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In school, I was the diligent, studious, obedient kid.
But there were kids around me, who weren't.
And I looked down upon them.
I thought those who smoke, drink, do not study, do not obey, as evil people.
I felt righteous in my approach.
And felt right to judge them!
Most of those kids have gone on to do meaningful things in life.
One of them runs a big chemist shop.
He went out of his way to source meds for my mom during the 2nd wave, when I had lost all hope.
In the end, how you treat people, defines who you truly are!
I asked him how I could help
He wanted to sell the rights to the song.
I have asked him to make it into an NFT and I will buy that.
So he is figuring how to do that!
I am excited for Shuja and everyone like him - who doesn't follow a set path.
Instead creates one for themselves!
I LOVE excel and genuinely believe it to be one of the best pieces of software ever made.
So many of my life decisions are made on it and I think knowing how to use excel is an important life skill.
While I live with no regrets, hand on heart not knowing how to code is one regret I have.
The ability to convert your thoughts into a consumable product is nothing short of magic!