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A message for all students | Aman Dhattarwal | TEDxGECA

We can go up to any length to get the attention and love of the person we are infatuated with. The same way Aman Dhattarwal, India's renowned online platform educator apprise us with this fun analogy to comprehend our career as a person that we are dearly infatuated with. This way not only we will strive hard to approach our career goals but also understand that it takes time to fall in love with it while we are learning (failing and relearning from mistakes) the required skill set. He shares the few important steps that we need to practice every day to achieve success. Aman Dhattarwal believes that success is not completely about learning but also unlearning the bad habits that we have consistently built throughout our lives. He believes that it takes time to break those bad habits that have been negatively influencing our daily productivity but it is possible if we focus on one at a time. "IF YOU ARE NOT LIVING ON EDGE, YOU ARE OCCUPYING TO MUCH SPACE" by quoting Jim Whittaker (first American to summit Mt Everest) he tries to depict the importance of taking RISK in life and the advantage of being first. Aman Dhattarwal is the #1 educator of JEE on India's biggest online platform and he believes that everyone has the right to quality education. And with the help of his social media platforms, he has helped millions of students to find their path to success in the last 5 years. He has helped students across India find their right career path. He has been a guest speaker at 38 colleges including top IITs, BITS Pilani, IIITs, NITs, SRCC, Jadavpur University etc. Along with this, he also is one of India's youngest millionaires at the age of 22. He has helped the young hustlers to find their true potential so that they can fly to victory. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx