yourself. Cash is king. Fore More Follow Our  Qu

  FOUNDER of Quora: Adam D'Angelo Name :-  Adam D'Angelo Birth Date :-  August 14, 1984 Net Worth :-  $600 Million Unique Identity :- Investor American internet Entrepreneurs Place :-  United States Company :- CEO of Quora, Former CTO of Facebook Recommended books :- Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters Short Life story :- Hey friends, We all use Google many times throughout the day and anyone who uses Google will know about Quora. This is what we will talk about today. Quora , A Question Answer platform. Here the user can ask questions or answer them and edit it as well. Form spaces and build their community. Quora  is a  US based organization . Whose head office is also located in  California . Quora was  created in June 2009  by Facebook shares Holder  Adam D'Angelo and Charlie Cheever , and was  launched  on the public platform in  June 2010 . When Adam was asked, why did you name it Quora? So they said that, Qu :— questions Or :— or a :— Answer