One important point Sharan. When some legend like him is in front of you, its very important to let him finish and then take a pause and resume. Its the problem with intelligent people, that they listen half make it full. I also had this. But conversations with legend is always one sided. Once the flow is coming from space of sharing if interrupted they will share little. It is not important to complete all questions, even if you make in Art of negotiating people will appreciate much more. You can also make multi part podcast.
The U.S. offers such a unique ecosystem for entrepreneurs. The venture capital scene, the tech culture, and access to resources are way better than what we see in many parts of the world, including India. Don’t you think that’s why so many founders move their businesses to the U.S.?
Absolutely. The infrastructure in the U.S. supports scaling businesses so much better. In India, while the startup scene is growing rapidly, the U.S. has years of experience, plus Silicon Valley is basically the epicenter of innovation
the regulatory environment is more conducive for large-scale innovation in the US You can get funding more easily, and there’s more focus on nurturing new ideas. In India, bureaucracy can still be a hurdle for many entrepreneurs
India definitely has its challenges, but it’s changing fast. The startup culture there is booming, and we’ve seen success stories like Flipkart and Zomato. But yeah, the U.Sstill holds an edge when it comes to certain industries, especially technology and finance
And think about how much a financial advisor could help in these scenarios, especially after a huge windfall like $400 million! I mean, selling a business at that level would come with so many complexities taxation, reinvestment strategies, maybe even managing his legacy
This Hotmail guy has my heart now. Not only did he give me my first email but his philosophies and the way he evolved in the US is just amazing. He is a true representation of the best of both worlds. Whereas sharans interaction was purely transactional,as he wanted a recipe to make more money. He could’ve asked better questions and kept this longer as an interview.
@@financewithsharanSharan bhai nice work but Need insights... this was overview Ask him How did you split the money of development part with partner if you knew no coding? How did the company survive when he had no money? Or company was not making money What was the medium of contact by Microsoft? Who all people come to buy company? What's your role after you sell your company?
I am totally with him. Freedom to think leads to innovation and that’s US. And I never experienced racism in US too, you got to be honest and true and people in America respect you
Keep that attitude in America & not in India for 2 reasons. 1. If you follow American rules in India, you will be looted into poverty. You got to be street smart & ruthless. 2. The USA doesn't follow honesty and integrity and truthfulness in its dealings with the outside world.
BTW this negotiation that he talks about is so different from how we negotiate a salary from HRs. HRs are employees who are incentivized in a different way to bring you into the company with as little hike as they can getaway with. For eg., looks at the tactics followed by Meta HRs in US, th-cam.com/video/85lpYPJDR1Q/w-d-xo.html
everyone says Money is not success but they can only say that after achieving the financial freedom....don't listen these people who says money is not success.....there is no success without money in any business
More specifically, don’t interrupt often. We know you want to talk as well (😂😂😂 your view on Stanford). But we are here for guest , so don’t break his train of thought. Same thing with Shamani guy
I'm retired at 47, went from Grass to Grace. This here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $35k biweekly and a good daughter full of ❤ I’m forever grateful harriet dixson
I want to compliment you, you have said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to expand my business to the next level by making myself an investor but I really don't know how to go about it..
Wealth is built in both bull or bear market and also wealth transfers from the impatient to the patient. One of the best ways to succeed in crypto is by trading your assets with a good strategy..
Ms harriet understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her siignals are top notch
Very good interview. Sabeer was sensation in 90s with the Hotmail deal. Btw, I am a dedicated user of Hotmail since mid 90s. Sabeer spoke his mind and offered excellent advice. Follow your passion and specialize. Thanks Sharan for the show.
What an intellectual and insightful conversation this was !! Really impressed how Sharan got intrigued and kept asking deeper questions..Sabeer you rock !!
I am 100 % agree on last 5 minutes of talking. We need to built a culture where everyone is helping each others. True happiness comes when you see someone else because of you
You really feel the energy of a person who is truly enlightened, through this podcast we got a chance to get a piece of mind of such a person. I absolutely agree with his philosophy of life. The very first help we can start lending the society is the approaching any person with humility. Spreading humility in India is what i think will really help us outperform in every sector and stage possible and bring out the best in people.
I totally agree with Sabeer. I live in US and i feel most people are honest when they are making any deal/ negotiation. For example, if they are making a deal on a used car purchase, they usually mention any minor/ major problems they are facing with that car and make a deal. They generally don't hide anything to sell.
