26/11/2025
As an Indian, I’ve done it all.
Not to brag or show off — but from a place of transparency and vulnerability.
I’ve accomplished:
— Double degrees
— Built 8-figure businesses
— Bought supercars
— Met more people than I can count
— Been at the centre of every social circle
— Played pro cricket
— Acted in feature films
— Became a doctor
— Moved countries
— Bought 45 homes
— Been hated on, banned, criticised, and celebrated
The reality?
When you do so many things with good intentions, it’s easy to be misunderstood.
Especially in a place like Australia — it’s easy to be stereotyped by your race.
The government should be held accountable.
The media should be regulated by qualified people who are elected for their intellect and realism.
Most countries spread hate and fear — and I’ve felt that at every level.
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But in return?
I’ve become so connected to who I am — and it’s only because of action.
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Last year, I went through a turbulent time not knowing who to trust.
I realised how deeply I relied on others in my businesses.
The only thing I could return to was property.
Property doesn’t care about opinions.
It doesn’t rely on other people’s decisions.
It sits there. It does its job.
It appreciates. It cashflows.
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If I could share anything with you, it’s this:
Ignore the noise.
It doesn’t matter who you are, what your background is, or how much your friends, family, or colleagues criticise you.
If you invest into an asset that pays you every week, grows long-term, and compounds in capital gains — the only thing looking after you is your work and your assets.
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Ignore the noise. Keep winning.
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