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2. How does our brain perceive time?
3. How to slow down time and live longer?
4. What is the correlation of purpose with time?
5. What is the difference between a purpose and dreams?
6. Why do most people suffer and complain about not having enough time?
7. How come Elon Musk achieve so much in so little time? What is his secret?
8. Case Study Rockerfeller.
9. How Egyptian Pharo Ramses III lived so long?
10. What is Biological Aging? Why do some people appear very old at a young age, whereas others appear younger even while old?
11. How to utilize time after a founder slows down time?
12. What is the Make-Sell-Produce-Scale technique?
13. Why do copycats not succeed even when they get all the technologies easily?
14. What is meant by process and automation?
15. How to build efficient processes?
16. Why do most copycat companies fail to build the right processes?
17. Case study of Right Brothers.
18. Case study of Graham Bell?
19. Why do people laugh at high achievers?
20. How to use knowledge with time to build time capital?

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2. Why does chasing valuation become a habit, and then it is hard to build values?
3. Why do values provide the foundation of any business, which can then later drive the valuation?
4. How personal values of a founder are reflected in the companies they build?
5. What is the eighth value system that makes a startup valuable? What are:- a) Time Capital b) Health Capital c) Knowledge Capital d) Habit Capital e) Social Capital f) Innovation Capital g) Character Capital h) Future Capital
6. Case study of Ratan Tata's strong character in the Tata and Docomo exit deal.
7. Why is the India-Russia relationship non-scalable?
8. Why do building each of the capitals regularly and practicing the values make them a founder's and then eventually the startup's habits?
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4. Why do valuable companies survive economic slowdowns?

5. Why is scalability not real?

6. Why the startups have to create value first before chasing valuation?

7. Why is it easy to build a valuation add-on over a value but not vice versa?

8. Why are valuable companies hard to replace?

9. What is a debt and promise economy of money?

10. Why do we fake our promises?

11. Why do we suffer minimum if high-valuation companies are closed?

12. Why is it hard to evaluate the real value?

13. Why Bitcoin couldn't replace the currencies?

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• How Air BnB built their business without funding, just by smart selling?
• How was the Lyfas project built by smart selling?
• How Tofler makes money out of your investment?
• Two smart selling ideas.
• You don't have a business when you think you need more than you already have.
• When it comes to startups, cash is more important than mother.

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3. Why must you use the software tools?
4. How are Y-combinator companies achieving high growth?
5. How to build an effective team?
6. Who is India's best and most disciplined workforce?
7. What are the advantages of housewives and mothers?
8. Why do mothers become great flag-bearers of your mission and not like an employee?
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4. Why can't employees build startups?
5. What key psychological constraints do employees have that are unsuitable for early-stage startups?
6. Why does an immensely successful corporate employee fail to bring success to a startup?
7. What are the common sacrifices a founder makes to build a business?
8. How are results replicated in the business?
9. What significant role does worry-free peace of mind play in a founder's life?
10. Why is a startup a game of 10x growth, whereas businesses are games of 10% growth?
11. How to take a startup to 10% growth?
12. What is the 7-year rule of genetics? Why the success of any sort needs ten years?
13. Why is delegating bad, and no humans can delegate tasks to others?
14. How to build processes?
15. Why is the process the physical structure of a successful mind functioning?
16. What are the key benefits hiring gives to a founder's life?
17. How must the founder leverage those benefits?

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3. How to value intangible things?
4. Why can't we value our time, relationship, and health?
5. How to include time investment in the valuation?
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7. Case study of an uneducated intimate tea-selling couple with a highly educated degree holder.
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1. Case study of SpaceX, how Elon Musk wanted to convert Russian missiles into Rocket.
2. Why do eCommerce startups continue to fail? How deals, discounts, loyalty, rewards, and freemium models have been in use for the last 6000 years?
3. Why eCommerce startups have failed to help their customers grow and been doing the same thing of scheming their customers over and over?
4. How healthcare companies are building new technologies but validating, and certifying through the existing market?
5. How drug companies are making the drugs in the same way as they did some 200 years back?
6. How research articles haven't changed in the last 50 years?
7. Why do B2B corporate deals fail?
8. Why deals with large organizations is not scalable?
9. How do Y-combinator companies create a product in 30 days, sales grow, and raise investment in 90 days?
10. Why Spartans killed their inefficient children?
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5. How books makes you ready for a long 10-25 years of battle?
6. Why startup is addictive and hard to quit?
7. Why do founders face constant rejection, envy, hate, and criticism?
8. Why do you need to build something which is 100-1000x better than what people are using today?
9. Why 10-20% improvement better doesn't work?
10. Why do people encourage you to become shortcutist?

1. Difference between consumers and customers.
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3. Nokia and Reliance case studies.
4. Luneblaze Case Study.
5. OPD clinic case study
6. Street Icecream Case Study
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8. Why do founders say "we serve everyone?"
9. Why does serving everyone result in a loss?
10. Why it is important for a startup to have consumer=customer.
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2. Why startup has its own language?
3. Where you must apply the startup language rules?
4. Why you must use these rules in every conversation, including WhatsApp and amongst your friends?
5. Why people do not pay attention to those who can't speak the startup language?

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1) What are the common assumptions a corporate "leader" has while deciding to quit the job for starting a startup? 2) Assumptions vs Reality of: a) I have a network and contacts. b) Team will be ready to work for me. c) Investors have promised me investment. d) I already know the system and have reached the top. e) Customers have promised me that they will do business with me. f) My family will be standing firm by me. g) I have enough money in the reserve to build a company. h) I already know those, for example, Karan Bajaj who has come out of corporates and has built a business. i) My growth is stagnant; when I start, I will get more growth. 3) Why startup is depicted with Rocket. What is the law of rockets? 4) Why do you stake your family and have to be ready to lose family when you start a startup? 5) How do people replicate your business when you start seeing success? 6) Why there is no such thing as working for myself? 7) Why you may lose your home and lifestyle in the process of starting up? 8) What is the problem with motivation? 9) Why getting money out of the market is hard? 10) Should we then start or not start?

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