the previous episode we answered quite a few questions and I really enjoyed answering

some of your personal questions. Some were career related and there were some

really good takeaways from it. So I would like to take a few more questions

this time and get as candid as possible. So let's get rolling on this one.

And the next question for this episode is from a youngster who is just out of

college and here the question: I want to do a lot of things but I'm unable to get

anything done! What should I do? Please advise! This is an amazing

question and something that I can totally correlate with myself because

when I was just in early 20s this is how I was. I wanted to do everything under

the Sun and I was so fickle minded that you know I wanted to be everything at

once and I wanted to do everything at once.

But I didn't realize that

back in the day what is important is that if you want to do something

substantial you need to give it that time. You need to give it the focus. That

is something that I realized much later. But I started feeling you know and I

started feeling in everything I'm doing that's because I was not giving it

enough time. So I'm trying to look at one problem I mean or one idea that I want

to do and something cool comes out there and I quit that and then I move on to

something else so in this process what happens is

you're really not giving the due justice to this particular thing that you are

passionate about. So I'm not saying this is a bad thing because you are in the

early 20s. This is exactly the time that you need to experiment. So you

want to do a lot of things so go ahead and do all of those things. If you

fail it's no problem at all because you have age on your side and

there's no pressure as well if you fail. it's no big deal you move on to the next

one but after some time if you feel that you

have to go back to something for example - if it is art or if it is music or if

it is engineering or to start up or it could be anything for that matter if it

be theater or any of the occasions out there. but if you feel that your heart

is into something and you want to go back there, I think that

is where your true passion lies and you need to go back to that and then use

that to build your entire career. That is what I believe it's very critical. And

the second thing that I believe is there's a concept of detachment which I

always practice in my life. It's a great concept because what really happens is

it helps you to multitask. So the concept of detachment comes with another concept

called concentration. So what you need to do is that you need to take these two

concepts like detachment and concentration and then you need to roll with your

life. it's very simple so when you're doing

something for example right now I myself I'm running a couple of companies and

I'm trying to expand into a lot of these different areas but when I'm

focusing on one thing and one idea I'm completely detached. I'm detached

totally because I don't know I don't care about what anything else that is

happening out there. when I'm thinking about one idea I don't care about any

other idea that's going on whether it is going down or up you know it doesn't affect

me so this gives me that focus and the concentration to focus on one thing. Get

it done like you know like nail it you know that's where it's important then I

go to the next one I'm going to do the same thing there so that is what is the

concept of detachment so I it's it works like beautifully all the time and I

think that you should do that. So the bottom line is you're in your early 20s.

I think you need to go and experiment the heck out of it and this is no

pressure at all no problem at all in my opinion. But come

back, find your true love and you know pursue that for the rest of your life.

That's where the key is so all the best. That's all folks so

that's a wrap for today I had a great time answering these questions and I

hope that you can reach out to me anytime with anything that is troubling

you or you want an advice on anything I'm always there for you guys. Reach out

to me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter or Quora and see you around next time.

Take care and stay motivated

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