How America Is Changing India: Globalization, Culture, Jobs & Identity | Shekhar | FO505 Raj Shamani

39:27I have a little bit of confidence. Now, I have to make sure that it can crumble. So, it can be made by chaos. So, I am not something to be proud of, that we can reduce chaos. But at the same time, it is sustainable. I think that it is just a little bit of confidence that if someone has two people's voice, then it becomes an honor issue. I think that it will become a good thing. When you don't sort your identity and money, then it will not happen. As the country gets richer, you will have these problems less than you think. Today, because you don't have fulfilled in your house, not you have a lot of money, and not your identity is clear, you are not secure, because you always feel like at any time, that your identity is dangerous.

40:19Young people think that we are going to hit the big people like people are hitting us like people think that we are a party particular people are hitting us one party think that we are hitting a religion one religion think that we are hitting a caste and that we are hitting a caste everybody is scared so like we are progressing and becoming wealthy automatically we will start feeling less fear like a swim-bho feeling that I am now I am going to do something our identity is strong like today i've seen this change in me and my family right we because i have gone through a phase where we didn't have money then we had money then we are like now comfortable so we've seen that journey at every financial stage my family's identity gotten stronger and they've gotten more accepting accepting of other cultures and religions and caste and people less judgmental they're like fine it's okay if there's something in front of us I'm not finished right right right resilience is increasing earlier they wanted to only live with community that I have caste religion language as they got prosperous now they have friends from everything and they have become much and I'm specifically saying my family because why do they have to be less I was like, no one is educated in my house.

41:44Nobody has done that. They were obviously going through such tough conditions. Maybe education was the last priority. The last priority was to get food. My wife and sisters were married. That was their priority. Just like every other Indian family. So I saw that at zero education level, even at somebody's level, they have gotten much more calmer. They are happy that I can be different. can be a different person and you can coexist with us and you don't have to learn this if I have an identity in my personal space I live with it and they are accepting of everything so as you get prosperous and you more accepting because you feel like a waste just because God knows that God will end me it's not like that where one point when countries per capita 8000 USD slightly government government get enough resources generate doors Rs.

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44:22that no no, it's good, it's good. And after that, now in Delhi, it's starting to start thinking, I think most likely that in 2010, 2012, 2014, it's about 1 U.A. So, now you see the number. And the number is in our mind, oh man, so much number? 800, 500, 1000 US. Before I think, my perception is, and I might be horrendously wrong, Delhi was the worst place in the world. And there was a great house.

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47:18crab if you are a little empathetic you have to maintain a very difficult balance that you should not die but you have to do it that's why this is that people eat the shit that people eat the shit politicians people eat the shit I read a tweet where it said that western issues and western opinions should only matter when you have western sort of salaries and exactly and seriously us 30 percent tax pay us level like they were just and I find merit in it because this was the time when Narayan Murthy ji didn't do it for 70 hours so someone didn't do it I find laughable that people of India are enjoying it and he was taking side of because he was like that your per capita western country is not your infrastructure is not your social conditioning is not your country is not your country needs money so you what Europe causes you Europe Europe works work life balance 3-4 day carbon credits our

48:47I am nobody to comment on this but I feel there is merit in it and like some things the government has to take responsibility absolutely the government has to take responsibility I just say our mind is our own our fight is our own to take the road for people to clean water jobs unemployment these things like basic income health care education

49:41This is our goal. I don't have time for the job. I see the plastic bag. I see the plastic bag. I am going to put it in plastic. And it's a bad thing. It's a bad thing. That is the easiest thing he can do. It's the easiest thing he can do. You have to put it here. And there is regular cleanly. If it's a forest, then it's not the government. It's not the government. It's the government. So, you need to live the life of the community. And now imagine their workflow. Now you can see the workflow. Now you can tell us where the glitch is. And it's the fault of our responsibility. And then the workflow is our student.

50:31Where the office is the head. The head is the top officers. top officer so he said that there is a lot of badness I said that you have a worst and he said that he said that I need solutions I need only book solutions I need because I don't so I was telling him start imagining what is Islam that one day imagine and two-four-five days you'll have most of your answers when we imagine what is his life frustration ambition ambition public so oh educated country so the education mentoring went and starting people land told Explained in with him worked. Paddy Upton. So, Paddy Upton basic things are taught.

51:38Paddy Upton. Mindset coach. Mindset. He will work with the Indian team. Whenever he will work, Paddy Upton is a simple idea. You have to live it every day so you know that where my faith drops. Where where particularly my strategies are my faith. So, live it every day for six months and you know,

52:05so this is the moment that these are the four ways out this is the way I can do it this is the way I can do it he says that I just make you do it that you sit in front of the room that you want to be the youngest but I want to be the youngest and when I move I don't have to throw it but I can throw it so only if my brain stays active if I stay conscious enough so I might find a solution so it's working on these things continuously live it for 6 months everyday where faith drops faith drops and how faith drops by working on that phase for 6 months your faith drops

