Simran Munot

Liberating truths: 1) No one is thinking about you 2) You can learn more than you think 3) You can change more than you think 4) You get loyal friends once you become an actual good person 5) You get wealthy once you become talented at something society actually values

Stop assuming you understand someone when you neither speak their language nor know about their culture or what they went through. Keep in mind that what people are willing to talk about is a tiny portion of what they actually lived. Judging is easy. Being kind is hard.

Be bluntly honest at all times. Don't be scared of speaking your mind. Some people will like you. Some won't. But at least, you will like yourself.

Ask them if they want to be famous, you’ll know at which life stage they are. Once you understand happiness is about peace, all you want is privacy.

Talented people all have some weird, crazy habits. That’s part of the package.

People who grow want the truth. The others want their beliefs validated.

To solve anxiety, imagine how it feels like: - to be financially free - to not owe anyone anything - to not need to prove anyone anything and keep that mindset in your daily life. It also works to find your purpose.

You naturally work harder once you understand what you are living for.

The majority of the most successful people I know actually did well at school. Don't go around telling clueless kids to just drop out. Credentials are useless only after you've succeeded. Otherwise, it's a very useful hedge.