@@extendo7137 no his friend would reply like in his native language ( Dei yeppadi American return madhri pesae arumchutaen, namba orrae schoolae dhane paduchom - translated in English as hey when did you learn to speak English like an American when we both studied in the same school) Lol
He is born intelligent with some passion . No schools / education system could stop that . Its really amazing, how can a person who is only just 3 years in a country can speak the native language like naive speaker.. Thats his gift to grasp things in minutes rather than in years. Great Stuf and inspiration.
I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I had a roommate in univ from Kanpur who arrived on campus flaunting a perfectly American accent. Told us she picked it up from TH-cam tutorials over the summer. There were many others like her
Its easier to learn when you dont speak the language at all. You start listening to the accent that is around you. Once you learn English from an Indian teacher in India, You can never unlearn that.
Interest rate is currently at 4.75%(8th rate hike since March last year) Inflation at 7% and mortgage rates is at over 7.5% but yet minimum wage remains the same and my retirement portfolio has suffered tremendously these past years, so my question is how do senior citizens retire and live off such unstable economy. The long term game is obviously not for me at this point.
In my opinion, venturing into a good investment is not just a strategy for generating passive income but a profitable saving method for future expenses. Those who fail to make the right decisions early in life end up regretting it. Nevertheless, investing can be difficult and risky doing it solely, For this reason, I advise seeking help from professionals(financial advisors). It’s not just watching videos and reading investment books the challenge is using it well
@@Victoriataylor5668 sincerely, I’m truly inspired by your words. I’m very interested in investing and I have got a good sum of money which I’m ready to put in with the right information. My biggest fear is losing my money on the wrong investment. For this reason, I’m willing to listen to your suggestions and ideas on how to invest wisely.
@@anyadni As an OAP with a lot of experience, I firmly believe that the success of any investment depends on having the right information, regardless of what others say, do whatever you set your mind to. Warren Buffer always says "be greedy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy". This is certainly the trick to succeeding even when others fail. I made $100,000 working with ALICE ELAINE HAYHURST a licensed financial adviser. It’s been a promising experience so far with her.
He is an Indian success story with all the wrong reasons ! Honestly India should have been more supportive of him and his calibre and his talent. We need to improve our systems asap to be able to retain and attract such brilliant minds !
May be later....after 2100 year. Just know meaning of patriotism. We actually need honesty more than that. We lack that because we read about honesty and stories on it. Good luck 👍
Ramanujan went to Cambdrige 100 years back, and India still has not changed much since in providing such a support system. People dependent on government for everything. Silicon valley is just the opposite - private enterprise. It may take a few more decades to build a similar ecosystem like "silicon valley" in India but will happen.
Hamza doofus. having an idea and implementing an idea is different. it is not possible without serious education. behind the engine there is a brain. did steve jobs woke and build apple. he used talented engineers and best of the best has worked. the other steve who wrote was a genius. if anybody told you that education is not needed his head needs to be checked. this computer cannot be done in a dream. there is serious engineering at elite level to make it happen. starts ups galore in the valley including yours truly here. it is nothing new. making it happen you need best of the best and that is why competition is cut throat. BARRING MIGHTY USA THERE IS NO PLACE IN THE WORLD WHERE IT IS SAID: SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MONEY AKA MAKE AN OFFER YOU CANT REFUSE! Silicon valley and USA Is a pioneer in respecting talent. they just dont measure you by bank balance they respect the knowledge. that is the very reason people still flock to usa. you are listening to a kid and getting carried away. Go and ask super kids zucker and bill gates and gates and see they respect engineers and docs are not! ----------- YOU EFFING NEED TOP OF THE CHART: MATH,SCIENCE AND BUSINESS SKILLS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. ------------- HARVARD CHURNS OUT BILLIONIARES EVERY YEAR SO DOES STANFORD. NO NATION IN THE WORLD HAVE TOP SCHOOLS AND MOST OF THE BILLIONAIRES HAVE GRADUATED FROM THERE. AND THOSE WHO DROPPED OUT USED BEST TALENTS TO BUILD THERE DREAM NOT ANOTHER COLLEGE DROP OUT WHO DONT KNOW JACK ABOUT ENGINEERING. -------------- GET YOUR KNOWLEDGE RIGHT FOOL.
Dude there were teachers who made a joke out of students, they should know they come to teach and not to create Netflix stories out of students in schools.
@@J7pat7 dude why cant u take the compliment and move on .isnt it obvious in any country everyone cant be the same. Do you have to stress your point?? Why people ar so obsessed t criticize India.really funny people
@@jayakishore565 Because a lot of people in India think they are superior . An Indian person does something good and instead of focusing on how good that person was Indian people claim it's because they are Indian . It's actually arrogant and not a good trait.
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks and made about $246k,but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
I hope, that: "N.R.I.s": (ALL of those, from/of: "Indian_Origin/Descent"): can -some-how:- "Contribute, to: "The [very]_-Indian_Economy"". -M.K.S. -(M.K.S. they can!!)!!!!
Wow, it's inspiring to see young entrepreneurs succeeding on such a large scale. This video really showcases the power of hard work and determination in achieving one's goals.
I have seen kesava at a Rubik's cube competition in 2017, he was great competitively!! Didn't talk to him really, but he was really good at it, so I knew him. Loved to see him here, can't wait to watch this video now
One thing to note about Keshava English, he studied at UWC Mahindra College, which is an ultra-expensive international boarding school that has an English language immersion program (equivalent to Phillips Exeter Academy) but he is smart enough and resourceful from a family perspective to study in it.
9:01 - He said "Indiran educational system is about rote memory and remembering stuff". But isn't solving rubiks cube about memorizing patterns? And Coding is memorizing syntax etc?
