Simple (But BRUTAL) Truth about Money

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @knowledgematters2857
    @knowledgematters2857 Год назад +172

    " For me financial independence is buying books without looking at its price " Wow what a line. Thank you for this podcast.

    • @WintWealthYT
      @WintWealthYT  Год назад +1

      You are so welcome!

    • @sanjayshorey4225
      @sanjayshorey4225 10 месяцев назад

      And then not having kids. What kind of people we are making our ideals? Hindus are doomed.

    • @mrinalbarman4864
      @mrinalbarman4864 6 месяцев назад

      But book's are always affordable

    • @xoxoxoxoxooxo
      @xoxoxoxoxooxo 2 месяца назад

      🤓👆🏻

  • @sujithkumar4395
    @sujithkumar4395 Год назад +264

    Paras was clear in his thought process. Beautiful insights

  • @shivanandkotian
    @shivanandkotian Год назад +242

    One of my inspiration. His mental models and perspective towards life has taught me a lot.

    • @cadivyanshu
      @cadivyanshu Год назад +2

      Where did u read about his mental models

    • @AkshayKumar-uv7ef
      @AkshayKumar-uv7ef Год назад +4

      On his personal website, you get link in his Twitter bio .

  • @AnkitG12
    @AnkitG12 Год назад +98

    I have heard Paras before. He is literally simple yet deep thinker. Always love getting valuable inputs from such people. Thank you wint wealth.

    • @CHAITHANYAVK-m6m
      @CHAITHANYAVK-m6m Год назад

      Totally agree.. I think that's what reading makes you

  • @saisathya6274
    @saisathya6274 Год назад +167

    Right questions fetch the correct answers, and this podcast was an example. 14 minutes of pure insight into life and wealth gave me a good idea about the delicate balance between them. Kudos to team Wint Wealth for bringing up such meaningful content 👏.

    • @WintWealthYT
      @WintWealthYT  Год назад +6

      Our pleasure!

    • @Cubgiving
      @Cubgiving Год назад +2

      ​@@WintWealthYTcan i know how do u approach like people have this much networth ,..

  • @vineets257
    @vineets257 Год назад +12

    One of the most meaningful interviews I’ve ever watched. This is what I always imagine when I say I want to be rich. I don’t want to be filthy rich, I want to be rich enough to not need any clocks in my house.

  • @sushil2kashyap
    @sushil2kashyap Год назад +52

    Main to fan ho gaya is bande ko sunkar...He made life and everything so simple and easy to understand

  • @AadarshRai2
    @AadarshRai2 Год назад +5

    One of the best line "Even if you are sitting still,you are moving in time & you can't do anything about it".
    I was actually sitting and imagined my self going in a timeline.
    Motivation at peak.

  • @AngshumanVI
    @AngshumanVI Год назад +36

    This guy is so underrated. Startup founders should look up to him.

  • @FitraYl
    @FitraYl Год назад +55

    Wint Wealth team has been putting up videos that provide great insights to the common people. I am so happy to see this work by your team. I wish Wint Wealth a good journey ahead!!

  • @Vibzz1
    @Vibzz1 Год назад +52

    What clarity of thought. Each and every sentence that came out of his mouth, was so precise, succinct as well as facts!

  • @kartikeyagupta1466
    @kartikeyagupta1466 Год назад +1

    Such a clear minded person.. He sounds like my father who always says don't just run after money..

  • @SickWalker.
    @SickWalker. Год назад +3

    I don't think there's a better channel than Wint Wealth. No unnecessary talks just to make some content, no drama, just pure and honest and knowledgeable content.

  • @anurag00715
    @anurag00715 Год назад +28

    Loved the way Paras speaks about money, time, and life.. He certainly has made his life easy by simplifying his thought process - about kids, about investment in index fund, about happiness.. so much wisdom..

  • @deepthirao164
    @deepthirao164 Год назад +3

    I'm blown away with the honesty and clarity in each of the responses. It's probably the best episode ever.❤

  • @debajyotichanda4741
    @debajyotichanda4741 7 месяцев назад +1

    Hes a thoughtful and intuitive person who knows as he feels life. Hes got good academic knowledge through books as well. Like this podcast after a long time.

  • @acromaniac001
    @acromaniac001 10 месяцев назад +2

    This by far has to be one of the most life changing conversations I have come across!
    Brilliant! Thank you team for bringing across a guy as precious as this!