52:56drawing parallel to the problems that you were saying that if a bureaucrat needs a solution, that's a problem that's very bad, the fate dropped. That's a problem that's not going to leave. Two or three times, it's like this is like this. Live for six months and then try to identify solutions. So that's the fate that's rebuilt. Everyone's faith. The people who are watching you, will become your own. You will become your own. And if you look at other people, it will become your own. So, it's a reinforcing loop. Everybody can win. we are private coaching we are with children there are students there was a student in 2018-2019 she had paid in 5 means exam very very sharp student very sharp as in I would say knows everything interview call not coming out because it doesn't happen to deliver no doubt of any doubt but it doesn't happen to deliver we don't have interview call because 15 ,000 kids means 3 ,000 interview call to 3 ,000 to simply I talk about that I knew about bad so simply there are some questions don't feel bad about it don't let it impact your next question and if you think of a way out think of some framework develop some framework practice so think about what framework and this is not something like that so I will write these 5 things I will make a story so think on these lines and she got an interview call it was her last attempt 6th attempt and she got an interview call and then she became an IPS officer so I am not sure if this video reaches brilliant very very sharp student but what do you mean by directionless like explain if someone sees it and thinks that he has written it but there is no direction or he has not written it but there is no direction what do you mean that India has a problem that people experience first of all means that it is very little and if someone doesn't know that people can be able to go to the same journey and to go to the same journey then there will be similar lessons derived maybe just learn those lessons and you will start this idea

55:52idea maybe get in touch with someone who knows them or maybe hear them I feel it's solved how to get it. It's very easily solved how to get it. This is why people have a lot of the system of the need to study and study and study and study and study and study and study. There are no applications. Apply to learn. Because bottles, there are places where you have to be attacked or you have to be attacked. The car will not be able to The vast majority of problems are not novel just because that people who are connected people who are connected, people who are quickly winning because they listen to someone's story.

56:30You have a problem. You have to tell us. Only they can seek. Developing network is a vast world resource. They just keep the power of asking and they tell us. The next problem is coming. I saw a clip by a UAE minister He also said this. He said, what is the most important thing in the world? Money, knowledge and network. And so she said money. So he said no. You can have all the money. But if you don't have knowledge to use it at the right place. Exactly. It's waste. Right. Then he said knowledge. So if you have all the knowledge in the world. Then you don't have enough money. So then you can be the great knowledgeable man inside one room.

57:30And you wouldn't know what to do with that knowledge. and then third then third then network then you need network so if money, knowledge and network choose to get first of all because the right network will tell you where knowledge will get where will you connect and will get where will and that you will connect to always emphasize your network because if you are closer to a good network your chances of success increases absolutely I am I am a lot shameless person I am a lot I don't have to worry about the network or connect. I don't have to worry about it. I don't have to worry about it. But for the network or connect, I don't have to worry about it.

58:18Max, I'll hear it. I have to say that I have to write this message. I think I have to say why I wrote it, why I wrote it. But it's worth it.

58:32it has helped me a lot it has helped me tremendous my life like for 8 years I guess 7-8 years loosely reframing but for years I used to reach out to one person a day everyday like this was rule in my life for very long time I used to one person a day every single day nice like where you talk about on the train I'll talk about the local train I'll talk about the road Instagram LinkedIn email at least one person a day I'll talk to and in his heart probably every time something was only fruitful. But still, 12 people have fruitful connections. That's a lot. I'm sure that every next approach is better.

59:35There's a lesson learned. Every day. I think I made a better conversational list because I used to ask a lot. It made me a better listener. That's why many people have a lot of ideas in mind. I think the conversation starts and starts, and I've never reached the Kages, and I've never reached a DM. And I've never reached the execution. So, this is a very massive gap. I've never said before that, the karma, the human being, the karma-shield human being, is a supreme God-made filter. It will increase in your own life. The karma-shield human being. Action-taker. which will do automatically from others we see every day so sharp brain something can do but others can do so I feel like you can push or motivate one of the best tricks because we talked about this time just click one of the best tricks which I use in my life, use it to learn influence, communication, how to present my ideas in a better way.

1:00:59And I think this is the best trick. So what I would do? I felt like listening to my life is very important. And listening to my ideas will become convinced. So I make a lot of ideas. Like I read a book, I read about geopolitics. And I understand something. and then I had my logic and understanding my world and I had something to make a concept randomly in local train or flight or wherever I would like to talk to someone with a stranger I would like to talk to someone and then I would like to say that your opinion is what you think in India and US that you think about something or something and then I would like to say what you think and I would like to note that they are not convinced or they are not attacked or not and they have so many learnings dhe hai ki same hi cheese mein, aur ek hi cheese na jar-char logoo boolunga, ki pehle agar meinne ye point prove ki, ye point rakha to kaise raya kare raha dousra hal rakha to kaise raya kare raha third kare raha to meri e-walhi theory chal rari ki wo theory chal rari, naam pehle chal raha ki complicate chal raha ki simple, like I used to do a lot and it taught me ki kaise kisi stranger ko aap complex cheese simple karke sangeate ho, or automatically muscle ben gega hi, kitnay concepts kaya like I have done this for psychology consumer behavior product marketing sales automotive country reality health care psychology phenomenon Daniel Kahneman thinking past and slow system 1 system 2 thinking I started to learn different names because I learned complex which I got Nobel awards get the theory, if I have such a big book, I can understand someone very simply in 15 minutes.