An amazing individual with some great questions from the interviewer! He seems to be destined for greatness! I hope he succeeds beyond his imagination. I am sure that a lot of people are rooting for him! One food for thought - my 2 cents worth - for the gentleman is that his website and marketing messages and overall positioning needs a total rethink! As he correctly said that his solution is beyond doing customer support better. I think that fact doesn’t come out well. Imagine the effort of his B2B sales teams have to do to just introduce the company! One thing this reaffirms to me countering all the nay sayers - the USA is the place where big dreams become real! May God bless this great country and its people!
Tell stories but don't lie, he studied in most expensive school in Chennai, he has not from real Farmer's family, maybe family owning some farmland. Tell truth not lie to American people's
@@sanka1... How did he ended up in USA but brings along an empty pocket? How could he afford phone data and laptop? They must be very successful farmers in India. So the older guys he met at the Rubik cubes circle were the crowd that open the window for his career now?
I see the rising interest rate as a very big problem, as more investors will definitely pull out more money from the Stock market, Bitcoin and forex. This might have worked when I was still invest-ing with a couple thousand dollars, but it is more difficult now to decide whether to pull out more than $365k from my port-folio. I know some inves-tors still make that despite the strong bear market. In wish I could pull that feat
I think the whole thing about holding stocks for long term will always apply. So I think you should get a quality broker who is able to analyze and pick stocks that will do well in the long term, else you will be in a long bear ride.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
I just looked up Jackson Sten Marsh by his full name online and researched his accreditation. He seem very proficient, I wrote him detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call.
I just looked up Jackson Sten Marsh by his full name online and researched his accreditation. He seem very proficient, I wrote him detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call.
Wow this guy is a genius!! His English is phenomenal, and his communication skills are exceptional. He is so humble and yet very intelligent. South India must be proud of him.
@@kartikpepakayala8389 that’s true about South India. All the South Indian provinces have provincial language as first language and English is second language
Feel proud and do what? My take is, Instead being proud about him people should get the inspiration and work towards their goal. Offcourse happy for him on his growth.
Watched him from India and inspired. Everything I wanted to do in my life he is doing it. Also he is living my dreams totally jealous 😅and only good wishes for him much love.
Nice of you to comment.. Also could we spanish folks stop this cringy childish nation promotion everywhere ('Greetings from Spain') like what does it matter really?, No offence but Just ask your self how does it feel when people living in the UK or else where would do that (' Hello greetings and salutations from Whales'). It's supposed to make people sound like attention seeking baby aliens from another planet to have to let everyone know where they belong on a TH-cam forum! 🍷
Very motivational for a kid like me who is studying hard only for the society suppressing my imaginations . I swear I will break out from this and I will make my mother proud smiling in the face of society
be motivated but not just try to live imaginations, we see 1 success out of 1000, we have to remember that 999 are not success in the same sense of the success of that 1 person........ you may not be prepared to do everything that this person did to be the one among 1000.... :)
That's What Usually happens; You would think that in the Year and Century that We are in; humans would be at Another intellectual and Spiritual Evolution, but instead they chose to Go backwards and want to CONTROL everything & everybody.
Already India has Silicon Valley "Bangalore" In this city, there are more R&D centers than the entire UK country, All top USA companies outsource coming from here and more than 50 - 60% of all H1B VISA people in the world are coming to the USA from Bangalore alone!. Bangalore has almost the same engineers count as silicon valley USA.
@@robertmitchell8630 It may take up to 10 years. Anyway now slowing down and people are creating their own startups here. Now Bangalore has 2nd highest startups and 5th highest investment(This is surprise, because India currency value is less than America & Europe, still in terms of dollars, it got 5th place.) 3rd highest Unicorns.
@Robert Mitchell It's starting to happen. The wage gap has narrowed and the new generation is more willing to take risks. However, silicon valley has a unique mixture of talent from around the world, culture and venture capital that's hard to duplicate.
This is such a great interview. I am so glad that I have come across this video and here is a playbook that me as an immigrant can emulate. Thank you again
His story doesn’t make sense…? How did he get to the U.S? How would he get a visa just to “hang out” in the U.S? His story does not feel true. did he come on a sponsored trip? How did he get a work visa at like 19?
There is an older movie, Blow, that has a great line in it about ambition exceeding talent. I think that line epitomizes silicon valley. The SVB bank closure showcases that imo. Not saying ambition is bad but an environment that rewards ambition without talent or value is doomed to fail.
@@alantheusthompson5594 i disagree with this. you always need talent to do something. ambition alone is not enough and it will never be enough. it be successful the formula will always be either money and connection or talent and hard work. it will never be just hard work. we need to stop lying to young kids
@The Wandsmen I think you are taking what I said and adding your own twist to it. I agree ambition needs talent to be of true value. But as you said, the formula, for most or at least in recent times, has been money and connections. Money isn't so easy now. My point was silicon valley is not the density of ambitions, it is the density of people chasing money and connections.
Sil8con valley used to be a dense collective of vision, ambition, talent and skills, hardwork and perseverance. Though the past 20 years have been ruled by web1.0/2.0, which brought in new talent, fast money and greed percolated since 1998. Now in the new era of AI for the next 20 years, I hope the old true golden values comes back into the valley.
Was hoping that for a change, this person would turn out to be a Hindiwallah achiever, and not the usual South Indian achiever. Turns out he is also of South Indian heritage. But no problem. Atleast the Hindiwallahs are achieving great heights in Mandir-Masjid, Beef - no beef, upper caste - lower caste, rioting etc. etc. Switch on any Hindi news channel and all you get to see is Mandir, Mandir and more Mandir. Or something Hindu - Muslim or some such.
