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Can you sing a tune? Can you sense the rhythm in the songs you listen to? If so, the answer is yes.The fact that it can be done, doesn’t make it easy. Only practice will get you there. There will be times of frustration when your fingers don’t want to land where you need them to go. Give it time; give it work.I arrived at guitar playing in a backwards sort of way. My father was a violinist and therefore my violin teacher. When I practised, I would always hear my father coaching from a room or so away. “Third finger a little higher!”In my later high school years, I wanted to pick up an instrument that I had every right to be wrong on. I chose the bass guitar because I wouldn’t have to learn chords and I already was familiar with moving my fingers to find the required notes.Some time later, I was the bass player in a band. The guitarist was okay if he had the chords, but couldn’t listen to a song on the radio and figure out the chord sequence. I bought a cheap guitar so I could figure out the chords for him and bring them to rehearsals. We came to a parting of the ways when I asked him to add in chords that weren’t part of his daily practice.Once you are familiar with (and can do the basics) try to play with someone better than you. Trying to bring your performance up to match a better partner is a great way to grow.You will never know everything. There will always be something else to figure out. Playing an instrument is a progression of skill-building, not a definable destination.Good luck!

It’s a combination of the effort you put in and the way you practice.Tip #1: Always Practice with a goal in mindAlways have a goal in mind for every practice session. Don’t worry if you don’t quite hit what you are trying to achieve just try to make progress towards that goal and you can pick up on it in your next practice session if needs be.Then as soon as your goal is achieved create a new goal.Your playing will improve in leaps and bounds if you do this for every single session. It’ll probably sneak up on you – and one day you’ll catch yourself in the mirror, or someone will make a comment or you’ll record something, and you’ll be like “holy crap – I’m pretty good now!”You might like to “just play” but there’s plenty of time for that. Do something towards a goal at the start of every practice session. If you still feel like just mucking around then go for it – but work towards something specific first.Related posts:Top 5 free and paid online guitar coursesTop 20 tips to learn guitar fasterTip #2: Learn Chords in Different Positions up the NeckAnd I’m not just talking about barre chords.If you write music, your compositions will improve out of site if you can use chord patterns in other positions on the fingerboard rather than your standard old open chords.If you like to improvise then this is going to make you a lot less one dimensional in your chord playing.If you’re simply jamming with others and you want to spice a song up and add some richness you can play some less than standard chords in different positions to keep things more interesting.Not only will your writing, improvisation and sound in general improve, but it also looks far more impressive. If I’m watching a guitarist play a bunch of barre chords and open chords in the first position it’s way less interesting than a guitarist who is playing interesting chords up the fingerboard.Yes most guitarists know how to play barre chords all along the fingerboard – but these become stale and boring very quickly – and everyone is playing them. Experiment with different shapes for chords and you’ll be amazed at how much richer your playing can sound.Tip #3: Practice Slowly and Properly Before Playing at Full SpeedIf you are learning anything, it is far better to learn it slowly but correctly. Once you have something down at a slow pace, then slowly increase the pace. This is far better than trying to play something at full pace and making a load of errors in the process.Of course you’ll make errors to start with, even playing slowly – but you’ll be able to play what your learning without errors sooner than if you played at full speed.Why is this important? Because if you always play something fast but with errors and you do this for long enough, your muscles memory will remember the errors and that will become ingrained – making it more difficult to learn properly.So be patient and play things slowly but correctly at first. Then gradually increase the speed. If you find after increasing the