What's one piece of advice you'd give your younger self at the start of your career?

whenever you have a good feeling about starting something, pursue it even though you don't know what you're doing yet, don't quit just because you're afraid of what others might say or think 😅

learn to manage money.

Save money more

Don't be afraid to ask questions. There is no such thing as a stupid question.

Be yourself. Don’t be afraid to think differently.

Find a brilliant mentor.

Waste less time :)

Don't put it off for later, learn how to manage your time and make a plan for a day/week/month, don't be shy

Just because you started working doesn't mean education stops , Happy Diwali 💥

Don't be afraid to make mistakes. To be honest, in the beginning, I was very afraid to start because I didn't want to make mistakes or fail. And I lost some time. But there is nothing bad in making mistakes, they only make you more experienced

Become the best version of yourself. Dont't try to become someone else. Everyones path is very individual.

You should aim high and reach for the stars if you want to win big. You don’t really know your capabilities until you put them to test.

It is important to voice your opinions, share ideas, and make yourself visible within your organization.

Don't stick with something that does not make you feel good. There are always a hundred different opportunities waiting. Plans will change, learn to enjoy the ride.

Practice a mindset of abundance! There are so many more great opportunities and people to meet.

Three pieces: Know your worth! Know your worth! Know your worth!

Act on the ideas you have for side projects.

Ask, ask, and aks again!

Take the risks.

You won't know until you ask, so ask the questions!