Kudos to this guy, I have a similar story. Came to USA with only 200,000$ in my bag, rest were in bank and real estate. Became a millionaire recently, I hope it inspires you.
This is such a false and misleading title, basically amounts to fraud. Claiming it's a 20m company when it has never been valued as such. The owners only mention they have raised 20m so far, that doesn't mean anything
There is no such thing as moving to the USA with zero dollars. We should stop exaggerating, so that we can focus on real issues. Everything is dramatic
This is a truly inspiring story. I believer all hyper ambitious people should have a sense of responsibility regarding forcing themselves into environments of abundance from which they can enable abundance in other environments.
Very inspiring. Obviously this guy has brain power, $$$, early mentorship and guidance to get this done, skirting the immigration system is impossible.
wtf, i know this guy! super cool to see folks from indian speed cubing community excelling in random places. this is like the 2nd time it has happened to me.
Indians have a lot of ambition that's why they thrive in the US. It's funny that despite having that suppressed ambition people aren't able to build a thriving environment for that ambition. And I don't think thats necessarily on just being open to funding but what precedes it; social mentality. Who can succeed and has a lot to do with gender, age, caste, perception etc etc. It's a big commentary that I think also includes a kind of numbness & confusion that the population has been experiencing since achieving "freedom". Freedom not just from colonial rule, but a sudden shift from monarchies to democracy, barter & social class structured jobs to capitalism & trade etc etc.
Wonderful to see such a nice video good content. we all need to win to enable us to overcome recession and inflation. It started with passion. I grew up surfing, skating and snowboarding and my dream when I was older was to have a lifestyle brand such as the ones I loved and wore in high school. I started selling t-shirts but found a niche in headwear that allowed me to go around the apparel contracts and sponsor the biggest athletes in the world in a category that was being overlooked. That was the little opening I saw in a crowded market and I used that as a starting block to build a global brand. The first thing I did was hustle. I knew my product was not better than what was out there. I just sold the dream and vision I saw in my head and convinced others to jump on the journey and I never stop investing which help me grow. Dream Big and follow your dream every single day until you are living the dream every day.
@@shwetaparalikar6983 nope. He is from well off family. Farmer kids cannot afford IB schools in India. Don’t reply to assumption with another assumption. Try applying for a US visa from India even a visitor visa requires a good bank statement. His accent requires a base of good English and a proper base. I know immigrants who were poor and got scholarship to study in US and UK and still does not have accent.
Hi Marina and Keshav such an amazing to hear communication, sharing his ventures personality, friendliness ..love it all the way …true entrepreneurs skilled, motivating me to go for something… age doesn’t matter … anything comes from within.. You can do it… excellent 👍🖐️👆🤜🤟⭐️⭐️
The Fed will acknowledge that they were late to the game, that inflation has been more persistent than they were expecting. So they probably should have tightened sooner, Some analysts believe that the larger banks are resilient and are more worried about the smaller and mid-sized banks. Well, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $138k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
I'm happy to see someone get himself out of this rotten education system and make it in the real world, incredibly inspiring, thanks for this interview 👏
Many of Those who go through the same rotten education system with schl way more lower in facilities or standard than the level of schl he attended (he went to one of top schools of tamil nadu where teachers r well paid & getting into that schl is difficult) also has proven to make it in the real world, their journeys r even more relatable yet inspiring or gives sort of idea to how make things work even in this environment with less of opportunities available than those developed western nation.
@@Ari_diwan we should not wait for it to happen, let do our best to bring that sprit. positivity is what we needed, so as the first step we should not talk negative like this, sorry being rude.
*some else created that application he HAPPENED TO BE THERE ... that's it* OVERHYPE AND NO REAL INFORMATION GIVEN AND EVERYTHING IS SO LIKE HE WAS LUCKY AND THATS ONE PERSON OUT OF BILLIONS WHO GOT THIS LUCK AND ACTUALLY GOT THE EB1 VISA EASILY AND ALSO DINT GIVE ACTUAL DETAILS
@@striker44 he isn't resourceful .. he just happened to be sitting there and if he put in another company or a seat it will be clear where he won't be able to work i am sure as well and you to youself said he is a product manager so ge is supposed to know everything and even explain or contribute or even know a bit of the product at the least .. this was utter over hype and nobody gets visa nor a job just the way it is portrayed
He studied in one of the top schools in India, so he probably had teachers from West. Many actors , cricketers , Rajnikanth daughter they all studied in that school.
I had the pleasure of working with Kesava for a few months - he is one of the smartest and nicest people I’ve met. Awesome dude, wish him all the success in the world.
I'm trying to imporove like that guy. That make me more inspire and got more energy to continue my goals. Thanks, this "Silicon Valley Girl" channel interview like that.
I low-key remember marina posting a photo with him on Instagram Abt a year ago saying he was a student of marina wow now he's being interviewed by marina probably his fav teacher 😊 tysm marina for everything you're doin for us ♥️
If he went to united world college, and it's the mahindra one, then I don't think he came from an economically modest background (makes sense considering the way he talks) 😂 Regardless, doesn't change the fact he came to the US with no money and became a millionaire!
The thing that always alludes me is how do you get to this point on a vacation visa? Did he start his own company and therefore got a work visa? Winning hackathons to survive is one thing, but getting to the next level is what I'm curious about.