  • @mukul1230
    @mukul1230 Год назад +6

    This was enlightening... he has rightely said there is no meaning of any money while dying... no matter how much you own. This comes only after hardships , experiences and knowledge. ....very much true

  • @prashantchouhan
    @prashantchouhan Год назад +6

    First be rich then a philosopher. The best way to go about life. 🚀

  • @ManishKrSingh-ov3oe
    @ManishKrSingh-ov3oe Год назад +2

    Listening Paras first time. It was like wow, how beautiful perspective to live life, there is. So insightful.

  • @natrajc4423
    @natrajc4423 Год назад +1

    Paras thoughts r so close to reality and demonstrate of being a rational personof positive perspective towards life

  • @ShantanuSardal
    @ShantanuSardal 10 месяцев назад

    perfectly said - "Money is a great motivator in adverse situations, but not as much if youre financially ok"

  • @SHIVAMSHARMA-ic3wb
    @SHIVAMSHARMA-ic3wb Год назад +18

    Superb conversation!! His voice exuded tranquility, and his perspectives were refreshingly original. His logical thinking was evident, and I gained valuable insights today. Thank you so much bringing an amazing guest.

  • @TriplicanePrabhu
    @TriplicanePrabhu Год назад +2

    His clarity on Money & Time are just mind blowing🙏🙏❤️❤️

  • @alkemyst19
    @alkemyst19 Год назад +1

    He is a well thought and well read person. It was a privilege to listen to him.
    Thanks wintwealth.

  • @AdarshKumar-em2iq
    @AdarshKumar-em2iq Год назад +8

    So thankful to Wint Wealth for bringing him on, I’d love to interact more with Paras at some point in future. Greatly impressed by his clarity and perception.

  • @HarshSharma-bp7zn
    @HarshSharma-bp7zn Год назад +5

    Such a shorted guy he is mannnn. Whish more social media people be this positive and straight.

  • @anshul.r6136
    @anshul.r6136 7 месяцев назад

    out of all the videos i have watched of wint wealth and of all guests, he's the most aware guest i have seen

  • @Nirbhey
    @Nirbhey 2 месяца назад

    This is one of the very few videos that I keep coming back to. Thank you, Wint Wealth, and Paras, for sharing this wisdom!

  • @saritha78rao
    @saritha78rao Год назад +4

    The best ever mindset and clarity of thoughts I have ever heard, and with such a humble and calm demeanor! Wish everyone is blessed with your level of wisdom!!

  • @raskarjr
    @raskarjr 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for inviting him.

  • @vibhavvikaskatre715
    @vibhavvikaskatre715 10 месяцев назад +1

    Case study for how a short podcast can be so insightful. Thanks to Wint Wealth team! ❤

  • @aarshavarsenal
    @aarshavarsenal Год назад +1

    Kudos to paras❤ for the very first time i saw some billionaire explaining what really matters

  • @dev_raga
    @dev_raga Год назад +19

    Having kids is not an investment, but rather to get a sense of caring/compassion - it teaches you be less selfish, more forgiving, and ability to compromise.

    • @vipinbidhurimola
      @vipinbidhurimola Год назад +2

      Life is all about compromise,if everyone in this world wants that you compromise in everthing and make.

    • @quantlovers5241
      @quantlovers5241 Год назад +2

      Yes but in order to learn about being less selfish, more forgiving and ability to compramise there are lots of other ways as well than to have kids. Having kids is not the only way to learn these things which you mentioned

    • @sta1RR
      @sta1RR Год назад

      @@quantlovers5241 its not just about that. Doing anything else wont teach u what and all that having kids will. Okay?

    • @quantlovers5241
      @quantlovers5241 Год назад

      @@sta1RR In that case some people are happy being ignorant in those field😊

    • @cianmusic7122
      @cianmusic7122 Год назад

      If you don't have a sense of compassion/caring already and need kids to be less selfish you better not have kids.😅

  • @shane006
    @shane006 Год назад +1

    As a 19 year old, his way of thinking is so modern and I love it, very insightful💯👌🏽

  • @SK-fq5ng
    @SK-fq5ng 11 месяцев назад

    That’s a nice different perspective on time especially the one he said “I dont set alarm to start/close a work or set 30 min to complete reading. It need to flow as we need to live in the moment, best one is when he said - probably that’s the last moment 👍🏼

  • @toonishwarhead
    @toonishwarhead Год назад

    This is an amazing discussion! Loved the simple perspective offered at 8:45 "You have bought a TV and you are in a good position to review that TV ... [...] ... people who have made money can comment/review how money changes them"

  • @dipinchachlani7292
    @dipinchachlani7292 Год назад +4

    Want a longer podcast with Paras Chopra. But thanks for bringing him on the show :)

