Established founders are often asked about their path to success. It is also asked from where did he get his inspiration. Ideas were exchanged between two successful founders this week on a question related to success in life.
Kunal Shah of credit card payments company CRED (CRED) on Wednesday took to Twitter to share his thoughts on how people view success and hard work.
Founders are often questioned about success
He tweeted, “Fathers are asked how much success is enough, why despite achieving so much and working hard to achieve. What most people don’t realize is that success often follows early failure in their life or that of the entire family. They are trying to escape the darkness that existed and continues to exist.”
Shah founded CRED in 2018 and is regarded as one of the well-known new age entrepreneurs of India. The company started as a credit card payment platform rewarding users with points for paying their bills. It wants to be a company providing all financial services.
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Nitin Kamat said – Success does not mean being the founder
A day after Shah’s post on the success, Nitin Kamat, co-founder and CEO of stock brokerage platform Zerodha, tweeted in response and shared his views on the subject. Kamat said that a person who wants to achieve more success probably has nothing to do with being the founder. He tweeted Shah’s quote, “Maybe it has nothing to do with being founders, and it’s just human nature that absolute success isn’t as satisfying as success.”
Maybe it has nothing to do with being founders, & it’s just human nature that absolute success isnt as satisfying as relative success. As you do or make more, you get into bubbles where you benchmark yourself to those who have more, and you want it. So that chase never ends? 1/2 https://t.co/TwzmXw296g
— Nithin Kamath (@Nithin0dha) February 10, 2022
“As you work or make more, you get caught in bubbles where you compare yourself to people who have more and want more,” he said.
The Zerodha boss said that famous and successful founders often seek recognition. In other tweets, he said, “It’s crazy that people around me think I have the answer to all life’s problems, because I’m a little successful. It’s hard not to be deceived and start believing in it.”
Kunal Shah accepted Kamat’s points and liked his tweets.
India’s largest equity brokerage house Zerodha co-founders Nitin Kamat and his elder brother Nikhil Kamat were ranked 86th in the Forbes list of India’s rich in 2021. Zerodha was founded by the Kamat brothers in 2010.
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