How on earth he went to US without money ???? me : by walk ??? me : how he kept alive ??? travelling must be inside plane tyres ??? thumbnails are so bad even trying to catch ppl attention . to live u need money unless n untill u r a forest person
We need much more content like this sis. I'm from India 16..y.o..i always like to watch your content.. So I need more content like this for student's good.. ❤❤🎉
Trust me if he came to the US to study his parents had money, 95% of the Indian parents wont be able to to send their kids. So dont tell me he came without any money. But I am happy for his success and he hits the hammer right on the nail, most of our studies are to just memorise and mug up things, but we are not taught any practical applications
I also thought that's very strange. In order to be even allowed in the country, you have to prove that you have money and won't be a burden to the government. As I was listening, it definitely sounded like he relied on the competition to survive. Which must have been pretty scary.
It doesn’t make sense that he has no money… like they literally won’t give you a visa unless you prove you’re rich. Especially a young single man. They are a huge risk of overstaying their visa to work. He is leaving key details out.
I'm surprised by his English proficiency and accent in spite of being an immigrant who moved to the US just 3-4 years ago. I wish I could express myself like this.❤😢
He is right in the point that technological progress always makes people be fired, but all of still has any kind of job. Remember horse industry, agriculture industry...
there are talented 23 year old like that , but not a 23+ person with guts to handle UN/World issues LOL . we have talented people only for making money for themselves ? LOL . we should tech talented persons to do something meaningful for the world !
Saw the thumbnail and instantly recognized Kesava from school days. Glad to see him doing so well!
you both were school mates?
@@akashpaul4143 was he really avg at school
@@Brodragon2225 is he american born?
@@extendo7137 i am asking you and you are asking me wtf
@@extendo7137 no his friend would reply like in his native language ( Dei yeppadi American return madhri pesae arumchutaen, namba orrae schoolae dhane paduchom - translated in English as hey when did you learn to speak English like an American when we both studied in the same school) Lol
He is born intelligent with some passion . No schools / education system could stop that . Its really amazing, how can a person who is only just 3 years in a country can speak the native language like naive speaker.. Thats his gift to grasp things in minutes rather than in years. Great Stuf and inspiration.
I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. I had a roommate in univ from Kanpur who arrived on campus flaunting a perfectly American accent. Told us she picked it up from TH-cam tutorials over the summer. There were many others like her
@@techtronsurfer1605 English is actually a VERY easy language. Like really! And the accent isn't hard to copy as well after some time.
He Surely was Born intelligent and with Passion!!
Its easier to learn when you dont speak the language at all. You start listening to the accent that is around you. Once you learn English from an Indian teacher in India, You can never unlearn that.
@@techtronsurfer1605 Learn to appreciate bro
Interest rate is currently at 4.75%(8th rate hike since March last year) Inflation at 7% and mortgage rates is at over 7.5% but yet minimum wage remains the same and my retirement portfolio has suffered tremendously these past years, so my question is how do senior citizens retire and live off such unstable economy. The long term game is obviously not for me at this point.
In my opinion, venturing into a good investment is not just a strategy for generating passive income but a profitable saving method for future expenses. Those who fail to make the right decisions early in life end up regretting it. Nevertheless, investing can be difficult and risky doing it solely, For this reason, I advise seeking help from professionals(financial advisors). It’s not just watching videos and reading investment books the challenge is using it well
@@Victoriataylor5668 sincerely, I’m truly inspired by your words. I’m very interested in investing and I have got a good sum of money which I’m ready to put in with the right information. My biggest fear is losing my money on the wrong investment. For this reason, I’m willing to listen to your suggestions and ideas on how to invest wisely.
@@anyadni As an OAP with a lot of experience, I firmly believe that the success of any investment depends on having the right information, regardless of what others say, do whatever you set your mind to. Warren Buffer always says "be greedy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy". This is certainly the trick to succeeding even when others fail. I made $100,000 working with ALICE ELAINE HAYHURST a licensed financial adviser. It’s been a promising experience so far with her.
@@Brittany-reeds Thank you, Going through her profile on her webpage out of curiosity, and surprisingly she seems proficient. I appreciate this.
We're not gonna have retirement NOR inheritance from family, if the world keeps going the way it's going 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
He is an Indian success story with all the wrong reasons !
Honestly India should have been more supportive of him and his calibre and his talent.
We need to improve our systems asap to be able to retain and attract such brilliant minds !
May be later....after 2100 year.
Just know meaning of patriotism. We actually need honesty more than that.
We lack that because we read about honesty and stories on it.
Good luck 👍
It's in the hands of govt
Ramanujan went to Cambdrige 100 years back, and India still has not changed much since in providing such a support system. People dependent on government for everything. Silicon valley is just the opposite - private enterprise. It may take a few more decades to build a similar ecosystem like "silicon valley" in India but will happen.
India Support Reserved One Not Deserve One
True ! Indian VCs won't fund non college genius founders like him
This guy is next level! And he is absolutely right about the education system. Not made for everyone. Not for me for sure to say the least.
Hamza doofus. having an idea and implementing an idea is different. it is not possible without serious education. behind the engine there is a brain.
did steve jobs woke and build apple. he used talented engineers and best of the best has worked. the other steve who wrote was a genius.
if anybody told you that education is not needed his head needs to be checked.
this computer cannot be done in a dream. there is serious engineering at elite level to make it happen.
starts ups galore in the valley including yours truly here. it is nothing new. making it happen you need best of the best and that is why competition is cut throat.
BARRING MIGHTY USA THERE IS NO PLACE IN THE WORLD WHERE IT IS SAID: SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MONEY AKA MAKE AN OFFER YOU CANT REFUSE!
Silicon valley and USA Is a pioneer in respecting talent. they just dont measure you by bank balance they respect the knowledge. that is the very reason people still flock to usa.
you are listening to a kid and getting carried away.
Go and ask super kids zucker and bill gates and gates and see they respect engineers and docs are not!