  • @NikiVerse29
    @NikiVerse29 Год назад +12

    In a time when everyone is chasing after just any content, I'm glad I found this podcast gem! Kudos to WW for bringing an amazing personality and keep doing up the great work! This 14mins can change n number of lives❤

  • @ohsark2343
    @ohsark2343 Год назад +14

    keep up with these videos ,we need more of them

  • @chadj1797
    @chadj1797 Год назад +3

    Loved this opinions on life, money and savings. This guy knows what he's talking about and has done his homework in and out. What I didn't like is him not having kids. Such deep thinkers like Parag need more of his successors to carry his legacy and thoughts. Having kids is awesome guys don't miss out.

  • @Soumya00077
    @Soumya00077 Год назад +1

    Paras is a smart guy, following him since 2016. Good stuff Wint

  • @sanikasinalkar8173
    @sanikasinalkar8173 Год назад +1

    Had heard Paras long time back in one of the virtual hackathons during covid. But this IV today he seemed completed different than what I imagined him to be. It’s rare to find so much of clarity in thoughts and decisions.

  • @Devkumar-hv4pm
    @Devkumar-hv4pm Год назад +9

    What a thought process Man! Truly an inspiration.

  • @chrissmathews1178
    @chrissmathews1178 3 месяца назад

    Probably one of the most sensible interviews I have heard

  • @adityagandhi5696
    @adityagandhi5696 11 месяцев назад

    First time I herd someone is giving priority to happiness in life rather than chasing for money

  • @smackchie
    @smackchie Год назад +1

    So freaking good.
    Well thought, articulate, clear, calm, meditative.

  • @bharathhegde5941
    @bharathhegde5941 Год назад

    Man,What an interview.Thanks to wint wealth for bringing out different perspectives of money.Not a single ounce of attitude..

  • @suneetsalvi1200
    @suneetsalvi1200 11 месяцев назад

    Rare to meet such a level headed guy. We need more people like him around Keep it up. ❤

  • @hilly_billy9531
    @hilly_billy9531 Год назад +2

    Such a sorted guy!! May he have a great life.

  • @nk9996
    @nk9996 Год назад

    1:05 after this answer ,I know this session going to be amazing and absolutely brilliant episode!!👌

  • @sahastranshus
    @sahastranshus Год назад +1

    What a guy, Paras Chopra! Loved this discussion!

  • @bombayjohn3057
    @bombayjohn3057 Год назад +8

    Amazing clarity of thought. The only thing I disagree is not having kids. But then it's personal choice

    • @_SPREZZATURA_McGEE_
      @_SPREZZATURA_McGEE_ Год назад +1

      This Gentleman is gay. He is not having kids, no matter how he explains it. Enjoyed the interview. Thanks.

    • @pratapkp6139
      @pratapkp6139 Год назад +1

      In my perspective the reason to have kids is to help you explore the world and make sense of it. If you don't have kids, you do the figuring out yourself through whatever you find enjoyable and meaningful. Both are fine

  • @siddharthsaxena4429
    @siddharthsaxena4429 Год назад +1

    Tremendous Clarity on what he wants and what he chooses to let go !! This podcast is pure gold .

  • @pushi3649
    @pushi3649 Год назад +2

    wint wealth was an Prime channel. It was very rare to know what the billionaire thinks. But by the help of you, we can feel the magnetic mindset of those people🥰😇

  • @seekertruth72
    @seekertruth72 Год назад +1

    jab tak jinda hai ..tab tak jinda hai.... jab mare to hum hi nahi! everything is sorted .....! Thanks a ton Wint Wealth! keep bringing more and more interviews like this

    • @vikrantshelke8510
      @vikrantshelke8510 Год назад

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  • @ShafiqueM
    @ShafiqueM 9 месяцев назад

    Woah, what a personality. Someome who figured out how to live his life to fullest.

  • @phaneendhraajaythota1025
    @phaneendhraajaythota1025 Год назад +2

    Dude is speaking from such a privileged place.. It doesn't apply to everyone.. each and everyone case is different ... some people have to do hard labor and can't really get paid enough.. as Shahrukh Khan says.. become rich and then become a philosopher. . this person has exactly become that.. Some people have it easy and some people just don't No matter how hard they try..

  • @ronakparmar2673
    @ronakparmar2673 11 месяцев назад

    Just wonderful insights of life and wealth. Thank you for inviting him.

  • @TwoLittleBums
    @TwoLittleBums 10 месяцев назад

    Waaw!! I was looking for financial wisdom, but this is far more than that.