speed you are starting to make errors again, then go back play it slowly again a couple of times before trying to increase the speed again.Tip #4: Practice with a MetronomePracticing with a metronome has a couple of great benefits.Firstly, your timing will be drastically improved. Even if you never play in a band or a group situation – even if you never record or never play live (all things that improved timing will make you a much better guitarist for), you’ll still sound much better.Even if you only ever play around friends or family they will appreciate you playing in time (and you will too because you’ll notice the difference).The other thing is that using a metronome will make tip #3 above easier to implement. i.e. it helps you to learn things at a slower pace.If you set the metronome so that it forces you to learn something at a slow pace then you won’t be tempted to, or inadvertently, play at a faster speed. It also means that you can gradually increase your pace using the metronome.Tip #5: Get your Guitar Set UpIf your guitar is set up wrong (and I’m basically referring to your guitar’s action – i.e. how high the strings are sitting above the fingerboard) then you’ll be making your playing unnecessarily difficult.I demo and review a lot of guitars, so I’m well versed in the difference it can make going between one guitar with a poorly set action (poorly for my tastes) and one that is set up well. I feel like a difference guitarist instantly.On a well set up guitar I am more confident to try things, I play more smoothly, make less errors and just in general find it far more enjoyable.I’d say around 4 out of 5 guitars (to pull a rough figure out of my head) that I play when I visit someone with a guitar aren’t set up well. So many guitarists could instantly improve with a setup.Pay the little bit extra and pay a luthier (guitar maker) or guitar tech or whoever in your area does set ups, to set your guitar up for you – it’ll be well worth the cost. Or if you want to learn to do it yourself you can too.A set up usually involves a combination of a truss rod adjustment and/or a nut adjustment and/or a saddle adjustment.Tip #6: Assess whether or not you have the right pickIf you only ever play finger style this won’t apply to you, but otherwise you should learn to play with a pick, even if you don’t use it for everything you play. It can make your playing richer and more dynamic for certain styles and techniques.Whether you already play with a pick or are going to learn to use one – make sure to think about the pick you are using. They can make a big difference – often guitarists aren’t using the appropriate pick for their style or their taste.Finding the most appropriate pick can make it easier to play your style, and can make you play better and more accurately.Experiment and find the pick that’s right for you.Ref: 8 Awesome Tips to Improve your Guitar Playing

Convertible debt is probably the ONLY way to raise money for start up's in India!!Now, the debt is not 'pure' debt - its masked as  'Convertible Preference Shares' that is the only 'other' class of shares that the Indian Companies Act allows (other than regular, equity shares).These shares are subscribed at a premium (being the valuation agreed to and the money coming into the Company).These 'Convertible Pref shares (CPP)' usually have a interest coupon (term sheets come with as high as 10%!!) - that I always suggest be beaten down to 1-2 % (because the investor is actually giving you equity!)Also, the CPP has a 'convertible' option which allows the investor to 'convert' the CPP shares into regular shares at any time they wish. This clause takes care of ratcheting and participation in the Company's cap table as and when the occasion arises (if this sounds like rocket science, I will be giving some more explanations later)The CPP protects the investor because Preference Shares in India are given priority in liquidation (winding up) events! Please read these two detailed blogs (like stories) I have written on the subject of raising capital WITH the right documentation in place:1. The 3 deadly weapons (in term sheets) that Kill Entrepreneurs..Once upon a time, in a land not so far away, two dynamic entrepreneurs - Bakra and Bakri got together and started up an amazing e-commerce business to sell sheep wool online! Within a few months their business was rocking; orders were pouring in from all over the world, page views & comScore numbers were soaring and the servers and the site were happily crashing. This was indeed a great start up.  