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YOU EFFING NEED TOP OF THE CHART: MATH,SCIENCE AND BUSINESS SKILLS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.
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HARVARD CHURNS OUT BILLIONIARES EVERY YEAR SO DOES STANFORD. NO NATION IN THE WORLD HAVE TOP SCHOOLS AND MOST OF THE BILLIONAIRES HAVE GRADUATED FROM THERE.
AND THOSE WHO DROPPED OUT USED BEST TALENTS TO BUILD THERE DREAM NOT ANOTHER COLLEGE DROP OUT WHO DONT KNOW JACK ABOUT ENGINEERING.
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GET YOUR KNOWLEDGE RIGHT FOOL.
Yes, but what are you in place of the standard education system? Likely nothing, sitting at home and watching Netflix.
@@jpichet6999 hahhaha blame education system while watching web series 😂
Dude there were teachers who made a joke out of students, they should know they come to teach and not to create Netflix stories out of students in schools.
You may learn everything yourself, so it could be faster to follow a program
Indians are hard working and humble people it's in culture
Not all of them. I am Indian myself .
@@J7pat7 but the culture here is somewhat competitive
@@J7pat7 Thats ur problem lol 💀
@@J7pat7 dude why cant u take the compliment and move on .isnt it obvious in any country everyone cant be the same. Do you have to stress your point?? Why people ar so obsessed t criticize India.really funny people
@@jayakishore565 Because a lot of people in India think they are superior . An Indian person does something good and instead of focusing on how good that person was Indian people claim it's because they are Indian . It's actually arrogant and not a good trait.
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks and made about $246k,but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
I hope, that: "N.R.I.s":
(ALL of those, from/of: "Indian_Origin/Descent"): can -some-how:-
"Contribute, to: "The [very]_-Indian_Economy"".
-M.K.S.
-(M.K.S. they can!!)!!!!
Wow, it's inspiring to see young entrepreneurs succeeding on such a large scale. This video really showcases the power of hard work and determination in achieving one's goals.
I have seen kesava at a Rubik's cube competition in 2017, he was great competitively!! Didn't talk to him really, but he was really good at it, so I knew him. Loved to see him here, can't wait to watch this video now
One thing to note about Keshava English, he studied at UWC Mahindra College, which is an ultra-expensive international boarding school that has an English language immersion program (equivalent to Phillips Exeter Academy) but he is smart enough and resourceful from a family perspective to study in it.
Ikr! Going to an expensive boarding school and pretending to be poor doesn't add up.
I met him in 2019 for a brief chat. Super bright guy. He’s gonna be a billionaire.
I totally agree with you on that billionaire part, I see it too
When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work, Never stop dreaming!
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9:01 - He said "Indiran educational system is about rote memory and remembering stuff". But isn't solving rubiks cube about memorizing patterns? And Coding is memorizing syntax etc?
Man, I remember seeing this guy during the WCA cubing competitions in Chennai! Glad to see him grow to great heights!
An amazing individual with some great questions from the interviewer! He seems to be destined for greatness! I hope he succeeds beyond his imagination. I am sure that a lot of people are rooting for him!
One food for thought - my 2 cents worth - for the gentleman is that his website and marketing messages and overall positioning needs a total rethink! As he correctly said that his solution is beyond doing customer support better. I think that fact doesn’t come out well. Imagine the effort of his B2B sales teams have to do to just introduce the company!
One thing this reaffirms to me countering all the nay sayers - the USA is the place where big dreams become real! May God bless this great country and its people!
Tell stories but don't lie, he studied in most expensive school in Chennai, he has not from real Farmer's family, maybe family owning some farmland. Tell truth not lie to American people's
It's always like that, lying to appease to VCs
Idiot he won a scholarship to Mahindra after winning the Rubik competition
@@sanka1... How did he ended up in USA but brings along an empty pocket? How could he afford phone data and laptop? They must be very successful farmers in India. So the older guys he met at the Rubik cubes circle were the crowd that open the window for his career now?
I see the rising interest rate as a very big problem, as more investors will definitely pull out more money from the Stock market, Bitcoin and forex. This might have worked when I was still invest-ing with a couple thousand dollars, but it is more difficult now to decide whether to pull out more than $365k from my port-folio. I know some inves-tors still make that despite the strong bear market. In wish I could pull that feat
I think the whole thing about holding stocks for long term will always apply. So I think you should get a quality broker who is able to analyze and pick stocks that will do well in the long term, else you will be in a long bear ride.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
Credits to *Jackson Sten Marsh*, one of the best portfolio manager;s out there. he;s well known, you should look his up.
I just looked up Jackson Sten Marsh by his full name online and researched his accreditation. He seem very proficient, I wrote him detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call.
I just looked up Jackson Sten Marsh by his full name online and researched his accreditation. He seem very proficient, I wrote him detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call.
Silicon Valley attracts the best talent from all over the world; these two are a great example of that
So that they can make America great 😃
@@somnathchowdhury7334 long live capitalism. 😁
@@CometFire2010 i hate usa
@@somnathchowdhury7334 so that they thank and contribute to the country that actually helped them to grow
@@somnathchowdhury7334 so that they thank and contribute to the country that actually helped them to grow
I am amazed by Kesava's story - it's very inspiring! Thank you, Marina!
Don’t get your hopes high he just got lucky that’s it. Success is only for few people
Wow this guy is a genius!! His English is phenomenal, and his communication skills are exceptional. He is so humble and yet very intelligent. South India must be proud of him.
a lot of people from India speak English just with an accent
English is the National second official language of India. SMH.
Only south India huh? 😂
@@kartikpepakayala8389 that’s true about South India. All the South Indian provinces have provincial language as first language and English is second language
Feel proud and do what? My take is, Instead being proud about him people should get the inspiration and work towards their goal.
