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Class 12th study material(real one)

[08/08, 12:39 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1nioC7l1KnNCIOdcyUogPGCjIs\_i19muU?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:40 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1fNGnGUekw4PV1U8S6SEi7YtEZ3TxZWS-?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1y4QPe9Bv7Ya-1FdeIzIwRoFJVr-L5A\_R?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/19xZvAz5zYDIujkP-Ls5JMRxO1NZRg1hw/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/131\_MVYfoBlDFvgULVBxAZxLYKaIBIoQ8/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1QO7TVnhCAF20QCWDcHJQIh6OQwAyeaSV?usp=sharing

Have fun pookies✨️

Class 12th study material(real one)

[08/08, 12:39 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1nioC7l1KnNCIOdcyUogPGCjIs\_i19muU?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:40 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1fNGnGUekw4PV1U8S6SEi7YtEZ3TxZWS-?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1y4QPe9Bv7Ya-1FdeIzIwRoFJVr-L5A\_R?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/19xZvAz5zYDIujkP-Ls5JMRxO1NZRg1hw/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/131\_MVYfoBlDFvgULVBxAZxLYKaIBIoQ8/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1QO7TVnhCAF20QCWDcHJQIh6OQwAyeaSV?usp=sharing

Have fun pookies✨️

Class 12th study material(real one)

[08/08, 12:39 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1nioC7l1KnNCIOdcyUogPGCjIs\_i19muU?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:40 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1fNGnGUekw4PV1U8S6SEi7YtEZ3TxZWS-?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1y4QPe9Bv7Ya-1FdeIzIwRoFJVr-L5A\_R?usp=sharing

[08/08, 12:41 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/19xZvAz5zYDIujkP-Ls5JMRxO1NZRg1hw/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/file/d/131\_MVYfoBlDFvgULVBxAZxLYKaIBIoQ8/view

[08/08, 12:42 am] https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1QO7TVnhCAF20QCWDcHJQIh6OQwAyeaSV?usp=sharing

Have fun pookies✨️

So my brother was curing walls of our house in under construction(sprinkling water on the walls after cementing to prevent cracks), he does it everyday at night around 10pm so that the water doesn't disturb people on the street.

But yesterday something abnormal happened, he was sharing snap of sprinkling water. Nothing was wrong until his friend point out something strange today. He admitted that he saw some strange eyes in that snap. My brother and his other laughed at him in group call and ask to send screenshot, but it was 1time snap so he can't.

But bro rushed to our home and show those scary eyes in the video appeared for milliseconds. You can also see them in the video when my brother zooms in the flowing water. I have also commented the screenshot if you didn't found it.

And now everyone in our house is in confusion.

Although i don't even believe in such things.

Personally i do feel like it's because of snapchat, as it always search for eyes and face so maybe a bug.

But still i don’t know exactly about it!

Now i just want to if it's because of snapchat.

Drive link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jDfY4IKrVQ10B\_yLUyiWXomLBlgOgGgu/view?usp=drivesdk

Snap filter: https://snapchat.com/t/l6RjREKr

Phone: Iphone 16

So my brother was curing walls of our house in under construction(sprinkling water on the walls after cementing to prevent cracks), he does it everyday at night around 10pm so that the water doesn't disturb people on the street.

But yesterday something abnormal happened, he was sharing snap of sprinkling water. Nothing was wrong until his friend point out something strange today. He admitted that he saw some strange eyes in that snap. My brother and his other laughed at him in group call and ask to send screenshot, but it was 1time snap so he can't.

But bro rushed to our home and show those scary eyes in the video appeared for milliseconds. You can also see them in the video when my brother zooms in the flowing water. I have also commented the screenshot if you didn't found it.

And now everyone in our house is in confusion.

Although i don't even believe in believing ( r/atheismindia) so how can i believe in ghosts and abnormal things.

Personally i do feel like it's because of snapchat, as it always search for eyes and face so maybe a bug.

But still i don’t know exactly about it!

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

I'm a Class 12 PCM student and lately I've been stressing a lot about my career.

​

The main thing driving me is money. I want to earn more than my father one day. He runs a scrap trading business and has done very well for himself. He came from a poor background and built everything he has in roughly the last 10 years. Today our family is financially comfortable, owns multiple properties, vehicles, and is building a luxurious house.

​

The thing is, I have no idea how much he actually earns. He has never discussed those things with me, probably because he still sees me as too young for business conversations. Sometimes he's very careful with spending, and other times he tells me not to worry about the cost of my education and that he'll support whatever path I choose.

​

Recently we discussed careers. He strongly encourages higher education and often talks about becoming an IAS officer, but that's not something I see myself doing. I've also considered becoming a pilot, but I keep wondering whether a salaried profession can realistically surpass my father earnings.

​

What confuses me is whether I should focus on building a high-income career first or aim for entrepreneurship from the beginning, like a vehicle dealership(we have discussed something about that). My long-term dream is to build something of my own but not that one man army guy, i have financial and emotional support from my father. Possibly it's pilot then business or business from the beginning, but something that create more wealth than the my father have.

​

For people who come from business families, how did you decide between a profession and entrepreneurship? And is it a mistake to choose a career mainly because of its earning potential? Probably it looks like but i don’t want to see myself earning many times lesser than my father and brother(both working together right now) that made them after some years calling me that i should joined them.

Sat 8 pm, my first leg day and abs, and now it's paining af. Total stiffness, i can't walk and even can't move my body while laying because of abs. So totally lost my mobility. Help me before 8pm, like quick relief cures