One day, on a midsummer night, they heard a knock on their cottage door, and when they opened it, a dark skinned man in a black suit, black shoes and black umbrella, with gelled black hair, holding a black satchel greeted them. ‘Hi’ he said, ‘My name is VC, and I am here to fund you’. Over the next few days, VC patiently explained how he would invest his humongous dollars into Bakra and Bakri’s start up, so as to scale it and make it profitable and ‘Nasdaq’able’. On the final day, VC didn’t meet them, but sent them a terse mail that read ‘Term Sheet attached. Sign and Return’. Bakra and Bakri were innocent entrepreneurs and  decided to forward the same mail to Rodinhood – the Prince of Entrepreneurs who lived in the Forest of Enterprise. When Rodinhood read the term sheet, he found the same 3 deadly weapons he had suspected - well concealed and embedded inside the document. These, if not disengaged, could kill or at least severely damage Bakra and Bakri’s economic progress. This is what he identified: 1. The Shot Gun: The ESOP carve out Clause In the clause of ‘ESOP’ or employee stock option plan, the term sheet stated that the entrepreneurs (B&B) would carve out 10% of the share of the Company PRIOR to the funding. The weapon was the word PRIOR. It meant that B&B would have to further dilute 10% of their OWN stocks to make way for future employees, (who would work for the Company and actually benefit all the owners). In his explanation Rodinhood wrote to B&B that the carve out of ESOP's PRIOR to the funding was unfair on two counts: a) It should come from the share of  every owner of the company’s share and hence POST not PRIOR to the funding since the benefit accrues to all owners as the company grows b) In case of non-allotment of the complete 10%, the Investors would share the residual shares as well! Hence this was an indirect ploy to get more shares of the promoters under the guise of an ESOP plan. Rodinhood’s final advise was – Try and negotiate esop dilution after funding and limit the commitment to 5% to begin with, since no one knows at the start of a business what really the esop pool requirement will be. 2. The Samurai Sword – The Liquidation Preference Multiple Clause The term sheet stated that on liquidation of the Company, the VC would receive 2x of the money invested. This meant that upon Liquidation (and this interpretation could include an exit), the VC would first take home not just the amount invested in the Business but DOUBLE of the same – so 2x of the investment!Hence, no matter what the outcome, the VC would enjoy a 100% return on his investment; Bakra and Bakri would be left with what remained if anything at all. Rodinhood’s comment was that if VC means Venture Capital, it should remain Venture Capital and not Vampire Capital. Hence, the fair multiple was 1x of the principal back and NOT 2x or 3x etc, etc, in favor of the VCs. 1x ensured return of Capital and nothing more if the Company was sold in extraneous circumstances. 3. The Nuclear Bomb – the Preferred and Participating Clause  In this Term Sheet, the clause ‘Preferred and Participating’ made Rodinhood's Marwari blood boil. This was the classic nuclear bomb aimed at the entrepreneurs.It meant that in case of  a sale, FIRST the VC would take home 2x of his investment. Then, on the remainder, the VC would take his legitimate %.So, assume that Bakra and Bakri’s Company raised Rs 100 from VC at a 30% dilution. Also let's assume that after 4 years, the business would sell at Rs 800. Logically, VC would take home 30% of Rs 800 or Rs 240? Correct? Wrong!!Under the preferred and participating this is what would happen:As per the ‘Preferred’ clause, VC would first take home 2*100 (2x liquidation preference) = Rs 200. As per the ‘Participating’ clause, OF THE MONEY THAT REMAINED – Rs 600, VC would take home 30% or Rs 180. Hence the total money that the VC would take home would be 200+180 = 380 instead of 240! In other words, the Equity of VC just became 47.5% rather than the original 30% only because of this Draconian Clause. Rodinhood sent his comments back to Bakra and Bakri with the above explanations and the final advise – ‘no matter what anyone tells you, including myself – do what’s right for yourself and your business. Just try and remove or disengage these weapons as best as you can. Always remember –when you have a good thing going, capital chases entrepreneurs and you must negotiate justly and hard’.