Love Sabeer… the way he has the ability to see India and Indians (being one himself) but has the ability to call them out for their areas of improvement of mindset!! While negotiations or defining success… 👏🏼 refreshing and much much needed for Indians mentality
Good common sense conversation and simple exchange of ideas, and some good nuggets to take away. Would have been good to have Sharan in one of his best suits for this interview.
India vs USA is not a fair comparison..when 80 crore folks in India are siill depending on free food grains 'creative' thinking takes a backseat..lets compare ourself with say a Brazil or South Africa
Dude I really loved his point on negotiation. People think they outsmarted the other guy to get the deal but doesn't look for future prospects. Which is a failure of education pr thinking system here.
This is the first time comming to this channel, i thought it was any other video in the internet, but I should have kept a note with me, so valuable, thanks
This is the best podcast i have ever seen in ages, people just say yes to everything but the person speaks only facts and truth which is so relatable for today's society, luved this podcast.
Hi Sharan... That was a great podcast... Able to understand a lot... As people in the comments pointed out, pls dont interrupt in between where we may lose the flow and lots of information... If you are worrying upon time limit, u can always keep it as part-2 and people are ready to watch... Hope you would take up this positive criticism in the right way...thanks
Great interview! Absolutely agree with creative freedom! Have had this conversation a few times with people! India is always the back office! The talent is here but we seem to be happier with working for the facebooks when we could be creating it!
I can totaly relate to Sabeer on how the Americans do deals. Its not to get the better of the other people but to have a long lasting relationships in the deal.
Raj Shamani's interview style was much better. He allowed the conversation to flow naturally, whereas this interviewer kept interrupting so much that it became frustrating, and I ended up quitting the Interview.
What a great discussion between a young guy and an experienced one from the US. I now regret not accepting an offer to send me to the US in 86. Thanks for this video.
I am in a similar dilemma right now 😅. Can you tell me what all things you accomplished in your home country and anything else you think you could have?
@AloysiusHettiarachchi well both the people in this video are of Indian descent and the comparison in the mindsets of people in both countries and jobs therein are being talked about. Or you could have extrapolated my comment to assume I was asking about your country of origin, whichever it is.
@Pratim-z7l Well, I am a Sri Lankan who has been following the IT industry in Bangalore for a long time and was quite impressed with it. And I knew they would achieve a lot. Ones there was an old gentleman (from MP) who came to Sri Lanka to work in a WB project. And they gave a space for him in my section of the office. From the time he came to the office in the morning till he called it a day he was dabble with his computer. One day I decided to ask him what he was doing. He said he was developing a software program for use in road projects. And he asked me also to try. And I was somehow able to beat him using different language. So, I knew Indians would one day produce multimillionaires and I wrote an article about it in a national daily. One of our ministers picked it up and established a university for IT. Now Indians talk of trillions we too have a few who achieved billions. I was offered tickets to go to USA when I finished my stint in Africa with one of the richest persons in Switzerland. I declined thinking the safety of my family. Though I haven't made even a million I and my family are quite happy with what we have. Use my name to search my profile. Btw my daughter sings 'Kush na kaho' sounds like the original!.
"Became fan of sabeer bhatia he explained different mindset of indian and US people in a unique way i got convinced by his examples while projecting an idea in a group"❤
Love this interview. The points Sabbir touched on are spot on. Only by being secure in supporting others can we all succeed. The Indian culture needs to adopt this. Then India will be a tremendous super power. Innovation through collaboration is key. That can only happen when there is an environment that supports and encourages it. It definitely exists in the U.S. and Europe. India in my opinion can do the same. But the culture has to change first.
Very truthful and honest views from such a successful businessman. India need to change so much...which is another question....first they need to stop dividing country on religion. 😒
My sub conscious mind just flashed up by listening this interview, I believe that i could apply the knowledge and lifeas well as other principal's from Mr.Sabeer🔥 and get to find the true happiness of life.❤
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a great video every person needs to watch to know what they want to pursue in life. Kudos to Sharan for the questions . Sabeer answered very gracefully !
Thanks bro, I was in tears throughout listening to Hotmail owner, if only we learn to be like that to see others happy and allow us to be creative just for the sake of spreading joy, how wonderful the world will be, I shared this conversation with all my groups❤
Till today I thought he coded Hotmail. He is brutal honest. He is 100% true about innovation in india. This was a good interview. Sharan, thank you for bringing successful people to the podcast. You actually did really good. Great job.
