What Is Practical Approach?

We believe in doing the practical most. That is where natural intelligence shows up, a live experience. Your slightest mistake can lead to massive loss, and your little intelligence can make you a whole bag.

For example, Mr. Nitin Gadkari (Central Minister) in one of his rallies addressed the audience with a story of a chef who came all the way from hong kong and was working at a hotel in Mumbai. On asking about his salary he told him he was being paid 1.5 million a month and how it wasn’t sufficient for the skills he had. He even compared the scenario with the commissioner’s pay and realised that the chef was actually being paid way more than what the commissioner was. The main aim of the story was to explain the importance of skill development and how a good skillset is a fundamental part of achieving goals.

What Is Financial Independence?

People often misguide financial independence as retirement. Whereas when we talk about Financial independence in business, it means a business that is your asset. We are saying Financial independence, not Financial Freedom. If you have any business making you money without you physically being there, you are financially independent.

In our NGO, we will help people become financially independent.

Understanding Risk-To-Reward

Risk is an innate part of life. Having said that taking risks in life and not getting an appropriate reward for it is where practicality comes into play. A lot of examples happen around us in our daily life to facilitate the statement. To explain it in easier terms we have always been told that chocolates cause us harm but for the temporary zest of it we still eat it for the time being. Similarly the smaller investments in life that might seem as a risk then might prove to be the facilitator of your biggest assets. Our motto is to make people understand the value of risk in life and also to be calculative of the risks and the rewards.