1:02:52It's good. And it has helped me a lot. So everybody should do this. Try to make theories in their head based on some truth, facts, stats and then a person's random topic and then you can convince them. And what you did, this is such an asset. Neither can anyone give you, nor can anyone give you. You have saved yourself every time, every moment. and there is no way to go to work people will enter and go there everything is going to happen and there is no learning you can do the life which don't have infinite answers and responses and testing everything is different so this time I think that an aggregate supposedly

1:03:38impossible to defeat run run sit maybe Maybe. Maybe. Every time, there's something that's taking action and neurons are firing and some other different ideas that's not happening. Something is happening. So, that's why, I mean, if nothing is happening, let's start working on something. Something is coming. There's a, I have my own diary and stuff. I have a lot of things. There's one thing I've written. Like, if nothing is moving, look back in your life, probably you're not moving. exactly our own military was that we do into script so he said that Johnny Walker is keep walking he teaches that you always remember Johnny Walker keep that is keep walking so life is practical yeah I truly believe that do

1:04:47coming back to the point we talked about this entitlement is our politicians or is it a security threat now we have a lot of low trust based answer it is like entitlement security more or less our politicians are also dead somebody attacks assassinations recently in today's generation when you hear and this is not our country, worldwide like you think now Charlie Kirk and then Donald Trump India is the only place which are the roots that are the roots that are the roots which are the security roots and the developing nation like you think if you look at any developing nation there is a root that is the problem security threats to have security threat to have but it doesn't have to resolve and at the same time so widespread so widespread the people are some trouble and it's not a trust that is not a trust that is not a job that is not a job that will develop let me work when it comes to work then it will ask me so it's like probably an important need basis

1:06:36no how crazy 15 people have come to buy something friends they had been sitting and seeing them when she met and she passed on a private place to take some rest and where she liam and sheekk Onun we all arrived how you areлам why are you doing this there are azul Airlines announcement so this is why our student was called that officer named officer so looks lalbattin chalikai and he said that he had very bad and he said that he was a officer and lalbattin chalikai and he said that he was a child and he was working very very hard and he was a child who was a IS and he said he posted he had SDM so he was a child and he was very embarrassed so this is why this is a child and the child who has been he said that he was usually what's the word you say that it's an anchor point in life you're just driven towards that anchor point because in childhood there's no specific trauma or a particular desire to be which is what you say that you have consciously subconsciously all the work on the same thing so probably IS the first time thought is that one day will be robbed or will be a child will be a toll plaza will be me will be I got 200 rupees from the toll plaza but how much money is that it gives me an anchor point because we have every child in any situation in any condition in any country in any city in any city because we live in an unequal society in society in a society in a small point collect your body keeps that score or memory memory store and your every point almost every day every week one thing that this made it in life and this not made it in life and that points different so like made it in someone that I have made it in life that look at me it's a big toll plaza came out police officer respected these are just for the society there's something

1:09:04I have friends who are from Mumbai and I recently made a friend who has been a family who has been a good family. I have a good time for the club. I was like, how is this? How is this? How is this? You have to pay for the club. They will not pay for the 1000 rupees. They will pay for the 10000 rupees. but this is an anchor point in their life that now we are so well connected that people and it's funny to understand human behavior exactly that's my city my izzat someone has become teachers everyone was who was a girl someone would give a shit teacher who was their who was a teacher like anchor point in life like anchor point is I remember I wanted to play tennis and tennis was an expensive sport and tennis used to only happen like school school not from that fancy school tennis used to happen in clubs where you would take memberships the club membership so I asked my father if I want to play tennis so dad's like that A, it's a freaking expensive sport.

1:10:29Come on, we get you a racket. Then we don't have money to actually go buy a membership in a club. It became an anchor point in my life that my younger brother, for my younger brother, I'll make sure that you can play tennis. That tennis can play. Maybe you don't have to play tennis. But in my life, because it was an anchor point that I didn't have to play and we didn't have enough money to buy a membership of a club even for a year. I have this thought in my mind that my life ka I have made it point will come when I'll have enough money to buy a membership which is stupidity which I don't wanna play my younger brother doesn't wanna my dad doesn't wanna play it's an anchor point it's an anchor point we live a dichotomous life listen to many people there is no need to live alone there is a need to die many people say one thing in China you saw a lot of bhangkar was very famous when you were 2-3 days you have to tap on it that I'm alive I'm alive so if you were 3 days you sent a message that you might have something to happen and it's the most famous app in China and it's so easy to build and it's a good app we should also build exactly Exactly.

1:11:53Of the vibe coding. Somebody listening to this should do it. And I am alive. I am a Christian. You will search. I have made a video. I forgot your name. So, they asked them that we are so scared of dying alone. And all of them are staying alone. Some even 8-12 years. Single deaths. But they don't die alone. They say, what's the other thing? You live alone. You don't know about death. You don't know about death. you know it's a good good exercise whatever you're listening to look whoever's listening right now pause this here take a pen and paper or probably notes of your phone you take a pen and paper and write it that you're the anchor point of life which is the thing that's charged that you might need to do something or you will feel like that you'll get money from that you'll get success you know that is a good and it will two things will be one is you will know that your primary motive is what driver is and that's what is happening or not probably you will know and you will also look like a bad guy so it's good that you should stop so it's good that your primary motive will be able to know and second is if you are young entrepreneur or something there will be opportunities that will be that will be anchor point what can people be be what can people be so you can build probably something there in that area exactly this is a very idea that if I can get a problem with this problem, there might be 2 million others.

