AI REVOLUTION

Posted on 3 September 2025
AI has changed our life here in 2025 in a lot of ways. Now we don't go to Google for our searches; we go to chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini, and they actually have been doing the work of Google 100x better already. Now if a student wants to cheat on their assignments, they don't go to Google; students write them using AI, and teachers check those assignments using AI. It's surely making both more productive. Now people in colleges can party more, or maybe some can work on their dreams more, which is obviously great, but AI is bigger than copying the assignments from it. AI today is changing everything. In the last 3 years more than 150 billion USD with a "B" has already been allocated to it, and trillions are promised. Which is surely not only for these dumb assignments.

JOBS

Today people are scared to think about AI, as they think it will be taking their jobs. Ok, here is a fact: due to automation, around 20% of jobs that existed in 2000 do not exist today anymore. This happens every decade; the job market changes, and capitalism continues to increase its profits after every automation. Big corporates then hire more and more people for increasing their profits even further because? because it's never enough, and the people who get hired are the new generation of the workforce, which already knew how to code back then, and even future analysts who can use the AI to increase their productivity will go nowhere, and those people will still be paid the hundreds of millions of dollars that they are getting paid today. But the real questions will be, will they be able to cope with the automation and changing tech? In 5 years people who don't work on the new technology will surely be getting unemployed, like it happened between 2000 and 2010. Colleges will still remain dumb because from the government's POV, they think they have bigger jobs, like staying in power, which they get by investing in colleges, but in India, they will surely get by giving some women 2k a month, which is frustrating. The initiative must be taken by you yourself, and there will always be people who don't want to see you up there. They will always make you feel like you are doing no good, but you have to be stubborn; otherwise, you will die without making any positive impact in the lives of people.

DEMOCRATIZING EDUCATION

I myself have been using AI to understand topics that are tough to understand, and unlike teachers in schools and colleges, you can actually ask them the same question 10 times, and it will be as polite as it was on the first time. It doesn't get tired. It teaches the user in a one-on-one way where you are not sitting in a class with 60 other students, and you only have 1 hour, and then the next class begins, and then the next, and this thing continues, but AI doesn't care about time. If you want to learn, you can use it for hours, and it can teach you the way you understand the best. After learning it can test you with questions. It's one of the greatest innovations for people who are obsessed with their dream.

CHANGING FINANCE

AI has changed everything, including finance, which is great because it increases the productivity of people. JP Morgan invested 18 billion dollars in 2024 in AI, which reduced their servicing cost. In other words, they fired people who were dumb, and now their advisors are given some internally or externally generated AI tools, which have doubled their productivity already. According to a survey, 80% of CFOs take suggestions from AI before taking any big decision for business, and this is just the start. Everything will be different once the electricity generation increases. Now corporates don't need you to make PPTs for them; now the AI can read those 1000 pages in seconds that took weeks for a human, which means now if you know how to use those tools, you have already done 80% of the work.

PRODUCTIVITY

AI is boosting productivity at every level. By handling repetitive and time-consuming work, AI allows humans to focus on creativity, decision-making, and problem-solving. Whether in education, jobs, or finance, AI frees up time and energy for people to work on higher-level goals instead of routine tasks.

CONCLUSION

AI is not the future—it is the present. From classrooms to corporate boardrooms, it is reshaping everything. Some people may resist, but those who adapt and embrace AI will thrive. Just like electricity changed the world, AI will continue to redefine how we live, learn, and work. The key is simple: learn how to use it, and it will open doors you never thought possible.

Being Normal Sucks

Posted on 18 July 2024
Before starting, we need to understand what "normal" even means. People go through their daily routines doing the same predictable things—which makes them normal. But the truth is, they don't even try to change. They wake up and never attempt anything hard. They don't challenge themselves. They don't try to climb their own Himalayas. And that's exactly what makes them normal. But to me, that's not okay. In fact, there's nothing that sucks more than being normal. Being normal, for me, is worse than simply living. It's better to die than to spend your life doing normal, safe, comfortable things.

I believe in doing what your brain resists—things it fears, things it avoids. If something feels hard, that's the very reason you must do it. Don't overthink. Don't wait. Just do it. Because this is not about motivation. Nobody wakes up feeling motivated every single day. That's a fantasy. In real life, there are far more days where you feel lazy, unmotivated, even hopeless. Who actually wants to do hard things? Almost no one. But that's where persistence comes in. That's where ego kicks in. And I'm not talking about toxic ego—I mean the kind of ego that says, "I don't back down. I don't quit. I'm not like the rest." That ego can be your fuel.

I don't want to live like the rest of the 8 billion people in this world. The crazy part is—they already know everything I'm saying. They've read the books. Watched the videos. Scrolled the quotes. They know. But they never act—and they never will. That's exactly why being un-normal is more fun. It's hard. It's painful. But that's the point. I love doing hard things because that's what makes me feel alive.

STAY HUNGRY STAY FOOLISH

Drama Doesn't Exist—Until People Create

Posted on 21 June 2024
I was listening to a podcast of Nikhil Kamath in which the Zepto guy asks Nikhil for a piece of advice, and he says, "Take all the people in your life — whoever is adding drama — write their name down and just eliminate them from your life, because situations are often dramatic, but more often than not, people are dramatic, and they draw that into your life."

Which is one of the greatest lines I have ever heard. It's not that the situation is dramatic — it's the people who make it dramatic. And most of the time, they're doing it on purpose. People love an underdog going up the ladder, but when he is too high, people tend to hate him for being too good — and that is why they add this drama to your life. They can't see someone going up.

I read this quote somewhere: "They may be cheering now, but they are dying to boo you." And if you don't understand it now, you will when you experience it.