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Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
A friend recently asked me which digital payments app I was using.
When I told her, she promptly asked, โWhy not use BHIM, our very own Indian app?โ
I admitted I didnโt know much about it.
โWell, let me introduce you to someone youโll enjoy meeting.โ
That someone was Dilip Asbe, MD & CEO of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).
Dilip kindly agreed to come over for a chat.
That conversation was illuminating, to put it mildly.
We all know the payment apps we use every day. PhonePe, Google Pay, Paytm, BHIMโฆ
But think of them as trains running on a railway network.
NPCI provides the tracks.
And what an extraordinary railway India has built!
In September, UPI alone processed over 2,400 crore transactions. Thatโs more than 80 crore transactions every single day!
India is now the worldโs largest real-time payments market. A true global force multiplier.
And Dilip has been one of the key people behind that remarkable achievement.
His mind is buzzing with plans to build more โrailroadsโ that will enable new apps in wider financial spheres.
But hereโs what struck me most about him.
Not the scale of his achievement. Not his knowledge of the technology.
His humility.
Dilip is well known in financial & technology circles. But I met a man with no airs, no sense of self-importance & seemingly little interest in the spotlight.
Just immense pride in what his team has accomplished & a genuine sense of privilege at being able to serve his country.
I also learned that his mother was a teacher.
Perhaps Iโm biased, but Iโve always believed that mothers who are teachers have a special knack for instilling values that last a lifetime. And I couldnโt help wondering if that explained something about Dilipโs grounded personality.
People like him derive their satisfaction not from being seen, but from seeing their work make a difference.
Thank you, Dilip, for the conversation. And for reminding me that ambition & humility can indeed travel together on the railroad to success.
And Iโve switched to the BHIM app now!
#MondayMotivation
The louder tone while doing our jobs can silence our #success
Probably start up investors are paying some portion of their capital to companies to keep such individual employed ๐
If it was true then there lies nothing at the intersection and everyone is therefore mutually exclusive
If all that people claim in their #interviews is true, our country's GDP would've already tripled by now.
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#NSR
Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
At home, during power cuts, we discuss current events.
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#NSR
Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
This is exactly why the cockroaches and Rahul Gandhi are protesting so vigorously! The truth has been exposed in the simplest possible language โ No wonder they are rattled! ๐๐
Western railway station are two noisy with announcement on keeping stations clean. There is a huge noise pollution because of this
I am at Lower Parel Station now
@WesternRly
Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
A peak life advice from Alex Hormozi:
โYour life will get better the moment you stop waiting for it to get better and force yourself to get better.โ
Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
โIn my whole life I've never been good at something I wasn't very interested in. It just doesn't work.
There's no substitute for strong interest.โ
โ Charlie Munger
Prashant Joglekar ๐ก ๐ฎ๐ณ retweeted
โYou britishers have no right to preach us about human rightsโ
"It is better to perform one's own duty imperfectly than to perform another's duty perfectly. It is better to die performing one's own duty; the duty of another is fraught with danger."
โ Bhagavad Gita 3.35 livinggeeta.com/verse/3/35
Sometimes averages doesn't tell the true story. @JimmyAmarnath was far greater than his numbers speak
Happy Birthday Jimmy Amernath Ji
Richard Hadlee broke his head, Malcolm Marshall knocked out his teeth, Imran Khan knocked him unconscious and Michael Holding sent him to hospital. And yet Mohinder Amarnath got 3 centuries in Pakistan, 2 in the West Indies and 1 against Thommo in Australia. In those days, batting against the frightening pace of Holding, Imran and the West Indians involved a bit more than just skill, it needed raw courage and Jimmy Amarnath had that in dollops.
Jimmy turns 76 today & India's first Man of the Match in a World Cup final(and semi-final) certainly deserves much more acclaim and attention
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