1:13:25Like this, if people have a primary motive that I have a money, but now I don't have to die alone. That's where the opportunity of making an app is. A simple app, one button and a membership is a number one app in China. I have a big BBC. They don't want to die alone. I don't have to say that they are already living alone. I think that I talk about it. I'm already sitting alone. Such an... Modern world. We read sociology that people are so much. But they don't get upset. Loneliness is an epidemic. Which is soon becoming a pandemic. So, live videos are very much more. Twitch is on the whole platform.

1:14:13Live videos. Just live videos consume. but it's an observation that introvert society we live in a gated society every time your clothes your near India ones you have a touch available to you so that's how we talk about you it's going to be fine and having to cater to our ambition a little read so introversion is a normal society society so introversion brings loneliness meaning self feeding loop interesting can you know but loneliness is more than you people are getting lonelier lonelier and then your mind does more of what you do anyway whatever you do you do 10 times go out 11 times go out but you have 10 times go out so you have 11th time go out because because you have to go outside, you are sitting in a temple and you are feeding your mind again and again and then you are getting lonely, lonely, lonely.

1:15:18It is feeding you. You yourself are making yourself lonely. And society has also been, like a book written, which is Revenge of Geography. So I would say that I would say counterpart to Revenge of Society. That society starts to be different from the door, when you are in the door, when you are going outside, society says, stop on your mobile, you have a person sitting in the mobile. that's happening every time society is on your mobile and you can't stop it but our generation is changing the younger generation gen z and gen alpha they are challenging loneliness and I'll tell you this pattern of the whole world experience economy and offline economy is growing very quickly and the reason is because the young generation is saying that yes we have been born with a phone we have used a lot of phones now this is the point where phone ke ala phone humari part of personality it's an extended organ but iske alawa yes hume bhaar milna bhi jana hai hume social groups bhi jana hai hume running clubs bhi banane hume speaking clubs bhi banane hume secret clubs bhi jana hai hume har cheez karna hai hume bhaar jana hai hume payse bacha ke rakhengue a car khariidne ke liye nii hume vacation karne ke liye strangers ke saath hume payse bacha ke rakhengue taakki hume concert ja saak stranger ke saath okay it's happening we keep talking about money when people go to concerts 4 people become friends so experience economy as much as it grows it grows up because young generation is challenging loneliness and saying that we don't want to be lonely anymore and that's so they say that younger generation is getting lonely I think middle generation is getting lonely the one who is middle generation especially millennials and baby boomers because they had a lot of responsibilities for earning money so earning money and building a house, building a car, and the society made it, and they have a lot of work.

1:17:13It's like, isolate, isolate, isolate, and the gated society came in. They have a child who is the Gen Z, Gen Alpha. They are the gated in the gated area. They thought, no, this is normal, but we don't like it. We are, we are going to go ahead. We are going to go ahead. Then we are going to go ahead. So probably, young people's same building in four friends but we are going to go ahead. 4 travel friends 4 only saturday night like there is people are going out and challenging more like way way more and you can see how things are going to grow first there was not so big economy where you you can book in another country in the country in the country in the country that I have 15 people riding bike and I will go with the bike with the bike.

1:18:06So you go with the bike trip with strangers. You can see that 16 people take a backpack and take a walk for 10 days. You go to the 7th day. How many hiking is where strangers go? Biking is, another country is exploring, same city is exploring, culture is exploring, sports is a big economy. Running clubs are just running. People are just running 50-50-100. And this is not just a little bit of metro. running clubs Monday Saturday running clubs then US UK developed society table tennis ping pong clubs which got 100 million dollar funding which are all strangers what did they do they had random spaces which were left there table tennis clubs table tennis tables 6-7 on the other side of them, you put all slots online apps to them, with the levels of their own.

1:19:08Now go to book. You are sitting alone, you are sitting alone, my office work all over the night, at the night, you go to play TD, you play with a random stranger, you play with a level of your own. And that, it's recorded full time. If you hit a good shot watch, killed him? That clip came. Okay, that clip came. What did you get? You share it. Other people came. Right, right, right. So there are many sports. Like in golf, in tennis, in paddle, in pickle. Whatever sports you can think, everyone is doing. Nice. So you playing with stranger, partying with stranger, adventure with stranger, sport with a stranger is a big trend.

1:19:50So we are tackling loneliness. Nice. So we are just alone. Last lonely generation. you took one for the team exactly but now I see my friends they just keep working someone is running their company crazy because my friends are more than my age 35 to 40 age groups crazy workaholic so driven, so ambitious at the same time I tell my father and mother that we will not reinvent the wheel. We will not do it like this. So I think that the time has made us that same thing. Like my mother in Punjabi, she says, if you ask yourself how many of your questions are, she says that the judgment is waiting for you a little bit.

1:20:46So we tell my father and mother that what are you doing? She says that you will come in front of yourself. Just wait it out. Yeah. and I feel like it's so sad for your generation it's like when I see my grandfather was great because he did a lot of work but he did a lot of fun because he was playing with five people and he was playing playing with him and playing with him playing with him and he was playing community living his life was great my mom and dad's life bad because they were just working working working okay, my big brothers and sisters, life probably your age, same, that's bad, because that's also a good job.