29:00was such a thoughtful question and very correct. As a civilization India’s priority is security and building economically. US has been a democracy for a while, 1885 they had Standford built on colonial loot. We were struggling to survive in every form. Next decades will be of expedited progress. ~coming from a US Masters Graduate
Colonial loot? Bro are you mad? US never colonized atleast at the level of europeans, you should read some history, every western country didn't did colonization 😂, also you're wrong about next decade you don't know anything coz you're living in US while we know ground reality
@ who do you think lived in the US before British and Europeans that we see today???native Americans were slaughtered by British and Europeans who feared persecution and came in ships to US along with their African slaves and Indian money. Many Indians were brought in for cheap labour, we still have the reminiscence in Canada,generations of Punjabi families. America has very dark history and so does Australia, Canada and most of the colonies. But yeah what do I know!!!
@ Yes colonial root! Book suggestion: Bury my heart ❤️ at wounded knee, Do you ever read history??? Americas belongs to Native Americans. Same British colonizers looted Americas as well and still to this day natives are fighting for their rights. These foreign settlers were brutal, committed genocide, looted villages just like they did in India. I have had the pleasure of discovering and meeting some natives. Whites came from all over their colonies, bringing slaves from Africa, looted wealth from other colonies and some came simply fearing persecution. It’s a very dark history. Maori are still fighting against these looters in New Zealand. Read something before commenting.
@sgirl6154 that was a thing of past dude get over it and was done by britishers, I don't see any native American complaining about it but you not being one are very concerned.
Thank you, Sir. Last year, I transformed an idea into a granted patent in India, achieving a 5-15% improvement in fuel efficiency for IC engines at a quarter of the cost of existing technology. I’ve even demonstrated the science by running a vehicle with this innovation. However, I'm still in pursuit of funding to bring this to a larger scale.
All is good , but sharan whenever u call a good personality like this , main thing is that u should listen to them first, should not interrupt in between.. this is wrong.. this make everyone felt bad First wait for them to complete Their sentence then u should continue yours
Hi Sharan, I wish there were fewer interruptions during the conversation. I know it's tempting to ask as many questions as possible in the given time, but the guest wasn't able to speak more than two sentences before getting cut off. Hope you take this positively!
One important point Sharan. When some legend like him is in front of you, its very important to let him finish and then take a pause and resume. Its the problem with intelligent people, that they listen half make it full. I also had this. But conversations with legend is always one sided. Once the flow is coming from space of sharing if interrupted they will share little. It is not important to complete all questions, even if you make in Art of negotiating people will appreciate much more. You can also make multi part podcast.
That is what Beerbiceps has really nailed it down. He listens to the guest really well. Even Raj Shamani is great at hosting shows in this way.
True❤
6 DAyS 😂Till now no Response from Sharan "The Quick Response breaker"
Dipesh Bro u have paused him very long n Hard:)
I agree on that, seen him cutting him out ...
True, Sharan I think better quality of questions would make us be able to extract more value out of the guest?
This guy is absolutely blunt! Not a people pleaser
Yeah!
The way he said its emotional mumbo jumbo showed it all. No nonsense guy.
yeah@15:00 iska KLPD kar diya😜😜😜😜
@@AGENT_PR0V0CAT3UR lol yeah I laughed so hard. As sabeer was not ready to agree on any shitty logic from any random dude🤣
At 15.0 he wanted to say u r talking bullshit. But politely he said its bogus😂
The U.S. offers such a unique ecosystem for entrepreneurs. The venture capital scene, the tech culture, and access to resources are way better than what we see in many parts of the world, including India. Don’t you think that’s why so many founders move their businesses to the U.S.?
Absolutely. The infrastructure in the U.S. supports scaling businesses so much better. In India, while the startup scene is growing rapidly, the U.S. has years of experience, plus Silicon Valley is basically the epicenter of innovation
That entrepreneur probably found it easier to scale in the US and attract Bill Gates’ attention
the regulatory environment is more conducive for large-scale innovation in the US You can get funding more easily, and there’s more focus on nurturing new ideas. In India, bureaucracy can still be a hurdle for many entrepreneurs
India definitely has its challenges, but it’s changing fast. The startup culture there is booming, and we’ve seen success stories like Flipkart and Zomato. But yeah, the U.Sstill holds an edge when it comes to certain industries, especially technology and finance
And think about how much a financial advisor could help in these scenarios, especially after a huge windfall like $400 million! I mean, selling a business at that level would come with so many complexities taxation, reinvestment strategies, maybe even managing his legacy
This Hotmail guy has my heart now.
