You're the anxious one. Not anxious about things out of your control, but things that are in your control. You take action instead of pondering over your anxiety. You try to work hard whenever you are in the element. But sometimes, you fail. Do you fail? No. That's what you think.

In this podcast, I compel (& hand-hold) you to re-thing the same.

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I think passion comes from a combination of two things. Curiosity and being really open to trying something out, and when you find it upto your liking, going all in into that one thing by your own self rather than anyone else having to poke you to do it.

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Do something uselessly amazing, every day.

All I wanna say in this über short podcast is, you are a human and you completely destroy the point of being one if you don't do literally anything that comes to your mind.

Enjoy!

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This podcast is for individuals who have lesser time than others. This one is for individuals who have things to get done. For the ones who wish there were more than 24-hours in a day.

Don't read books. And in the next one minute, you'll understand deeply as to why not. And no no, this isn't any listen to an audiobook instead of reading books kinda' sh*t. It's some real talk. Pay attention.

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Okay, let me set the bar right for this one. I love my coffee- I mean, no I cannot go without it. I, just can’t.

Is it a need? Sure. Is it something that I absolutely cannot live without? 100% yes. So I hope I’m clear, I am not going to hate on coffee- I’m here to tell you, how to take it right and maybe feel more than you do, with the same cup of coffee. This quick bite-sized podcast should tell you how much coffee to take in a day, when’s the best time to consume the same and the right way to drink it- so it gives you a caffeine hit that lasts longer than it usually does. This is Akshat Gupta, and you’re listening to the 23rd episode of the Teenpreneur Digest.

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Regardless of you being an avid or a passive reader, in the course of your entire life till now, chances are, you pondered on the following question- how does one retain what they read? Some of you read one book every 2/3-months, some of us read one book a month, some read one book a week. Regardless of how much you read, there will always be something that you miss to capture from the book. How do we pick what we take home from every book that we read? I mean, a self-help sort of a book has 12-chapters, and all are packed with high-intensity stuff in it- what do you do then? Do you take what'd needed or discard what's not? Actually, both.

Here's a tribute, to the art you are in yourself.

Want me to cut straight to the chase? Great, there is no simple answer to this but here's what works for me. Bite-sized learnings.

I have made a lot of you wait for this voice and all this calmness. Maybe a few of you, that I know personally and don't, are disappointed in the delays being caused in between podcasts and I'm glad a handful of you even took the courtesy to send me really good constructive criticism. But before I start with the revival plan, I owe a sincere apology to everyone who's been looking forward. So, here it is.

The ultimate variable- hard work. It's funny to even think of the misconceptions people have of this word. Hard work isn't simply doing more. It means sticking through. And this isn't a slim difference in understanding. It's a massive difference between the two.

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