****Story 2. The 6 Dangerous Bombs in Share Holders Agreements & how entrepreneurs can diffuse them.Bakra &Bakri (B&B) – two successful entrepreneurs had just started an e-commerce business to sell their sheep wool online and were a happy lot. They had negotiated their term sheet with Mr. VC and were sitting back in their cottage backyard, nursing single malts. They always drank “Ballantine 17 years”. Bose’s garden speakers were playing ‘don’t stop thinking about tomorrow’ by Fleetwood Mac. Bakra’s iPhone beeped; a message from the VC read ‘Check mail. SHA attached’. Even while he was pulling away the wool from his eyes, Bakra forwarded the sms and the mail to Rodinhood – the Prince of Entrepreneurs who lived in the forest of Enterprise. Rodinhood was a friend of all the Bakras and Bakris who guided and consulted entrepreneurs in their start up life. Rodinhood read the message and immediately got down to work. As he opened the SHA (share holders agreement), he took a deep breath. This was the most important document for any entrepreneur and he was determined to be thorough and fair in his perusal and remarks. 1)   Definitions. First Rodinhood carefully went through the ‘Definitions or ‘Recitals’ – the bullet like descriptions of key terms in the beginning of the agreement and made sure that they were in order. For instance, Rodinhood checked the definition of ‘FMV’ (Fair Market Value) and checked it read fairly. The recitals are important because there are acronyms used multiple times across the agreement and these acronyms are detailed in the recitals. Rodinhood considered the definition of ‘Control’ and checked if the explanation defined Control as 50% or 51% or was it a loose, under defined meaning. Each interpretation of the definition of control for instance had a different outcome in the long term.  To keep himself relaxed, Rodinhood was sipping Perrier on the rocks, in his favorite rock glass, garnished with a twist of Lime. Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto was playing in the background. The atmosphere was ‘cordial’ enough to come to terms with an SHA.  2)   Pre Emptive Rights. Swiftly, Rodinhood came across ‘Pre Emptive Rights’ (the terms that allowed existing shareholders to participate in a new issue first) – and they seemed fine. But he still went through the section once again. 3)   Representations and Warranties. On Reps and Warranties – Rodinhood made a side note to ask Bakra and Bakri if they had ‘shared’ everything with Mr. VC? Rodinhood always believed that it was most prudent to reveal everything about the Company to an investor BEFORE taking in their money. If there were secret promoters or other shareholders, they ought to be made public and given shares before the Company was finally structured. Also, if the Company had received some vague legal threat or was under the cloud of potential litigation, it was most important to reveal it all to the VCs. Thinking ‘let me handle this after I get the money in the bank’ is suicidal for entrepreneurs. In Reps and Warranties, Rodinhood wondered how Bakra and Bakri had reflected their personal loans invested in the Company and what was their agreement with the VC. Rodinhood personally had a view that all ‘moneys’ of entrepreneurs into their own Company be treated as loans and returned gently over a period of time; post funding. Rodinhood felt that his concept was right because the entrepreneurs were putting in their sweat, blood and tears into this start up which was way beyond a few lacs of money. Besides moneys taken from relatives, friends and even piggy bank savings were best returned to entrepreneurs so that they could focus solely on the business. The rock glass was sweating as the ice and Perrier got acquainted. The lime slice was quickly become the stranger in the mix. 4)   Restrictions on Transfer of Shares. Was the next section that made Rodinhood sit up. This SHA locked 75% of the entrepreneurs’ shares in an escrow to be earned back by the entrepreneurs over a period of 3 years. While Rodinhood accepted that VCs needed to ‘lock-in’ entrepreneurs by locking in their entrepreneur shares over the next few years in the Company (post its funding so as to protect the VC’s from founders just walking away), Rodinhood always had the following tenets for entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs could always try and negotiate the maximum number of shares  % ‘outside’ the purview of the lock in. The standard was 25% (so 75% got locked in), but negotiating 33% was not difficult. The unlocked % depended on the life cycle of progress at which time the start up was getting funded (the