  • @abhishek-soni
    @abhishek-soni Год назад +1

    This is my first time coming across Paras, I think he is one of the clearest thinkers I have ever heard on this topic, very insightful! ❤

  • @mrgyani
    @mrgyani Год назад

    Remember him since the time he had just launched wingify. What a journey.

  • @prathameshmahadik659
    @prathameshmahadik659 10 месяцев назад

    His eyes talks about just wisdom ❤ what a man

  • @CloudAdvocate
    @CloudAdvocate Год назад

    Amazing video Wint!! Thank you..you got me glued for full 14:25 mins.

  • @amoldeore3931
    @amoldeore3931 Год назад +1

    Man, this was one of the most insightful videos of a few mins I've seen so far! Wish it was a longer conversation...

  • @ShreyasRisodkar
    @ShreyasRisodkar Год назад +3

    Such a sorted interview.. great perspectives… Thank you

  • @iambeingsarcastic7116
    @iambeingsarcastic7116 Год назад

    I become a hard core fan of this person. Wow! He is really different

  • @aanandsoni8246
    @aanandsoni8246 Год назад

    Calm and progressive by nature. He will become a good philosopher 👏

  • @boyfromthemountains
    @boyfromthemountains Год назад +6

    Every word, every answer absolute gold, pure gold. Absolutely loved the end part where he was talking about time would love to have something similar in my life as well. However at 10:00 where he said men have it easy and its 95% of mother's responsibility is somewhere lacking a deeper thought and understanding, maybe because he never thought about it in a way of having kids him self. I'll just tell you one line sir, " A mother might carry the weight of a baby for 9 months in her womb but a father carries the weight of the baby on his shoulder for his entire life. " Not necessarily a parent has to think of being dependent on the kid for his old age, as a matter of fact, if you do choose to have a baby, they owe you nothing but you owe them everything, its a tough choice but it is the way it is. Thankyou.

    • @ssubbmmm
      @ssubbmmm 11 месяцев назад +1

      You enriched me with some more wisdom... To which I was not aware of but seeking to 🙌🏻, thanku❤

  • @webvikrant
    @webvikrant 11 месяцев назад

    My goodness. What an awesome video. Like a patiala peg. No water, pure whisky.

  • @msir3788
    @msir3788 7 месяцев назад

    Best interview of Wint Wealth I have ever seen ❤

  • @drjitendravs
    @drjitendravs Год назад +5

    Ye, Wintwalo ka video editor kaun hai bhai.. simple but superb.. he/she knows what should be done when and why and where.. every single moment of video is made precious.. good efforts.. keep it up 👍ek baari iska interview karvao.. want to see this whole team infact.

  • @mukul1230
    @mukul1230 Год назад +2

    also I like him saying 'No Watches'... of course this is man knows he is only a pure form of an energy... something whats beyond time bounded physics. Which we all are.

    • @kavishwarmokal124
      @kavishwarmokal124 Год назад

      What no watches means? even he have mobile he have watch and carries it.

  • @SureshKumar-gu9cu
    @SureshKumar-gu9cu Год назад +1

    All good thinking by the person who was answering the question. The only place where he was shallow was where he said people expecting children to take care of them, expecting one person taking care of another person is not logical etc., there he went western way with no emotions and shallow thinking. Though I agree these days there are children who do not take care of their parents.

  • @udaykhanna1
    @udaykhanna1 Год назад +1

    Meaning of the Painting "Persistence Of Memory" = Our subliminal unconscious mind is present in what we do in our daily lives and has more power over us than man-made objects of the conscious world.

  • @BiswajeetSethi-yg5go
    @BiswajeetSethi-yg5go Год назад +1

    Paras is such an amazing person, I follow him on Twitter all the time. Hope to see him more on podcasts!

  • @Namanfornature
    @Namanfornature Год назад

    Probably the most beautiful podcast about money ❤

  • @Anask_M
    @Anask_M 10 месяцев назад

    Looking at his thoughts..Indeed he picks books without looking at tags.❤

  • @VJosephGeorge
    @VJosephGeorge Год назад

    Reflecting the perceptions I have about life now! may be late but I have it now. Game on....... and playing..... 😉

  • @tkdevlop
    @tkdevlop Год назад +17

    Man I love too see people with money telling me that won't bring me happiness 😂

    • @vikrantshelke8510
      @vikrantshelke8510 Год назад +3

      That's so true what they say. search about jim carry's thoughts on success and money. he says i wish everybody should get rich and what ever they want in life be it money, fame any desire they have so they can seeit's not the Answer.

