This podcast has my own personal views and not rules. I do not wish to offend any person or organisation. This is just my way of sharing lessons that might help new students who are starting college. It is best if you proceed to choose your own healthy path and ideas that make you feel comfortable and help you succeed. If you have any issues with what I've said on the podcast, kindly email me on [email protected]. I hope you live a healthy, prosperous and beautiful life ahead!

This podcast has my own personal views and not rules. I do not wish to offend any person or organisation. This is just my way of sharing lessons that might help new students who are starting college. It is best if you proceed to choose your own healthy path and ideas that make you feel comfortable and help you succeed. If you have any issues with what I've said on the podcast, kindly email me on [email protected]. I hope you live a healthy, prosperous and beautiful life ahead!

This podcast is not the solution, it is just me trying to share things that helped me get rid of my bad habits of overthinking and chronic anxiety. If you are feeling stressed/anxious, I'd recommend you to speak to your parents and understand how you can fix your mind, body and spirit in a balanced and healthy way. I hope you succeed and live an amazing life.

Important reality checks for students who misinterpret things and eventually find it tough to handle the ups and downs of competition. 

Out of the three core ingredients, Design Frontend and Backend, Design is the most natural skill to learn. The softwares are simple, you get visible results in a very short span of time and even if you have zero technical skills, your design clubbed with a strong idea can directly propel to the final round.

Everyone is fascinated by the idea of competing at a Hack but there is always a fear of being unprepared. What is a Hack? What all do we need? What kind of apps do they expect? What skills do we need? This is the first part of a series called 'The Secret to Win at Hacks' where I share all I know about Hacks and if it's possible to win them through tips and tricks. I do not wish to offend any existing person/organisation/concept/institution. If you feel that I've said something offensive, please let me know on [email protected]

Students are always doubtful if what they are doing will benefit them after college. They want to know if their work would be helpful for their CV or if working for a club/chapter would help them in the longer run. The second half involves the value of experiences and our generation's most serious problem and how can we fix it.

Before you chase a high CGPA, big package Job and a billion dollars it's important you understand why we chase these things and their actual purpose so that you don't burnout running behind them.

A lot of you are about to join a new college and if you're doing a 4 year B.Tech you are probably doubtful about how to make the most of your college life. Here are some important things to remember before you begin the journey so that you are able to live a peaceful, relaxed, successful and a balanced college life. I haven't finished my college yet but I'm following the plan discussed in this podcast and things have gone pretty well till now. 

PS - Whatever things I say in this podcast are of my own opinion. These are not laws or sure shot ways. They suited me and my intention is to help others. I have used non-copyright music for the intro. I do not intend to offend any existing person/institution/organisation/idea/behaviour/idea/theory. Just trying to help people. If you think I've said anything offensive or incorrect, do let me know by emailing me on [email protected]

just wanted to tell everyone why I'm doing this and a gist of what lies ahead.