later the time to funding, the higher the unlocked shares %)The ‘release’ of the locked in shares could be structured ‘monthly’ rather than ‘quarterly’ and at worst ‘yearly’.The maximum period of lock in could be a maximum of 36 months.The MOST important aspect was WHAT would happen to locked/escrowed shares in the event that the promoter LEFT the Company. The best outcome would be for the Company/VCs to buy the shares back from the entrepreneur at Fair Market Value and the worse would be that the entrepreneur shares flowed back to the ESOP pool or to the VCs at the price the promoter paid for them (par value).Rodinhood’s rational on fair pricing for the exit price of the promoter (in such extraneous events) was the logic that a lot could happen in 3 years. The industry could change tremendously – the VC’s and other founders may completely want to take the business in another direction. Hence it was important that the VALUE created at the time of departure of the promoter be captured and handed over to her. The agreement was now half way reviewed and Rodinhood took a break to stretch his legs.  He changed the Emperor Concerto that had just finished playing the second time to Mahler’s Syphony No 1 ‘The Titan’. Rodinhood needed his favorite symphony to give him a natural high at this point.  5)   TAG ALONG rights. In this SHA, the tag along rights read like they always did. Rodinhood had one very important point on this. In the part where it was clear that the investors could ‘tag along’ with the promoter in the event that the promoter was selling and the investors also wanted to exit, Rodinhood made sure that in the event of less than a 100% exit of all shares, everyone in the Company sold their shares pro-rata. To explain his point, Rodinhood added this side note to Bakra and Bakri (B&B): Imagine if after a few years, your business is doing well, and you meet a Company called Goat and Sheep (G&S) of Britain who have a similar business like yours; but their business is much larger and is publicly listed. G&S love what B&B do and the fact that B&B are in India – so offer to buy B&B out. However, they want only 51% of the Company. As per the existing ‘Tag Along’ rights, while you (B&B) make the effort of finding an acquirer and negotiating the best price, the B&B Company investors (who say would own 60% of the Company) will have the rights to TAG ALONG with B&B. In the present agreement, the investors in B&B had the Tag Along rights to offer their ENTIRE portion of shares first and then allow the rest to be sold by B&B. Given that 51% was being bought out, it would mean that none of Bakra and Bakri’s shares would be acquired by G&S! This will leave B&B stuck with the Goat and Sheep Company who would never offer to buy B&B’s remaining shares out! So, in the event of a partial sale, it was critical to negotiate ‘pro-rata’ tag along rights so that in case of, say  51% being acquired by Goat and Sheep, EVERYONE in the B&B Company has a right to tag along – thereby benefiting promoters, investors and of course ESOP share holders. This pro rata tag-along was very important when strategic companies acquired operating firms. Rodinhood took the last swig of what remained of the Perrier and chewed on the ice cubes that had come along. The twisted lime now looked like a complete stranger in the glass. 6)   DRAG ALONG rights. Came next. Rodinhood thoroughly went through the clauses and they read exactly the way they were supposed to. He sighed. He had no comments to make on the same – despite having fought and won a bitter battle on these same rights. Just to make B&B understand the implications of DRAG ALONG - Rodinhood inserted a hyperlink of his classic blog post (the toughest decisio... relating to this subject for Bakra and Bakri’s reference reading and left it at that. The rest of the document read fine. Rodinhood made sure to point out that it was nice to keep the Board as small as possible (two from the promoters side and one from the investors), so as to be able to accommodate a larger board with subsequent investments. Finally, Rodinhood made a footnote for B&B to diligently make sure that the Conversion, Liquidation Preference and ESOP clauses were in accordance with what was negotiated in the term sheet. These 3 terms were as important as the 6 terms described above. The evening had burst into the night. Rodinhood smiled as he mailed the SHA with his remarks to Bakra and Bakri. He was happiest helping fellow entrepreneurs and this was truly one of those moments.***I hope this helps!!