Offcourse happy for him on his growth.
He picked up the American accent fast
I am surprised at his accent. Born, bred in Chennai but developed his accent so very well. No wonder, he is doing so well California, US.
Your are a sucker for a big fib story.
Most pathetic speaker with like in every sentence , clearly he talks nonsense
he studied in some elite school in chennai...i wonder if that played a part.
@@samuraijosh1595 😂
That was a great interview! I am sure he is gonna inspire a lot more people
Watched him from India and inspired. Everything I wanted to do in my life he is doing it. Also he is living my dreams totally jealous 😅and only good wishes for him much love.
Love this interview!! Thanks for sharing your story Kesava. Greetings from Spain
Nice of you to comment.. Also could we spanish folks stop this cringy childish nation promotion everywhere ('Greetings from Spain') like what does it matter really?, No offence but Just ask your self how does it feel when people living in the UK or else where would do that (' Hello greetings and salutations from Whales').
It's supposed to make people sound like attention seeking baby aliens from another planet to have to let everyone know where they belong on a TH-cam forum! 🍷
Very motivational for a kid like me who is studying hard only for the society suppressing my imaginations . I swear I will break out from this and I will make my mother proud smiling in the face of society
What a dbag!
be motivated but not just try to live imaginations, we see 1 success out of 1000, we have to remember that 999 are not success in the same sense of the success of that 1 person........ you may not be prepared to do everything that this person did to be the one among 1000.... :)
Yes brother. We have to do something for ourselves to meet our desires not for the society
Let the money you make not be the way you measure success
That's What Usually happens; You would think that in the Year and Century that We are in; humans would be at Another intellectual and Spiritual Evolution, but instead they chose to Go backwards and want to CONTROL everything & everybody.
From Egypt sending all respect! this is truly springing and motivating. Hoping one day each part of the world to have it's Silicon Valley.
Ancient Kemet Egypt was the original silicon valley
Already India has Silicon Valley "Bangalore" In this city, there are more R&D centers than the entire UK country, All top USA companies outsource coming from here and more than 50 - 60% of all H1B VISA people in the world are coming to the USA from Bangalore alone!. Bangalore has almost the same engineers count as silicon valley USA.
@@Dashman100
Ok well done
Now stop the brain drain
@@robertmitchell8630 It may take up to 10 years. Anyway now slowing down and people are creating their own startups here. Now Bangalore has 2nd highest startups and 5th highest investment(This is surprise, because India currency value is less than America & Europe, still in terms of dollars, it got 5th place.) 3rd highest Unicorns.
@Robert Mitchell It's starting to happen. The wage gap has narrowed and the new generation is more willing to take risks. However, silicon valley has a unique mixture of talent from around the world, culture and venture capital that's hard to duplicate.
Great job Marina!!!. New format is absolutely amazing while watching it seemed to me like l am watching TV show. Keep going all the best for you.
Tam Brahmin Supremacy
This is such a great interview. I am so glad that I have come across this video and here is a playbook that me as an immigrant can emulate. Thank you again
His story doesn’t make sense…? How did he get to the U.S? How would he get a visa just to “hang out” in the U.S? His story does not feel true. did he come on a sponsored trip? How did he get a work visa at like 19?
Silicone Valley is the density of ambitions ! Well said 👏
There is an older movie, Blow, that has a great line in it about ambition exceeding talent. I think that line epitomizes silicon valley. The SVB bank closure showcases that imo. Not saying ambition is bad but an environment that rewards ambition without talent or value is doomed to fail.
@@alantheusthompson5594 i disagree with this. you always need talent to do something. ambition alone is not enough and it will never be enough. it be successful the formula will always be either money and connection or talent and hard work. it will never be just hard work. we need to stop lying to young kids
@The Wandsmen I think you are taking what I said and adding your own twist to it. I agree ambition needs talent to be of true value. But as you said, the formula, for most or at least in recent times, has been money and connections. Money isn't so easy now. My point was silicon valley is not the density of ambitions, it is the density of people chasing money and connections.
@@alantheusthompson5594 sorry I didn't read your comment properly
Sil8con valley used to be a dense collective of vision, ambition, talent and skills, hardwork and perseverance. Though the past 20 years have been ruled by web1.0/2.0, which brought in new talent, fast money and greed percolated since 1998. Now in the new era of AI for the next 20 years, I hope the old true golden values comes back into the valley.
Was hoping that for a change, this person would turn out to be a Hindiwallah achiever, and not the usual South Indian achiever. Turns out he is also of South Indian heritage. But no problem. Atleast the Hindiwallahs are achieving great heights in Mandir-Masjid, Beef - no beef, upper caste - lower caste, rioting etc. etc. Switch on any Hindi news channel and all you get to see is Mandir, Mandir and more Mandir. Or something Hindu - Muslim or some such.
Kudos to this guy, I have a similar story. Came to USA with only 200,000$ in my bag, rest were in bank and real estate. Became a millionaire recently, I hope it inspires you.
200K$ in the bag? 😮😮
It is a humour guys
@@Anonymous-8080 😂
Comedy gold
This is such a false and misleading title, basically amounts to fraud. Claiming it's a 20m company when it has never been valued as such. The owners only mention they have raised 20m so far, that doesn't mean anything
Just so you know. 20m raised is at least 100m valuation.
Didn’t know Stanford was open and anyone could audit courses and the roster was online…I’m heading to check a few classes out…amazing podcast ❤
what's roster ?
@@vinaypasupuleti9486 list of courses offered. I think.
@@vinaypasupuleti9486 the "list of participants" in a group/class/team
Check coursera
so is MIT...