1:21:28Our generation then saw, dude, brother, he's grown up. He's grown up. He's grown up. We play. Exactly. How about not to become, not start. So you guys took like, like one for the team. Yeah, absolutely. And he gave us a chance to give us. So, one more, the next generation, that's not, let's pause. so we paused and we are like changed the gears right now I haven't seen the podcast with Zakkabag so he said that the biggest communities online are the ones that are offline so I remember that that's what I remember even I feel society is moving from identity based relationships to interest based relationships we want to be seen hang out with talk to build relationship with people who are of similar interest doesn't necessarily matter if we are from the same identity or earlier it was identity waste who are you who am i who's upper who's lower who's this who's that who's this religion who's that religion who's this country that today we are like hey we both have this common interest we both like this let's do that now it's also a matter of time interest but it's it's become more interest and the good part is changing identities difficult changing interest is easy so we are more probably open to right experiment and be inclusive of more people because we know that interest is temporary it's not going to be like right or we won't have any problem liberating a thought it's a liberating thought probably it's better as if at least as of now from the fund like just the logic of it it looks better maybe i don't know

1:23:43it might be not tomorrow carry on, they are optimized to reach us. That might be Agreed. Identity is probably the most optimized way of living. Might be. Probably. So we might go back to that. I don't know. But today we are you'll see this trend. Most people are moving from identity based relationships to interest based relationships. And obviously online communities fuel that. Because you're sitting online, you don't know just a lot of people who are chatting, follow follow or like or like or who belongs to your identity. You don't know. Same thing. If it doesn't align with you, then sorry, we're not talking again.

1:24:24Unvolunt follow. Exactly. It's very true. It's liberating. We've seen the prohibitions and privileges. We've seen identity basis. Someone has made a conversation. Someone has asked something. That's a liberating. I think the sad part is only that it's frivolous. Exactly. That it's an anchor missing. It's not like very like you wouldn't go for a war for this thing. To save it also you wouldn't go for a war. Exactly. It doesn't float your boat. Strong anchor. There is anchor but strong. I read a book in life. In life, that's what things are like the ones that you have to do to fight against the war they give you immense meaning and meaning gives you happiness agreed meaning gives you happiness so that's why if they are 4.5 % extra tax for saving Ukraine it is giving them happiness in Bhairat we will say why we have a tax that has a meaning like

1:25:37I will put sociology in the future. Since English is running away, they have made UPSC, they have made their public service commission, UPSC is made in Bhairat, and in Pakistan is also made in FPSC. The syllabus is the same. The bureaucracy is the same. The entitlement is the same. So, now the children who have studied the syllabus, we have made the syllabus. so they have to study them which we study in the South, they will study their own which are generally the same I have studied the language that is Hindi English mix they understand because I consume a half Bollywood so now the children who are using paper crack they are using sociology on YouTube because I have a whole lot of content so I have a email that I wanted to thank you and this and that that my poll was at cup I have so many ranking so I asked her if I would she give up one two three days waiting for reply and they went in the news media to Drво rehearsal them from Pakistan and it failed so I thought are you crazy?

1:26:52it was a platform I said that I was very happy. I did it. Nobody was talking about it here in Pakistan. At least someone is talking about it in India. But I thought that there is a possibility that exists. Indians can study globally. As far as the poor country can study. We can study the poor country. because one thing is our power, it doesn't have the other. That is, civilizational value. This is not a parallel. It doesn't have anyone. No country has no. Roots needs meaning, happiness, civilization value, culture, community. This needs a system, which is eternal, self-fulfilling. We have all tested.

1:27:48We have to package it to the world. Rapidly evolve.

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1:28:22बढ़ाने में कोई बुराई नहीं है अना demand जादा है price demand price बिल्कुल basic से laws है इसकी कुछ -कुछ -कुछ -कुछ -कुरॉलरी निकलते रहते हैं उट्सेटरा तो वो किते हैं के दारनाथ में वहाँ पर आपदा आ गई और सब कुछ बहा गया पानी की जो वहाँ पर बहुत have to draw limits of capitalism that how to make the human capitalism? So, that's why there are limits and case studies offer and you have to write a thank you note and you have to give a dollar. So, you have to write a thank you note and you will get one dollar. So, he says that everything is only for the sake of incentives. When will it be a job? When will it be a job?

1:29:16I have to do it because I have to do it. For example, if I am going to make a good run So I will get many contracts. But cricket for the sake of cricket. So when he is playing, he is becoming the greatest. When he is doing it for the sake of doing it, he is becoming the greatest. Incentives he has given. So I will make it not because someone will be able to get a seat or go to the toll plaza. For the sake of being a very good officer, which will ensure that kids go to school here or the snow are fine, the water will grow up. For the sake of doing the job, when you start doing the job, which is where you can connect to the Bhagavad Gita.

1:29:58So, our rooted things are very good. If we can present it a little bit. We should do our generation to market our country. We are back after marketing. There are a lot of things. I often believe in this. that we are the way we are the DPI stack which is the digital public infrastructure which is the whole stack and the UPI we are exporting world we are creating a civilizational stack and that civilizational stack should be market and that export and that will live that's how we will take India soft power to the world that's our responsibility like people like you and me, which is a social voice we can all be together and make a civilizational stack.

