Gangwar is known for his honest and valuable content and arguments on various topics that many ignore. This has earned him both hate and praise.

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All those accustomed to thinking only about what they have been taught, and never think differently.You need to accept the fact that rejections happen, that they are normal. Don’t take it to your heart, don’t try to figure out what that person is thinking. People are people, who knows goes in that mind of theirs. There is a flaw in chasing happiness: you never stop chasing those things that make you happy or give you immense joy. If you want to be crazily motivated to do anything, a 100 percent reason to do that thing should come from inside. The words like others and them have to be replaced by myself. It should not be I want to show them, but I want to show myself. Not I want to be great, so they would be impressed, but I want to be great so that I can be satisfied with myself. If you are relying on others, you are indirectly controlled by others" Why is the idea that ‘people are weird’ necessary for your growth? It is far better than having delusional perceptions. Your perception of something can create false expectations. Shwetabh is well-known for his intellectual and inspiring videos on YouTube, where he doesn’t shy away from being rude.

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Rejection is a common experience and happens to everybody at some point in their lives. But when you experience rejection, you likely take it personally and act as if you’re the only one it has happened to. But on the flip side, if you are an Indian and understand Hindi well, his videos might help you solve many problems in many aspects of your life like relationships, time management, career, etc.Rejections are normal. You aren’t born to be liked by every damn _____ on the planet and there is no need to suffer even a little on rejections. You fundamentally do not have enough data to ponder upon the reason for rejection and hence don’t necessarily need to give an ear for