Not only did he give me my first email but his philosophies and the way he evolved in the US is just amazing. He is a true representation of the best of both worlds. Whereas sharans interaction was purely transactional,as he wanted a recipe to make more money. He could’ve asked better questions and kept this longer as an interview.
he was absolutely right in saying out the indian mentality. we see that not only in sports but politics business , even in our own household .
Wow, so direct, prepared and no - nonsense person. No people pleasing, clear thoughts 👍
Oh man, this is awesome. This interview should be atleast couple of hours.
So true
@@Ratnapoojarivlogs will try
Pls dont
But yeah is it me or does he look like doctor otto from Spider-Man 😂?
@@financewithsharanSharan bhai nice work but
Need insights... this was overview
Ask him
How did you split the money of development part with partner if you knew no coding?
How did the company survive when he had no money? Or company was not making money
What was the medium of contact by Microsoft?
Who all people come to buy company?
What's your role after you sell your company?
I am totally with him. Freedom to think leads to innovation and that’s US. And I never experienced racism in US too, you got to be honest and true and people in America respect you
Keep that attitude in America & not in India for 2 reasons.
1. If you follow American rules in India, you will be looted into poverty. You got to be street smart & ruthless.
2. The USA doesn't follow honesty and integrity and truthfulness in its dealings with the outside world.
Racism in the US is there because of some idiots from Punjab Haryana and Gujarat... Has created a really good image of Indians in the west
No racism in US ,I am damn sure u r not in US, pls recheck ur location
Racism is everywhere but usa have less racism than India fs@@slogeswaran1
@@slogeswaran1it's true
Today I learned the real art of negotiation. Thanks mate
Glad that you liked it!
BTW this negotiation that he talks about is so different from how we negotiate a salary from HRs. HRs are employees who are incentivized in a different way to bring you into the company with as little hike as they can getaway with. For eg., looks at the tactics followed by Meta HRs in US,
th-cam.com/video/85lpYPJDR1Q/w-d-xo.html
everyone says Money is not success but they can only say that after achieving the financial freedom....don't listen these people who says money is not success.....there is no success without money in any business
He put a boundary - $20 M. After that money does not matter. That is a practical advice. Have a number, achieve that, secure that. Rest is a play.
I don't have financial freedom. Yet I am saying that money is not success... The thing is people only listen when a guy is rich...
Sharan: Pl upgrade skills to interview a legend like Sabeer Bhatia
More specifically, don’t interrupt often. We know you want to talk as well (😂😂😂 your view on Stanford).
But we are here for guest , so don’t break his train of thought. Same thing with Shamani guy
Yes he should. But he won't reply to this comment. Taking feedback is not everyone's cup tea.😅
@@rahulbhasme8354 have done my part. Hope it helps improve this otherwise good content.
Kids are running podcast with little industry experience...can't expect much
Too many interruptions 😒
First interviewee, I've heard, who answered questions to the point, instead of going off tangent.
I'm retired at 47, went from Grass to Grace. This here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $35k biweekly and a good daughter full of ❤ I’m forever grateful harriet dixson
I want to compliment you, you have said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to expand my business to the next level by making myself an investor but I really don't know how to go about it..
Wealth is built in both bull or bear market and also wealth transfers from the impatient to the patient. One of the best ways to succeed in crypto is by trading your assets with a good strategy..
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Knowledgeable, level headed (no loss like some other traders who recently jumped on the bandwagon).
Ms harriet understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her siignals are top notch
Very useful and thought provoking,, this is the output when the guest speaks morethan podcaster🎉
Very good interview. Sabeer was sensation in 90s with the Hotmail deal. Btw, I am a dedicated user of Hotmail since mid 90s. Sabeer spoke his mind and offered excellent advice. Follow your passion and specialize. Thanks Sharan for the show.
What an intellectual and insightful conversation this was !! Really impressed how Sharan got intrigued and kept asking deeper questions..Sabeer you rock !!
I am 100 % agree on last 5 minutes of talking.
We need to built a culture where everyone is helping each others. True happiness comes when you see someone else because of you
Best podcast from Sharan so far!!