1:30:50I have a very crazy obsession with Indian civilizational values. There are glitches, but there are glitches. They remove them. The good thing is to take and export. And when we export we don't know the gaps. And this is why we don't do this. We make a global job. And now the world will learn. Exactly, it's a right thing. I think that the stack of ideas are very similar. Particularly, there are a lot of bureaucrats in Africa. This is an internal thing. In 4-5 years, India would be exporting bureaucrats to Africa. You can have a lot of corruption in Africa. The kind of system that Indian bureaucracy brings into a lot of things.

1:31:35India is a kid. now we have to ask ourselves how much doubt we have to choose from the English that we have to choose from to do our values which we forgot our values we have to do some right chaos the children keep their children like a class there are 50 children 10 children cheating Thank you.

1:32:58hayra and Afrika our country last they work very very very hard they're always thinking about work always thinking about work so it's like that something is made and made ambition is the whole that someone who is very very ambitious who thinks a lot and can become the top voice of youth of India Raj can be Raj emerging suddenly from a tier 2 city and everyone knows him now so this is possible in India what do you think will be

1:34:53they leave India and slightest you give them the chance to give them the threat that you will go back to bharat and you will go back to bharat but nationalism will be in the middle of the day once they have been denationalized when they have gone back after that they are nationalists because they might be suffering from guilt and they are also studying children one of my friends is a startup who is studying and is a very prosperous startup camp for us if you do I

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1:35:48need yes I know that I have been very nationalistic. I know that I have to say, yes sir, I have to cut my head off, I have to cut my head off, everything is ready. The top of the wall, there are not many nationalists. They are not even nationalists, they are not even nationalists. The most nationalistic character you can get, if you see class, upper class, middle, lower middle lower class, lower and lower middle in the middle of the world and in the middle of the world and in the same way you move to class nationalism and you can do it one thing to do in the world that is the middle class denationalized that you can do it that you can tell that you can tell that USA you can tell H1B that one second doesn't put it and you can leave it so H1B that only the name of the country is the country.

1:36:49So, I'm a researcher and an important sociologist. He said that it's a denationalized middle class. Nationalism, all the same is lower class. You have to leave the two-weeks if you leave the roti, he will die. He will say that if you win our country. So, it's a very cool thing. Tell me, one thing you made on your video on Trump. I was told that the policies that he works are probably three reasons that's why three sociology reasons. That was a video where you were talking about that Trump's tariffs are three sociological reasons. Exactly. Rise of nationalism, populism and trade policy, economic insecurity, perfectionism, protectionism.

1:37:38Trump can do that. I'll summarize. summarize that it's a North Star that it's excessive what do you think why is it like this he absolutely wants to shape the narrative and driven excessively by national interest America first America first is clear have you seen Apprentice movie please please take it. Okay. Okay, this is really maybe India is not available. Download it. Download it. It will get online. The Apprentice is a movie which is a movie called Trump. Who has taught Trump? Okay. So, he's a lawyer who is a lawyer. When Trump is a financial trouble through his bank, he's got some cases. He's got a lawyer who is a top-graded lawyer.

1:38:38He's technically for the longest time he's become a mentor teacher so he's become a movie that Trump has become and it's incredible

1:38:55you love it and he talks about Roy Cohn's three principles that Trump's three principles that's been made in life that three rules always remember if you want to win in life just three rules or no life is going to kill who is going to kill number one is attack attack attack that you just attack attack attack attack nothing nothing nothing attack attack nothing that's his first policy second that's his principle that is admit nothing deny everything okay wow if any mistake you have said anything wrong admit nothing nothing deny everything everything I don't believe and it's seen again again time and again where he hasn't done it and then third it's always claim victory no matter what if the world is saying you're winning you're watching you're winning victory he's won he's won he's like never even he doesn't admit and if you look at his and when I watch movie you watch and you see it in three principles and Roy Connors says Trump says his life again and again he lives these principles attack attack attack never admit anything like deny everything and then it's called victory claim victory you can't even see it's wrong you can't even claim victory now look at it's pattern everywhere it has done and endless infectious aspect yourちょ рис it

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1:40:57gotta Greenland I'll come back and attack and then I'll do it every place attack attack then admit don't deny it it's true that Supreme Court has given it that I was right that unconstitutional people where are you admit nothing nice and you see I felt all of a sudden all of a sudden all of a sudden falling in line everything is falling in line so I loved that movie you should watch it like definitely like definitely like definitely like definitely like two-gantay type movie I did two-gantay so you say like definitely that's why I can see a flight here from a small flight too yeah like definitely download and if like if everyone knows that he still managed to get all these votes that means that people don't even know a lot of times that they don't know that they think that if we have told that Trump follows this even if he's losing he's still claiming victory but America for the rest of the world is see America can you explain we are powerful we are supreme we are the biggest our position that is another that is China that is what we want right and the world all immigrants are eating our things we are powerful and people are stealing this is the main DNA this is the main thing Trump so he's standing on this on this so people vote and we're right why we admit this the world says China says India says says so his false prophecy or truth whatever that is both fulfill and like when I was traveling to Italy and the sense of entitled a USA citizen has in the world that the country is humble and humble and we are all that we are all and then the EU line is on there and the USA citizens look at it and I think in my earliest experiences back in the day I think what happened that so much entitled human being you also have put a backpack and it has been very far clean that maybe you will be in a hostel or you will be in a hostel but there is a different sense of entitlement we are a little bit of a little bit of a shariif who is a passport officer talking about high jord with the number of people they talk about it aggressively how day you talk about it so it's like the build and it's like I feel it's wrong because if you have a passport then you have a title and the reason is not that you give a person to become a person.

