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ASHUTOSH LEAVES SUIT BOOT BUBBLE FOR GROUND REALITY 🚨 HOST: You had a good college, a good job and a comfortable path. Why public life? ASHUTOSH RANKA 🔥: At McKinsey, I worked on a UP government health project. We went village to village in suit boot, thinking we were... changing things. HOST: What changed? ASHUTOSH 🎯: One sarpanch said, people like you come, give gyaan and leave. Come back after 5 years and nothing will change. If you really want to help, get my health centre opened. HOST: Is that the turning point? ASHUTOSH ⚡: Yes. My bubble broke. I could keep pretending I was changing the world, or get on the ground and get my hands dirty. I quit the job and entered public life.show more

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When you get knocked down… YOU GET BACK UP. I’ve been thinking a lot and reminiscing on 2025 because it truly changed my life and will be a year I never forget. A lot of learning and a whole lot of growing up… but anyways when I think about it, all I can think about is how I owe every single one of yall that stuck with me and had my back through that really low point in my life… the BIGGEST thank you… SO THANK YOU AND I LOVE YOU. I told yall I was gonna do better and be better for everyone and I really do appreciate yall giving me another chance and continuing to rock with me even though you didn’t have to❤️ IMO we absolutely crushed 2025 and made some memories that will stick with us for a lifetime. Got knocked down, but got back up! LETS BURN IT DOWN IN 2026… SEE YALL ON TOUR🔥🤘

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ASHUTOSH PULLS BJP’S UNICORN STORY OUT OF THE CLOUDS 🚨 SIDHARTH: Ashutosh says we don’t need more IITs and AIIMS. ASHUTOSH RANKA 🔥: Sidharth clearly misquoted me. I asked about the quality of IITs, not just the number. Tell us placements, infrastructure, research and world rankings. RAJDEEP: BJP says glass half full. CJP says structural issues are still not addressed. Is this just half full vs half empty? ASHUTOSH 🎯: AI and startups were global phenomena. Indian youth adopted them because they are brilliant. Stop taking credit for their talent. RAJDEEP: Jobs are a critical issue. How should India respond to this young population? ASHUTOSH ⚡: What unique did India do in 12 years to set us apart for the next 30 years? What is our AI policy, hydrogen policy, quantum policy and job plan? Numbers are not enough. Youth want quality, jobs and a future. 🔥

ASHUTOSH PULLS BJP’S UNICORN STORY OUT OF THE CLOUDS 🚨 SIDHARTH: Ashutosh says we don’t need more IITs and AIIMS. ASHUTOSH RANKA 🔥: Sidharth clearly misquoted me. I asked about the quality of IITs, not just the number. Tell us placements, infrastructure, research and world rankings. RAJDEEP: BJP says glass half full. CJP says structural issues are still not addressed. Is this just half full vs half empty? ASHUTOSH 🎯: AI and startups were global phenomena. Indian youth adopted them because they are brilliant. Stop taking credit for their talent. RAJDEEP: Jobs are a critical issue. How should India respond to this young population? ASHUTOSH ⚡: What unique did India do in 12 years to set us apart for the next 30 years? What is our AI policy, hydrogen policy, quantum policy and job plan? Numbers are not enough. Youth want quality, jobs and a future. 🔥

Mr Sharma

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Making $170,000 a year and still not happy. Caller: I'm 24 years old, I work remote in e-commerce fulfillment and logistics, and I make $170,000 a year. Dave Ramsey: You're 24 and you make 170 a year?! You are a unicorn, dude. Caller: Thank you. The company culture is great, but all my life I feel like I'm still searching for more. John Delony: What do you mean by searching for more? Caller: Well, I've only been here eight months, but I'm already at a director level. I feel like I could become a VP in the next six months, and I want a larger scope. Am I wrong for looking to leave for that? John Delony: Why do you want to be a vice president? What will a larger scope give you? Caller: I want to make more changes and learn more. John Delony: Here is a powerful life lesson: Whatever job you get, whatever car you buy, you go with you. That restless stirring you have isn't going to be fixed by a title. You'll get VP, and within six months you'll be chasing CEO. You're going to keep running until you decide you are alright where you are. We need ambitious people to fix big problems, but a big paycheck and a vice presidency will not fix you or make you feel less restless. I used to be the same way the moment I got a job, I was looking for the next one. It wasn't until I stopped and fixed my relationships with myself, my past, and my family that I found peace. What you are chasing is peace, and you will not get that in a job title or a dollar amount. Caller: That makes total sense. Dave Ramsey: That's so deep.

Making $170,000 a year and still not happy. Caller: I'm 24 years old, I work remote in e-commerce fulfillment and logistics, and I make $170,000 a year. Dave Ramsey: You're 24 and you make 170 a year?! You are a unicorn, dude. Caller: Thank you. The company culture is great, but all my life I feel like I'm still searching for more. John Delony: What do you mean by searching for more? Caller: Well, I've only been here eight months, but I'm already at a director level. I feel like I could become a VP in the next six months, and I want a larger scope. Am I wrong for looking to leave for that? John Delony: Why do you want to be a vice president? What will a larger scope give you? Caller: I want to make more changes and learn more. John Delony: Here is a powerful life lesson: Whatever job you get, whatever car you buy, you go with you. That restless stirring you have isn't going to be fixed by a title. You'll get VP, and within six months you'll be chasing CEO. You're going to keep running until you decide you are alright where you are. We need ambitious people to fix big problems, but a big paycheck and a vice presidency will not fix you or make you feel less restless. I used to be the same way the moment I got a job, I was looking for the next one. It wasn't until I stopped and fixed my relationships with myself, my past, and my family that I found peace. What you are chasing is peace, and you will not get that in a job title or a dollar amount. Caller: That makes total sense. Dave Ramsey: That's so deep.

Traeyz ♠️

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