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Should you specialize in a single technology or learn as many business functions as I could learn? Let us find what Jack Ma & Derek Sivers have to say :

The man with outward courage dares to die. The man with inward courage dares to live. - Lao Tzu

Every Chess Master Was Once A Beginner - Irving Chernev

Successful business-men advice you to learn as many business functions as you can learn. But you should be aware of a mental trap that comes with it:

You take about 7 years to master a skill. You can continue to learn new skills to build a rich and valuable career:

Reclaiming Indian pluralism will need annihilation of the Congress party

Hospital corporates giving bad reputation to the practice of medince.

First we will be best, and then we will be first. ~ Grant Tinker

From footwears to cars, the untold story of MS Dhoni's business ventures

@preeti_006 What tools do you use to create your images? (if you don't mind sharing)

What one thing do you like least about Hey?

Creating Knowledge Networks between Academic Institutions and Industry

Greatest challenge for successful rollout of new education policy is teacher training | The Indian Express

There are three aspects to life: being, doing, and having. Be ambitious in being and doing but content in having. Read more here:

Bald eagle takes down Michigan government drone

@preeti_006 stumbled on to this and @Minimal_Shades from VV group. Amazing visuals. Keep going.

Facebook pushes back against Apple’s App Store fees | TechCrunch

I thought I will retweet few of the important lessons in this thread. No. Each is superb. Thanks @karthi2209 for sharing these lessons #careertips #careerdevelopment

FDA clears saliva test for Covid-19, opening door to wider testing - STAT

The future of tax reforms is based on trust and tech

Should I be content, which leads to lethargy, or should I be ambitious, which seems to lead to pride and disappointment? Is this a paradox to explore or a dissonance to solve? I explore this question further here:

A digital push for healthcare: Portability of data will cut costs, save time | The Indian Express

Books that had profound impact on me and those improved my life were not based on scientific research, but commonsense. Would you read books by field-workers or only by researchers?

The more I use @figmadesign I see the things it lacks which frustrates. TIL it is not possible to have single side arrow

As a Chief Technology Officer of an IT services company, I tend to look for trends in the IT industry often. Identifying trends help me to build useful and profitable skills. In this 🧵, I explain how I go about identifying trends.

How to achieve exceptional results: 1) Quantity: You take lots of shots. 2) Quality: You take thoughtful shots. 3) Consistency: You keep shooting for a long time. 4) Feedback. You take better shots over time. 5) Luck: You get a few favorable bounces.​" -@JamesClear

Two men built houses—one on a rock, another on the sand. Storms and floods came. One stood, another vanished. You won't know when storms will come, but for sure they will come. Build your life on a rock:

Where Will the Next Billion Internet Users Come From?

Should I be content, which leads to lethargy, or should I be ambitious, which seems to lead to pride and disappointment? Is this a paradox to explore or a dissonance to solve? I have wrestled with this question for two decades.

The dichotomy of contentment and ambition

Five Trends That Will Shape The IT Sector In The New Reality

Ideologies don’t get discussed openly. But they are the ‘invisible hand’, determining our perception and responses. So if the ideologies converge, you will make quick progress.

Ideologies don’t get discussed openly. But they are the ‘invisible hand’, determining our perception and responses. So if the ideologies converge, you will make quick progress.

55 Marketing Diagrams and Charts that Explain Content Marketing | Orbit Media Studios

E-commerce lifts rural villages from poverty -

This is the reason why right wing flourishes and left liberals lose power. They don’t speak in a language that common man can understand.

Build on the rock for the storms are surely coming

Lessons I learned from IPL

It is easier to blame politicians for religious bigotry or go to Jantar Mantar with ‘Not In My Name’ placards, but more difficult to look in the mirror and speak up in our families

Though local and regional priorities may differ, our problems are interconnected, globally. So, too, should our solutions be.

Key takeaway from this book is, there should be structure in your thinking, analysis and communication for effective problem solving.

@itsyogesh18 just popping in to say "hai" after a Kismet intro.

Public policy platforms should now be built on the pillars of institutionalised collaboration between the “generalist” and the “talented specialist”.

@karthi2209 read about your Rheumatoid Fever. My sister had it. I used to take her for injection. Such a painful experience for her. Thankfully injections stopped now. Hope you are doing well.

Most learning is true within its context. When that context changes, are you prepared to unlearn?

Apple declined to implement 16 Web APIs in Safari due to privacy concerns | CSS-Tricks

From 0 to 100 million readers: How Highlights on Medium changed publishing forever | productboard

Wealth is discretionary time

How Technology Will Create These 7 Jobs In The Future

Svelte, why so much hype ? - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