1:43:50You know that your government does so much for your rights that you automatically start feeling power. You know that if you went to Italy airport and you talked to him and sent India, you will have to come. You will not do anything. Your dream is going to Italy. No one will save you. They will know that if you talk to him and you will have to do a case. How did you give it to me? QR badge an Consumer 거대 tua De Podcast Do Just an example An Oscar

1:44:39Golden Law are President President sorry president's presidents who are giving up Surprise which Meu Sairkari and Neta and Neta has been A lot of different news that's great we can't look at m 이야기 but entitled bit you must know everybody has toử every time is a . so you can't you can thrive you can have value because you have made good money so you have the money the power of your citizens your life's value is you can have a other country you can have a passport no stamp can be you can have a lot of things if you are stuck in a country there is a lot of people you can have a lot of people and that's why we go to America.

1:45:44And this happens. So when the government gives you so much and so much and so much, you will become entitled? Exactly. You will become, you will become. Right. And as such, we say, we say, we have 140 crore. So how do we do that? 32-35 crore. The third most popular country. Okay, 135 and 135. But it's not a small country. It's not only 5 crore. Canada is only 5 crore. 3 crore. So 35 crore. So it's a lot of people. after that they are entitled to 35 and because majority people make themselves self made so that's why the entitlement let's say if you compare this to UAE there are many people they are very humble they don't get so much because there is a term which in the wealth world you must have heard so they call custodians who are in UAE people who are their custodian who say this is the money I am a very ameer I am a very entitled but I have this country or my father and dad who have paid money I am a custodian because I have to pass it I am a temporary I am a temporary I am a payee I am a very big Americans have not had custodianship I have made it so entitlement even though a camera at the time I will be very much American but I will not be because I am a custodian I am always I am always I am always I am always I am always I am always I am always Gandhi Ji has a model Trustship Gandhi's five big ideas are a big idea Trustship Officer to sit he says trust deliver and teacher trust deliver deliver करो कि trustorship होती है you are just a custodian of a place where people have put a lot of trust तो आप salary ये वोट बहुत बाद में आते हैं पहले तो आप trust पूरा करने आयो तो trust पूरा नहीं कर रहे हो तो वैसे ही जो दुनिया में सही काम नहीं कर रहा है ये मुझे लगता है इसके बारे में भी हमें I should have a civilization stack I should have a leadership principle which is the Hindu undivided families which is the Karta system which is the top level which is always the family who is the custodian which is the fact that my family doesn't have any blood or no without working or no problem I always protect myself I am standing in my heart so I am this way I'm spending my money and I'm spending my money that I'm spending my money that I'm spending my family all protected.

1:48:33So that person doesn't lead it with that look, my money is all going to the bank. That person leads with that the people who are responsible for taking care of me and taking care of me and the other thing that is the the other thing that is the other community and the other people who are spending it. So the system of the original thought was very good. and it needs to be followed we should follow it to see it with a sense of responsibility not see it with just because I can grow up so I can do anything entitlement and this is also American thought that divide divide divide it's a lot divided but overall you know one thing we have said that you remember the name of the teacher Michael Sandal and the suits of the teacher so this is a global phenomenon this is a very important community again the right movement B's name is a community so that community was built in the world where the filmmakers film car and many people were sitting and we asked UPS in 2016 so long okay so that was the committee that only one mandate that cultures where they flattened globalization is only Americanization now which and there is a lot of Iranian movie or a French movie Emily 3-4 movies I can hear 4-5 10 I can hear you can consume whatever you can consume literature you consume your clothes like you consume your clothes and your lifestyle for children who are gentle parenting your lifestyle is gentle but for children like my friend's brother who asked me what expectations are you from your baby I don't know they said that it's completely American lifestyle parenting if you will not tell him where to go how will he ever know if he has reached there so you can't get any expectations so where are you driven from where are you and that's why that's why mental disorders are open to you but I said that you can also get a mental disorder so something that's developed but I said the maximum amount of craziness that is being witnessed that I said crazy like us so they say that American model is the world in the world in the world implement it whether it's parenting how to live your life or whether it's married or not nuclearized or not consumerism, credit any show you can see you don't know the non-American show rarely it's very competitive out there they do best churns we have no option in Argentina we can see it look at it.

1:51:44But it was not reached the market. It was so much of a culture. Argentina was thinking about the market to cater to the American market. That's the case of it. And it's going to be a movie. Which market is more than the market. The culture is very flat. Globalization is now called Americanization. Wow. That's a thought man. Is there a book or something? something on the list? If you look at it in 2016, GS2's 20 question, there's a book. It's a community. I don't want to send you. I don't want to know. Interesting. It should be interesting. See, that's why we need our power. Absolutely. Nobody knows.