Mr Sabeer is incredibly enlightening!!!!
Sharan has really put in a Great effort...
yeah bro, thanks for noticing that!😄
ONE of the Best podcast i have watch, learn emotionally and great valuable inputs
Happiness is Success…. Creative intelligence… finding out what I like, what makes me happy and to create a profession around it🎉
Amazing interview, love listening to Sabeer as always. Should have been a longer interview
Wonderful conversation 👌 I thoroughly enjoyed agree with him.
Extremely good advice on negotiation. Thanks Sabeer for that Gem.
You really feel the energy of a person who is truly enlightened, through this podcast we got a chance to get a piece of mind of such a person.
I absolutely agree with his philosophy of life. The very first help we can start lending the society is the approaching any person with humility. Spreading humility in India is what i think will really help us outperform in every sector and stage possible and bring out the best in people.
Yup! Ego fights need to stop.
I totally agree with Sabeer. I live in US and i feel most people are honest when they are making any deal/ negotiation. For example, if they are making a deal on a used car purchase, they usually mention any minor/ major problems they are facing with that car and make a deal. They generally don't hide anything to sell.
Pure Gold Content. Sharan asked him questions that made him think for some time !
I feel like this podcast should've run for atleast 2 hours.. Really good talk
This interview is incredible-it's beyond the usual scope. It's something everyone should think differently and consider deeply.
Love Sabeer… the way he has the ability to see India and Indians (being one himself) but has the ability to call them out for their areas of improvement of mindset!! While negotiations or defining success… 👏🏼 refreshing and much much needed for Indians mentality
Last three min.... Heart touching words❤
Yes ❤ even it was my best part
That question that Sharan asked Sabir what will you do when you have to put food on table ? Just Awesome.
Great Podcaster.
Get from mandir!!!!
On that questions he was gathering some points to give reply, I mean he was stumbled :)
Good common sense conversation and simple exchange of ideas, and some good nuggets to take away. Would have been good to have Sharan in one of his best suits for this interview.
Thought provoking and very insightful. Every young mind in India and elsewhere should watch this at least once
Fantastic interview.
One of the best interviews of my life.
Great people think differently.
I'm favoured, $22K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America.
As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.
Please who is Mrs Anna
Please who is this This sounds so good andI would like to
be a party to this, is there any wayl can
speak with her?
Yeah get connected to Miss Anna , here's her line👎🏻
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India vs USA is not a fair comparison..when 80 crore folks in India are siill depending on free food grains 'creative' thinking takes a backseat..lets compare ourself with say a Brazil or South Africa
So why we talking about india as super power?
@@rameshchadrapatel3448 who is talking about it? Nobody except mr non biological and his bhaktidiot army
@@counterpoint9260absolutely
@@rameshchadrapatel3448India can be considered as a superpower in terms of Millitary..It’s got a huge Force
@Sourav-pf8tb yes super power military!!!do we have airforce technology like US
Thats the most candid podcast i have ever seen, thanks sabir ji for the interview.
Wow what a man of virtue he is .I have never seen someone so articulate with the world
What a true knowledgeable man sir Bhatia.... Now my mind is broader aftr learning frm u... Hats off and ty so much fr ur wonderful advice.
WOW.. Amazing podcast...One of the best on TH-cam..So much to take home.. Great work Sharan.
Sabeer bhatia : success is not financial
Sharan : jamaila ye to heart attack dega re. Ab course kaise bikega😂
Brilliant podcast! Very insightful and ended with a beautiful line:
"True happiness comes from seeing other people happy"
I love this guy, need more people him in life & thanks sharan
I hope everyone in India learn this negotiation skill including the recruiter.
yes Ratna!
30:43 Spot on about the Indian pessimism. It's because we've always grown up in uncertainty.
Excellent conversation here! I would’ve loved to see this at least two hours, though.
Sharan, you are great, mate. Just carry on. You have done a great job. Use your freedom of expression as best as you want.
This is hands down the best interview I've watched till date
Dude I really loved his point on negotiation. People think they outsmarted the other guy to get the deal but doesn't look for future prospects. Which is a failure of education pr thinking system here.
This is the first time comming to this channel, i thought it was any other video in the internet, but I should have kept a note with me, so valuable, thanks
Excellent person Sabeer Bhatia! I learnt so much from him today. I agree with every word he says. Best podcast. 🎉
Freedom of Thinking and ideas lead to Innovation .Great lesson that we can learn from USA to contribute for Entrepreneurship
This is the best podcast among all the podcasts that I had gone through...thanks alot sharan
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am living in US since 2000, pros and cons are with both countries, but you have to love your country where you live..
💯 Absolutely loved this mind-blowing podcast-huge love to the team for all the heart and effort, can’t wait for more!
Yay! Thank you Bro! 😄
Thanks for such an eye-opening interview !!
This is the best podcast i have ever seen in ages, people just say yes to everything but the person speaks only facts and truth which is so relatable for today's society, luved this podcast.
Hi Sharan... That was a great podcast... Able to understand a lot... As people in the comments pointed out, pls dont interrupt in between where we may lose the flow and lots of information... If you are worrying upon time limit, u can always keep it as part-2 and people are ready to watch... Hope you would take up this positive criticism in the right way...thanks
1 of the best podcasts to come up from this channel!!
Brilliant stuff Sharan and Team!
One of the best episodes. Loved it. Create more content like this
Thank you Bro! Will bring out more such podcasts😄
So nostalgic to see the legend in the IT.
Well done Sharan👏
Thank you Bro! 😄
He literally opened up my mind
One of the best podcast I have ever seen, thank you Sharan for this podcast... Love from Pune.
Mind boggling insights and outlook from Sameer. We have a long way to go still in India regarding Innovation and it starts from our homes and schools.
Every Second of this Podcast is SUPER INFORMATIVE!! Loved this GUY!!
worth watching this podcast atleast 3 times…the perception, mindset, others happiness are the key to success and money is just a reward.
Lucky day for the person who can help me get in touch with the guest speaker in this meaningful video. I mean it. Peace out 🙏
Amazing message and spot on !!
Amazing conversation. Thanks for bringing him to your podcast and help others to understand US ecosystem and negotiation skills.
One of the best interview, ever i watched ! Liked it.
Superb , very valuable interview, I am very happy that I happened to watch it, thank you for both of you sir.
Great interview! Absolutely agree with creative freedom! Have had this conversation a few times with people! India is always the back office! The talent is here but we seem to be happier with working for the facebooks when we could be creating it!
I can totaly relate to Sabeer on how the Americans do deals. Its not to get the better of the other people but to have a long lasting relationships in the deal.
Such a good thought.. we Indians really need to learn this.
Need to. 360 degree change.
Raj Shamani's interview style was much better. He allowed the conversation to flow naturally, whereas this interviewer kept interrupting so much that it became frustrating, and I ended up quitting the Interview.
What a great discussion between a young guy and an experienced one from the US. I now regret not accepting an offer to send me to the US in 86. Thanks for this video.
I am in a similar dilemma right now 😅. Can you tell me what all things you accomplished in your home country and anything else you think you could have?
@Pratim-z7l
Please let me know what made you think that I am from India?.
@AloysiusHettiarachchi well both the people in this video are of Indian descent and the comparison in the mindsets of people in both countries and jobs therein are being talked about. Or you could have extrapolated my comment to assume I was asking about your country of origin, whichever it is.
@Pratim-z7l
Well, I am a Sri Lankan who has been following the IT industry in Bangalore for a long time and was quite impressed with it. And I knew they would achieve a lot. Ones there was an old gentleman (from MP) who came to Sri Lanka to work in a WB project. And they gave a space for him in my section of the office. From the time he came to the office in the morning till he called it a day he was dabble with his computer. One day I decided to ask him what he was doing. He said he was developing a software program for use in road projects. And he asked me also to try. And I was somehow able to beat him using different language. So, I knew Indians would one day produce multimillionaires and I wrote an article about it in a national daily. One of our ministers picked it up and established a university for IT. Now Indians talk of trillions we too have a few who achieved billions.
I was offered tickets to go to USA when I finished my stint in Africa with one of the richest persons in Switzerland. I declined thinking the safety of my family. Though I haven't made even a million I and my family are quite happy with what we have. Use my name to search my profile. Btw my daughter sings 'Kush na kaho' sounds like the original!.
