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In this episode, I explore the Dr Wayne Dyer Quote “Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change”
First, I talk about Dr. Wayne Dyer and his struggles in his childhood. Then I talk about how he overcame them to become a successful writer.
I then go on to explain 3 real-life stories where changing the way you look at a problem will help you come up with numerous amazing solutions. 
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In this episode, I explore the James Clear Quote “Most lucky events in life are opportunities, not outcomes”
First, I talk about James Clear and his achievements in the field of building habits.
Then I start off by explaining the hill-climbing problem and why people shy away from opportunities. Then give an example about Mark Zuckerberg and how he took an opportunity even against all the odds.
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In this episode, I explore the Satoshi Nakamoto Quote “The root problem with conventional currencies is all the trust that’s required to make it work”
First, I talk about Satoshi Nakamoto and his greatness and the need for a public currency.
Then I start off by explaining how money was started, the use cases, the gold standard, then move on to explain why governments dropped out of the gold standard, the problems it followed, and the reason for inflation. 
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Bitcoin White paper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
The bullish case for Bitcoin: https://vijayboyapati.medium.com/the-bullish-case-for-bitcoin-6ecc8bdecc1
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In this episode, I explore the Vincent Van Gogh Quote "Great things are done by a series of small things brought together"

First, I talk about Vincent Van Gogh and his mental condition and move on to explain all his achievements. 

Then I start off by explaining his quote by giving examples of how Steve Jobs and MS Dhoni emphasize the smaller things or processes in other words. Then I also explain what will happen if we delve too much into the big picture.

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Show Notes: 

*(00:04) Intro 

*(00:56) About Vincent Van Gogh 

*(06:35) Introduction to the quote 

*(07:25) How does Steve Jobs focus on the small things?

*(09:34) How MS Dhoni focuses on the small things?

*(12:00) What will happen if we delve too much into the big picture?

*(17:11) Closing 

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In this episode, I explore the Stephen Hawking quote "The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance; it is the illusion of knowledge"
First, I talk about Stephen Hawking and his medical condition and move on to explain all his achievements. Then I start off explaining his quote by giving an example of a math test, then explain the difference between not having knowledge and having an illusion of knowledge. Then to further explain this, I give an example of an Arab saying. Then I have included a quote from Thalapthy Vijay as well.
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Show Notes:
*(00:04) Intro
*(00:58) About Stephen Hawking
*(05:14) Introduction to the quote
*(05:39) Difference between not having knowledge and having an illusion of knowledge
*(07:07) Arab saying and the story behind it
*(12:37) Thalapthy Vijay Quote
*(13:06) Closing
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In this episode, I explore the Benjamin Franklin Famous Quote "Most people die at 25, we just don't bury them until they are 70"
First, I talk about Benjamin Franklin and explain his childhood and all the public good he has done. Then I talk about the illusion of a perfect life and give a talk from Vijay Sethupathi as an example. Then I move on to the topic of self-destruction and give an example as to how it can be implemented by anyone. 
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Show Notes:
*(00:04) Intro
*(00:58) About Benjamin Franklin
*(04:07) Introduction to the quote
*(04:30) Illusion of a perfect life
*(06:27) Vijay Sethupathi Quote
*(07:02) Art of Self Destruction
*(11:56) You block your own progress
*(13:50) Closing
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