Welcome to the Google ecosystem :-). You'll save money and have access to many useful tools that are great and free! For starters sign up for a Google Account. Here are some other suggestions (assume you already have a Google Account):1. Contacts - Synch your iphone with your Google Account. See this https://discussions.apple.com/th...2. Contacts Optimization - After you have synched. Consider cleaning up your contacts. Some suggestions:a. Standardize e.g. First Name, Last Name.b. For phone numbers, be disciplined to have every number with the proper country and area code e.g. +60 3 1234567. Tag it appropriately i.e. Mobile, Work, Home, Custom (if needed).c. Use the Category Field. A contact could be in multiple Categories e.g. Work, Alumni, Sport etc.delationship Field. This is really handy so you can put your contact in context.e. Photo. Include a photo if you have one.f. Custom Field. Whatever you want, even Chinese characters.g. Birthday/ Date Field. Done properly these will appear in your Google Calendar. That way, you will look good when you wish them birthday wishes etc.h. Notes. Use this sparing for all others. Maybe add something interesting about your contact or their favourite food. Sure, it is time consuming but done properly you can use this with any Android phone. Just synch and you are ready to go.i. Database. Use this for your own personal database e.g. eateries. Then Categorize appropriately. Very useful if you need to find a special place to entertain. Add information such as recommended dishes, staff name, opening hours etc. Include a date that the record was created is useful as data will change with time.Done properly, using Google Assistant, you'll be able to locate a contact or place. and then use Maps to navigate there :-)3. Calendar - Start using the Google Calendar. As mentioned birthdays and dates in Contacts will appear here.4. Gmail - Create Tasks or Reminders using from email. Never forget again :-).5. Keep - Keep all the information you need and utilize the search power of Google.6. Drive - Convert your files into Google Suite format. These will not count towards storage use. Access them from PC, Mac, Chromebook, Android etc. Collaborate seamlessly. Never wonder whether your file is the most updated. Generally simple formatting works well. For complex files, consider converting to image and the insert into a Google Suite file.7. Photos - Videos - Upload these to photos.google.com Take time to put them in albums and label accordingly. Helps you to locate them at later stage. Use High Quality mode and these will not count towards online storage use.8. Chromebook - Consider getting a Chromebook. These are cheaper than PCs, have great battery life and fast boot up time.9. Android Phone - Consider getting a mid range phone e.g. ASUS Zenfone 4 Max. Available from around USD 200 (likely less). No point spending a lot of on a phone. It has great battery life (approx. 3 days) nice finish and relatively light User Interface (UI). Other manufacturers may have heavy UI or proprietary apps tied to their own ecosystem e.g. Samsung.

One of the best Israeli pilots Ran Ronen received a secret mission to perform as leader of a Mirage-III pair. He was briefed by Air Force commander Motti Hod himself: “Listen Ran, You will see something quite unusual coming your way… You shouldn’t shoot at it. Repeat: no shooting. Bring it home”. And then they saw it: An Iraqi MiG-21 speeding over the Jordanian sky. Minutes later three planes landed at the Hatzor Air Base.In the 1960s for Israel Air Force leadership one thing was clear: success or failure in fighting the numerically superior Arab countries air forces was dependent on ability to “handle” the most advanced Soviet-made fighter jet MiG-21. And in order to do it – the IAF needed to learn and examine such a plane.Mossad’s operatives were tasked with the almost impossible assignment – to lay their hands on one of the most precious aircrafts in the enemies’ possession. After several failed attempts to find the way to achieve this (which cost the lives of several agents), there was breakthrough. While several articles (and a movie loosely based on this story) claimed the involvement of some mysterious female operative, the romance in this case actually didn’t involve the pilot himself. An Iraqi Jew living in Tehran told Israeli intelligence that he was in a relationship with an Iraqi woman who was part of a rich Christian family. And one of the family members was Munir Radfa - a fighter jet pilot who was unhappy with his situation in the Iraqi Air Forces (he felt he was denied promotions as minority member) and also seemed to despise the Iraqi regime policies and was interested in defecting to the West.While on vacation in Greece, Radfa was approached by a man representing himself as a former Polish pilot opposing Communists. But after several days he revealed to the Iraqi pilot