LOVE FROM PUNE MAHARASHTRA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙂😊☺❤🥰😍👍😃😘😘🥰❤😍🥰❤❤
Thank you Bro! Kasa kai challay 😄
"Became fan of sabeer bhatia he explained different mindset of indian and US people in a unique way i got convinced by his examples while projecting an idea in a group"❤
Love this interview. The points Sabbir touched on are spot on. Only by being secure in supporting others can we all succeed. The Indian culture needs to adopt this. Then India will be a tremendous super power. Innovation through collaboration is key. That can only happen when there is an environment that supports and encourages it. It definitely exists in the U.S. and Europe. India in my opinion can do the same. But the culture has to change first.
Very truthful and honest views from such a successful businessman. India need to change so much...which is another question....first they need to stop dividing country on religion. 😒
My sub conscious mind just flashed up by listening this interview, I believe that i could apply the knowledge and lifeas well as other principal's from Mr.Sabeer🔥 and get to find the true happiness of life.❤
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a great video every person needs to watch to know what they want to pursue in life. Kudos to Sharan for the questions . Sabeer answered very gracefully !
Sharan's life philosophies were challenged in this interview
I like how Sabir is no sense and shuts down Sharan often as its needed. Sharan has many illogical myths " like money solves all problems in life"
Thanks bro, I was in tears throughout listening to Hotmail owner, if only we learn to be like that to see others happy and allow us to be creative just for the sake of spreading joy, how wonderful the world will be, I shared this conversation with all my groups❤
Glad you liked the episode!
Till today I thought he coded Hotmail. He is brutal honest. He is 100% true about innovation in india. This was a good interview. Sharan, thank you for bringing successful people to the podcast. You actually did really good. Great job.
Analysis, Critical thinking, Problem solving where teached in School's,But we don't know where to Use it 👏👏
Good👍 definition given for success.
Achieving goals, helping people is real success
In India gained money is success
Thanks Sameer bhatia for dhsfing this valuable information 👍
29:00was such a thoughtful question and very correct. As a civilization India’s priority is security and building economically.
US has been a democracy for a while, 1885 they had Standford built on colonial loot. We were struggling to survive in every form.
Next decades will be of expedited progress.
~coming from a US Masters Graduate
Colonial loot? Bro are you mad? US never colonized atleast at the level of europeans, you should read some history, every western country didn't did colonization 😂, also you're wrong about next decade you don't know anything coz you're living in US while we know ground reality
@ who do you think lived in the US before British and Europeans that we see today???native Americans were slaughtered by British and Europeans who feared persecution and came in ships to US along with their African slaves and Indian money. Many Indians were brought in for cheap labour, we still have the reminiscence in Canada,generations of Punjabi families. America has very dark history and so does Australia, Canada and most of the colonies.
But yeah what do I know!!!
@ Yes colonial root! Book suggestion: Bury my heart ❤️ at wounded knee, Do you ever read history??? Americas belongs to Native Americans. Same British colonizers looted Americas as well and still to this day natives are fighting for their rights. These foreign settlers were brutal, committed genocide, looted villages just like they did in India. I have had the pleasure of discovering and meeting some natives. Whites came from all over their colonies, bringing slaves from Africa, looted wealth from other colonies and some came simply fearing persecution. It’s a very dark history. Maori are still fighting against these looters in New Zealand. Read something before commenting.
@sgirl6154 that was a thing of past dude get over it and was done by britishers, I don't see any native American complaining about it but you not being one are very concerned.
Thank you, Sir. Last year, I transformed an idea into a granted patent in India, achieving a 5-15% improvement in fuel efficiency for IC engines at a quarter of the cost of existing technology. I’ve even demonstrated the science by running a vehicle with this innovation. However, I'm still in pursuit of funding to bring this to a larger scale.
❤loved this podcast…. Super practical and genuine. Thank you
All is good , but sharan whenever u call a good personality like this , main thing is that u should listen to them first, should not interrupt in between.. this is wrong.. this make everyone felt bad
First wait for them to complete Their sentence then u should continue yours
Yes he interrupts quiet a bit
Awesome interview!!!
Agree with Sabeer 100%, living in NA for over 20 years i still see its so far ahead of India, Indian people just can't get out of their mentality
If Elon musk had started his business in india😂 , indians would have call him as villain😂 , they would pray for his collapse😂
Hi Sharan, I wish there were fewer interruptions during the conversation. I know it's tempting to ask as many questions as possible in the given time, but the guest wasn't able to speak more than two sentences before getting cut off.
Hope you take this positively!
Useful podcast for me to thnk out of box and take brave step I'm very thankful to the podcaster and sabeer bhatia
This guy is awesome 😎, Mr Sabeer Bhatia