    • @arpit.sharma
      @arpit.sharma Год назад

      @@vikrantshelke8510 Nothing can be the answer. Not even spirituality. There's nothing like permanent state of bliss.

    • @santhoshrider7348
      @santhoshrider7348 Год назад

      ​@@arpit.sharmathen you don't know what real spirituality is!

  • @hva61
    @hva61 Год назад +3

    Kids are not Investments.. they are your contribution to a civilised society...if all nice youngsters think of not having a kid , I can imagine where the society will lead...we owe that much to our society

    • @PrashanthM90
      @PrashanthM90 Год назад +1

      That's a nice thought. Knowingly or unknowingly, we benefit in so many ways from society. Having children can be seen as a way of giving back to society when we are too old to do so.
      Instead of being selfish and thinking my children should take care of me when I'm incapable, we should raise decent human beings who add value to the society when we no longer can.

    • @modellocomotiveworks2215
      @modellocomotiveworks2215 Год назад

      There are 1000 other ways to contribute. Not just to produce kids randomly
      There are millions of children wandering on the roads, they need a good lifestyle, education ,care , love. Give it to them and apart from that no problem in giving birth to one child if it is not a result of lust, greed or fear of old age.

  • @AyushThakur-fl3bg
    @AyushThakur-fl3bg Год назад +7

    Makes me wonder if FIRE is just a fear induced way of leading a life, where most of the times you will be defensive. Another approach could be choosing to embrace the chaos of life and working with it. FI (financial independence) is important but RE (retire early) may be a bad place to be in.

  • @akileshrao
    @akileshrao Год назад

    Never knew who this man was before this video but man does he look sorted in his head. Great conversation altogether.

  • @nikhilkamble1625
    @nikhilkamble1625 Год назад

    Very beautiful thoughts. He is driven towards the philosophy of life by readings book. Very nice to hear him.

  • @ayushvijay4405
    @ayushvijay4405 Год назад

    This is what a well read person sounds like. Found someone of this level of intellect after a vey long time.

    • @stackingflow
      @stackingflow Год назад

      gyan esa chodo ki logo ko lage tum hi sabse smart ho

  • @cthinkzz
    @cthinkzz Год назад

    He is so calm and insightful about his thoughts."

  • @sachinuchil8890
    @sachinuchil8890 Год назад

    Dude is a philosopher first and foremost !

  • @ashishsagar1085
    @ashishsagar1085 Год назад +2

    Got reminded of an SRK quote - Become rich before becoming philosopher

  • @yerraashokchakravarti3197
    @yerraashokchakravarti3197 Год назад

    I really liked this man.. His thought process is so simple and he stays away from mob mentality kind of stuff.. I wish i would be like him one day..

  • @ShikharNigam23
    @ShikharNigam23 6 месяцев назад

    That TV example was accurate and on point man

  • @Nature-dj8ht
    @Nature-dj8ht Год назад

    One of the best interviews I ever watched

  • @vinaykumar-yx6jf
    @vinaykumar-yx6jf 5 месяцев назад

    What a place for the interview… very cool background with greenery ❤

  • @sunik240
    @sunik240 Год назад +6

    Team Wint Wealth, loving your content.
    Been a fan for a while. Love sharing your content with my family.
    Keep this up.

  • @smarteveryday1606
    @smarteveryday1606 Год назад +2

    hmm interesting viewpoint, I've seen other interviews but their viewpoint has a broad but common pattern.
    this HNI interview is different as i felt he possess a subtle spiritual mental state which is a higher state than normal human being.
    good job wint, the interviewer seemed humble and slightly in such praying mode and it's good suited the whole theme.

  • @bksumit903
    @bksumit903 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the podcast, Paras ji is so calm and measured. Dunno why could see a little bit of Rahul Dravid in him. Was so assuring 😊

  • @vipinverma9765
    @vipinverma9765 Год назад +1

    This guy is pure wisdom

  • @rayjoshi1252
    @rayjoshi1252 Год назад

    Such an insightful episode! The guy has solid clarity and has really thought it through.

  • @krishnachaturvedi8692
    @krishnachaturvedi8692 Год назад +3

    This guy is at Maslow's Self Actuallization stage in life

  • @sarveshmanolikar3684
    @sarveshmanolikar3684 Год назад

    Never heard of this guy before, but he is awesome.

  • @theanandprasad
    @theanandprasad Год назад

    Golden nuggets. Wow. Long time after Naval Ravikant, I have heard someone spoken so clearly about life and happiness.