that he was Colonel Zeev Liron of the Israeli Air Force and he proposed a substantial sum of money and Israeli citizenship for flying his MiG-21 to Israel. Initially Radfa said that such defection was impossible but when presented with a detailed plan he was convinced that the task can be performed…Still there was major obstacle. Radfa was afraid of his family future - when the Iraqi government would learn about his escape to Israel they would be persecuted and probably murdered. Mossad agreed to move the whole extended family to West or Israel. And so some were taken on what they thought was a trip to Europe, while others were smuggled through the Iranian border by the fighters of Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani. The final approval was encrypted in a Voice of Israel radio transmission. Upon receiving it Radfa flew his MiG to Israel on the 16 August 1966.In Israel the plane was renumbered “007” as homage to the way it came to Israel. IAF chief test pilot Danny Shapira performed numerous flights and his investigation was instrumental in working out tactics later used by Israeli Mirage-IIIs against MiG-21 planes with great success.Munir Radfa lived with his family in Israel for several years, maintained friendship with Zeev Liron and worked as a light plane pilot and instructor but later, on his wife’s insistence, he moved to Europe. He died of a heart attack in 1998.The MiG-21 is on display at the Air Force Museum.Update:After receiving interesting comment by Glenn Gordon I feel need to add some correction about the plane fate.Upon the end of Six-Day war Israel agreed to “loan” the aircraft to US where specialists also were interested in exploration of MiG-21 abilities. This intelligence sharing decision is usually considered as important step in relations which in turn enabled US decision to supply Phantom-II aircrafts to Israel.Anyway in the beginning of 1980s IAF wanted to place the MiG-21 on the exhibition and asked US to return it, But when the plane arrived several involved in the events described above persons claimed that while it was MiG-21 of the same modification MiG-21F-13 (F is for “форсированный” e.g “uprated”, 13 refers to K-13 missiles), it wasn’t Radfa’s plane. It seems Americans got confused between not small amount of MiG-21F-13 aircrafts they obtained over those years.So, the plane in the Museum is almost indistinguishable from Radfa’s MiG-21 but probably not the same one.

No 5: Iron ManSome people might think that Captain America with Mjolnir should be on the No 5 Spot but I strongly disagree. This is an improvement on the Mark 50, which was already powerful in its own rights but this is something else.It tanked a blow from Mjolnir being batted towards him without so much as a scratch, Took the power of Thor's lightning along with thisThis was the same thing that destroyed both Thanos’ and Merged Hulk’s arms. It took them both (one a being made of the energy it permits, the other is one of the strongest in the universe) immense effort to snap their fingers. But iron man did it easily enough and could even quip.This puts him easily above cap and anyone else.No 4: Captain MarvelShe is incredibly powerful but is only on No 4 on the list. She destroyed the sanctuary with not a lot of effort. And tanks a headbutt from Thanos without a change in expression.No 3: Scarlet witchScarlet witch has gotten progressively stronger over the course of her cinematic appearances (Apart from the beginning of infinity war but we don’t talk about it).Shedisintegrated those ultron robotsholds back Thanos with one handManipulated 5 out the OG 6 avengers mindsAlmost killed Thanos, Which fat Thor, Iron man and Cap with Mjolnir couldn’t to togetherShe is Incredibly Powerful but can defeat The ones above her on the list.No 2: Dr StrangeThis is where it gets debatable. Dr Strange with the time stone could easily be at No 1. But the time stone has to go back to it’s original timeline, and with that the easy passage into No 1.He’s doneBroke the will of an inter dimensional being and forced him to bargainfought Thanos with 4 of the infinity stone without using his own.Stopped a massive torrent of water from wiping out the other avengerSaw into multiple futureNow, the one you all expected.No 1: ThorHe is the most powerful Avenger at the end of Endgame. But I hear You cry BUT HE’S FAT AND HAS GOTTEN WEAKER. DIDN’T YOU PENALISE DR STRANGE FOR NOT HAVING THE TIME STONE. And I Did but here’s the thingThor can easily turn from fat to fit again. Dr Strange cannot get the time stone back.In the course of 1505 years, he’s doneCrush iron man’s gauntletssurvived the energy of a stardestroyed a cityback up that black shield workerAlmost kill Thanos.Fought against the hulk without his hammer and wonFought a bloodlust Thanos while being fat and not dyingWe can all establish that Thor is he most powerful avenger.Thanks for reading.