Stop innovating, start copying. No one is original, all have an inspiration to follow or copy from.

Internet is full of information. Start executing what you learn, read, or watch.

You can make money from the smallest skill or ability. If you're an overthinker, be a strategic thinker or work for top companies where your only job is to think and nothing else.

If you want to know your special talent or the thing you love doing, make a chart and mark the things you continuously do every day. Do this for 30 days and you'll see the thing that you spend most of your time.

Be a producer, not a consumer. Think of a way to produce the things you consume the most.

School taught us specific subjects, like maths and history. But we weren't taught: How to sell Or how to build relationships Or how to negotiate Or how to take care of our mental health Or how to network Or how to deal with personal finance These most important situations we face as adults were never discussed with us when we were students. We weren't taught these skills in school, and this makes all the success stories we hear about seem out of reach; it makes us feel dumb. We aren't dumb, we just don't know how to work the system. Your school taught you how to run in the race; it didn't teach you how to win. And that's what this book is for. To help you win the race. Packed with useful advice gleaned from his own journey as an entrepreneur and content creator, this book by Raj Shamani is a must-read.

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