1:52:29But in food, as much as Americanization is happening, it's like Chineseization, whatever you want to call it, it's happening. The whole world, Chinese food. Korea, China. China, much far. like Asian as a cuisine is probably I think after I think Italian from more penetration I think you will get more pasta from more Chinese Chinese Chinese Chinese Chinese Chinese restaurant is Chinese Chinese migrants also so they have a lot and and you'll get the best hot pot types and the hot pot types and the high five this is the thing because most of the food choices were starting to match the world because they eat a lot of boiled food Chinese, West also they eat a lot of boiled food so we do India, we fry them so we have our food choices and our samosa, everything is fried we consume a lot of fried I think it's just lack of more than fried not fried more than fried than fried it's lack of marketing plus how easy so there is a principle that fast and packageable and without spillage consumer so if you have a combination in a food it's very fast nice applicable burgers so like you get very fast because you can do a long packageable that you can go on the go and then you can eat it so our early foods didn't all these our early foods were problems when our food was made it didn't make it now that some samosa culture is becoming a little but we are late and we have our health influences suddenly now samosa is so guilt

1:54:54I would argue that Vada Pau India in India is spreaded that Momo is spreaded exactly Vada Pau is back back because Vada Pau is fast consumable item Vada didn't make it because it doesn't Momo goes inside maybe it's not truly Chinese but it's not in every country he makes it he makes it they were able to do it much faster much better than us and he exactly they made hot boxes on the go if you have full meal and eat food we have made a big box we have made a big box globally you can easily get noodles you can easily get noodles packaged noodles hot boil packaged noodles we can make it or not it's more marketing right entry board of kithub is in the world so the food he says that Chinese because I thought it was a matter of so the food is Chinese and the smell is very good they say that Cantonese food is made of course so you can go there in Australia Melbourne they say that it's a specific sauce that you think let's avoid this market altogether so this is why this is why marketing Michael Sandler or

1:56:38minis I think that the person who knows what the world is, that if we talk about the secular, then he has to wear his own mind, and his mind has more money, and he has to pay for money, and he has to raise his mind. He says, no, no, no, secular, secular. And he says, he has a vacuum created, and he has to raise his mind, and he says, that secular country, and he has to do this, the UK has started the process. So he says, this vacuum has been catered by the fundamentalists. fundamentalism says my name is my name is my name is cancer and before beneath the carpet started slowly up and then fundamentalism the country grip the UK is so saying that we are secular peak etc where Salman Rajdi satanic verses became the first country in the world to ban satanic verses if you go and in fact it was another political correctness toxic level पर ले जाना वो UK ने किया खम्याज़ा भी भुकतिया है अब यूई कह रहा है कि political correctness अब अलग सामाजिक stability बहुत अलग चीज़ है तो यूई कहता हम तो ना तो आपके जो UK से पढ़के कोई आएगा उस बच्चे को fund करेंगे not to us ki degree ko maan nata rengi UAE UK ki waisa bhi kuch tarantan hi chalati righati qatar ka paisa yo jubi kar karak to UK lekin UAE kaya raha ki political correctness ko mein bahar rakh rao I need stability in my society which is probably the right thing to do exactly to isi johi bhoat zharuri ki political correctness ke chakkar me na hum bhoat crucial joh man me sawaal u'then logu on answer sir, don't have freedom.

1:58:32Don't ask them. Unless it's politically incorrect. That's also a different sort of toxicity. So that's why fundamentalists give up and fundamentalists give up to society. Then nobody can say anything. Let's put this as a last question for everyone. Okay, it's like I think there's a good note to end. Comment below. Which is a politically incorrect question that you are scared of asking. Just write that down in the comments. I will try that I will send some comments and ask the next guest. Nice. This is a very big idea. The politically incorrect questions that you are scared of asking in society.

1:59:18Put that down. I will ask them to neutral. That there are questions that are also needed. Yes, questions that are needed. This is a platform where you and I can discuss. Without taking sides. Exactly. Otherwise, any other person will take advantage of vacuum and get a lot of money. True. Here's the last question which I've been asking recently. Fill in the blank. India will become a prosperous nation. Dash. When will we become a prosperous nation? When this happens? Like Dash happens. Police start doing their work. It's a thing that I have. I have my 9 stars. If I have made a new world, etc. The only thing that I want to make functional, like truly make them do their job like to the T is police.

2:00:13If you have any contract violation, go to police, that will violate it. In the city, someone is going to ask police. In Dubai, I saw my friends driving a car. I saw two people standing up. and they are not talking they are not having a word with each other so I said that the car is stuck why are you not doing this police wait for it police come and see if it will tell and I said that police don't tell it I said that police don't tell it so I said that police so I said that police are so confident they are fighting you have to kill you you have to break so that police is there only institution which starts working to the T which was designed experienced

2:01:21investment India a superpower or India a prosperous nation when the police will do it according to you in which country Fukuyama's book it says that in bureaucracy when the rule of law comes to the mind then the countries suddenly change from developing to developed Singapore exactly and that before Sweden Sweden, Denmark, example, how to govern rules of law and suddenly the direction of Scandinavia will be. Interesting. Nice. Thank you, sir. Thank you so much. I really want to tell everyone that ambitious and right guidance and particularly we are hosting really good people and I'm really happy that such a platform exists now and may you keep prospering and world ka number one make this only thing world ka number one keep the world follow that is one that is one that is one that is one that is one that is one that is one thank you we will sir we will make we will make sure that we keep working hard so that we make you prouder one day absolutely and already very proud thank you so much thank you so much for watching this episode end to the end now you have to do three things number one subscribe to this channel now because as much you subscribe so much better we can get guests for you number two please comment tell us what we did and what we did so that we can learn from that feedback and we can create more experience for you and number three this episode must be shared with someone because one conversation enough for changing someone's life I'll see you next time until then keep figuring out

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