There is no such thing as moving to the USA with zero dollars. We should stop exaggerating, so that we can focus on real issues. Everything is dramatic
Great to hear Kesava's path to entrepreneurship. Thank you Marina for taking time to interview and share this video. Best wishes to Kesava!
This is a truly inspiring story. I believer all hyper ambitious people should have a sense of responsibility regarding forcing themselves into environments of abundance from which they can enable abundance in other environments.
Very inspiring. Obviously this guy has brain power, $$$, early mentorship and guidance to get this done, skirting the immigration system is impossible.
what happened to his accent.....he moved in 2019 ..... cant even tell .....seems like he been there forever...
Finally got my American citizenship 🇺🇸.
I'm also from India..
Good luck to my fellow Indian brother.
bro, are you in new york or somewhere, if you are in new york could you please meet me as I want to see meet some Indians.
Congratulations!!!
Hope you left your casteist and pervert mindset at Delhi Airport itself
How did you got, citizenship ??
@@Jack-tk1is
By living in usa
Right ambitions, right person and right opportunity at the right place! Happy to him and wish him great success for his future endeavors
Kesava’s story is fascinating. Look how well this man worked on his English and storytelling skills. Inspiring for me as immigrant. Thank you Marina 🙏
worked on his English? 🤣 lmao
india is full of english speaking people. lmaooo. wherever you are from "speaks english" might be a big skill.
@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 He must be from Iran, bruh.
Yea he barely has any accent its impressive
he said himself that he is an immigrant implying english isn't his first language why are you guys making fun of him💀
wtf, i know this guy! super cool to see folks from indian speed cubing community excelling in random places. this is like the 2nd time it has happened to me.
What visa did he get for entering and working in the US? 🧐
Indians have a lot of ambition that's why they thrive in the US. It's funny that despite having that suppressed ambition people aren't able to build a thriving environment for that ambition. And I don't think thats necessarily on just being open to funding but what precedes it; social mentality. Who can succeed and has a lot to do with gender, age, caste, perception etc etc. It's a big commentary that I think also includes a kind of numbness & confusion that the population has been experiencing since achieving "freedom". Freedom not just from colonial rule, but a sudden shift from monarchies to democracy, barter & social class structured jobs to capitalism & trade etc etc.
Wonderful to see such a nice video good content. we all need to win to enable us to overcome recession and inflation.
It started with passion. I grew up surfing, skating and snowboarding and my dream when I was older was to have a lifestyle brand such as the ones I loved and wore in high school.
I started selling t-shirts but found a niche in headwear that allowed me to go around the apparel contracts and sponsor the biggest athletes in the world in a category that was being overlooked. That was the little opening I saw in a crowded market and I used that as a starting block to build a global brand.
The first thing I did was hustle. I knew my product was not better than what was out there. I just sold the dream and vision I saw in my head and convinced others to jump on the journey and I never stop investing which help me grow. Dream Big and follow your dream every single day until you are living the dream every day.
The fact that he is 23 just blew my mind! Such a great interview
Really? Even as an Indian? lmao. I don't think so. I expect that.
Yeah..and hes lived in india all his life .only 4 years in usa
That is so great to feel adopted when you move ti new place! Especially when you are young.
A spirit of shiva is inside this good man
Try to count “like”. It’s impossible!
"Moving to US from India with 0 dollar" is the biggest lie ever told on the earth
0$ of hisvown maybe someone sponsored him or relatives donated for him. Comes from a farming family do likely came with nothing
@@shwetaparalikar6983 nope. He is from well off family. Farmer kids cannot afford IB schools in India. Don’t reply to assumption with another assumption. Try applying for a US visa from India even a visitor visa requires a good bank statement. His accent requires a base of good English and a proper base. I know immigrants who were poor and got scholarship to study in US and UK and still does not have accent.
@@onthego22 facts
Hi Marina and Keshav such an amazing to hear communication, sharing his ventures personality, friendliness ..love it all the way …true entrepreneurs skilled, motivating me to go for something… age doesn’t matter … anything comes from within.. You can do it… excellent 👍🖐️👆🤜🤟⭐️⭐️
The Fed will acknowledge that they were late to the game, that inflation has been more persistent than they were expecting. So they probably should have tightened sooner, Some analysts believe that the larger banks are resilient and are more worried about the smaller and mid-sized banks. Well, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $138k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
So glad to see him getting the recognition he deserves. Proud to be UWC Mahindra alums
This guy is not just a big inspiration for us but also he is so humble ❤ from Brazil Thank tou so much❤
No,he is definitely lying. You can't apply for US visa unless you have some money in your bank during visa interview.
Right??? He tries to brush it off as he was just “hanging out” in the US… bro they are not giving tourist visas to single young men with no money.
I'm happy to see someone get himself out of this rotten education system and make it in the real world, incredibly inspiring, thanks for this interview 👏
Many of Those who go through the same rotten education system with schl way more lower in facilities or standard than the level of schl he attended (he went to one of top schools of tamil nadu where teachers r well paid & getting into that schl is difficult) also has proven to make it in the real world, their journeys r even more relatable yet inspiring or gives sort of idea to how make things work even in this environment with less of opportunities available than those developed western nation.
Yes brother
rotten Education system or not is the big problem, the platform to exhibit and creating a fertile ground for people to grow is needed..
@@dineshraj78 we'll be dead before that happens I feel
@@Ari_diwan we should not wait for it to happen, let do our best to bring that sprit. positivity is what we needed, so as the first step we should not talk negative like this, sorry being rude.
which hackaton is he referring to?
Thank you for creating this content, truly inspiring!
*some else created that application he HAPPENED TO BE THERE ... that's it* OVERHYPE AND NO REAL INFORMATION GIVEN AND EVERYTHING IS SO LIKE HE WAS LUCKY AND THATS ONE PERSON OUT OF BILLIONS WHO GOT THIS LUCK AND ACTUALLY GOT THE EB1 VISA EASILY AND ALSO DINT GIVE ACTUAL DETAILS
Yes, he did say he was like a product manager rather than a developer at the hackathon. He is resourceful for sure.
@@striker44 he isn't resourceful .. he just happened to be sitting there and if he put in another company or a seat it will be clear where he won't be able to work i am sure as well and you to youself said he is a product manager so ge is supposed to know everything and even explain or contribute or even know a bit of the product at the least .. this was utter over hype and nobody gets visa nor a job just the way it is portrayed
28:45 haha... "So you still live in a hacker house?" 😂
Appreciate the approach, grit and perseverance! Looks like he also acquired the American accent faster than the speed of solving the Rubics cube!;-)
He studied in one of the top schools in India, so he probably had teachers from West. Many actors , cricketers , Rajnikanth daughter they all studied in that school.
I still am wondering how did he learn to code so quickly to win at Hackathon? Cuz that's a very hard competition to win.
I wish I was a girl
👌🏻👌🏻beautiful inspiration 👌🏻👌🏻
Which state in India you from brother ?
Am in new york from kerala state of India
I had the pleasure of working with Kesava for a few months - he is one of the smartest and nicest people I’ve met. Awesome dude, wish him all the success in the world.
What do you do please. How did you worked with him😮
@@IsmahaanAhmed-bc1jy when in chennai probably
How is faking that accent so well?
I'm trying to imporove like that guy. That make me more inspire and got more energy to continue my goals. Thanks, this "Silicon Valley Girl" channel interview like that.
This really inspires me being an South indian
I low-key remember marina posting a photo with him on Instagram Abt a year ago saying he was a student of marina wow now he's being interviewed by marina probably his fav teacher 😊 tysm marina for everything you're doin for us ♥️
everything is good but why is talking like a American citizen ?
Are u telling me that he didn’t go to good school in india and speaking good English 😂😂 he is clearly scamming the system
??
Then your comprehension of this interview is poor.
WHY THEY GO TO AMERICA CAN HE NOT DO IT INDIA ??
nice to see you share the story of Indian founders in the valley. please share more such story
If he went to united world college, and it's the mahindra one, then I don't think he came from an economically modest background (makes sense considering the way he talks) 😂
Regardless, doesn't change the fact he came to the US with no money and became a millionaire!
The correlation with Rubik's cube and life is that he is very driven, and relentless to get the task done
he is beautiful wow
His parents to him :- You should have completed your degree
So he's either on O or P Visa, Damn! I need to solve Rubix Cubes now 😭
The thing that always alludes me is how do you get to this point on a vacation visa? Did he start his own company and therefore got a work visa? Winning hackathons to survive is one thing, but getting to the next level is what I'm curious about.
Did you listen to the interview? He said EB1 work visa and he is going through a tough immigration process, as it should be.
How on earth he went to US without money ????
me : by walk ???
me : how he kept alive ???
travelling must be inside plane tyres ???
thumbnails are so bad
even trying to catch ppl attention .
to live u need money unless n untill u r a forest person
🇮🇳 💕russia 🇷🇺
Well I think that now she decoded the formula for more views. Obviously it's the Indian population
He forces his accent but occassionally the Indian comes out.
We need much more content like this sis. I'm from India 16..y.o..i always like to watch your content.. So I need more content like this for student's good.. ❤❤🎉
Trust me if he came to the US to study his parents had money, 95% of the Indian parents wont be able to to send their kids. So dont tell me he came without any money. But I am happy for his success and he hits the hammer right on the nail, most of our studies are to just memorise and mug up things, but we are not taught any practical applications
didnt he clearly say he ended up in the us for a rubix competition.
@@samuraijosh1595 so what he came to US for a Rubiks cube completion and he got a visa bcoz of that 😂😂
@@athul03 no he met some top ceos and stuff there
I also thought that's very strange. In order to be even allowed in the country, you have to prove that you have money and won't be a burden to the government. As I was listening, it definitely sounded like he relied on the competition to survive. Which must have been pretty scary.
It doesn’t make sense that he has no money… like they literally won’t give you a visa unless you prove you’re rich. Especially a young single man. They are a huge risk of overstaying their visa to work. He is leaving key details out.
When I see someone is running $20M company, I just want to ask question - what is the debt to income ratio for your business.
I'm surprised by his English proficiency and accent in spite of being an immigrant who moved to the US just 3-4 years ago. I wish I could express myself like this.❤😢
@@fileload9806 can we just start seeing them as Indians, instead of North Indians or South Indians?
He is right in the point that technological progress always makes people be fired, but all of still has any kind of job. Remember horse industry, agriculture industry...
I found your channel after seeing this video!! Keep it up girl! Nice to see a Tamil boy succeed! 💖 his American accent is 👍
This made me smile! it is amazing to see someone I recognize! I met him at Rubik's cube competitions!!
I wish all Indians move to US
He doesn't have much of an Indian accent being in the USA since 2019 wauw.
it's accent heavy. you wouldn't know. so eager to lose your culture. bs.
looks like another warren buffet's speech. love from India 👍
there are talented 23 year old like that , but not a 23+ person with guts to handle UN/World issues LOL . we have talented people only for making money for themselves ? LOL . we should tech talented persons to do something meaningful for the world !
10:15 is very well explained. 👏4 years here and has simulated well with the lingo, just like my son did. 😍
His good karma also brought him where is here now,hardwork also too