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A big part of the answer to this question depends on the place and society this 'every' person belongs to. However, I would try to give a more universal answer here:Driving and basic car upkeepManaging resources and budgeting; money, time, health, energyManaging people, creating and taking care of relationships; friends, family, colleagues etc., how to treat a lady wellLogic and critical thinkingBasic usage of computer and internet; how to use at least one OS, some necessary applications (word processor, spreadsheet etc.), how to Google  Everyday mathematicsThe fact that you can never be good enoughThe fact that hardwork is more important than intelligence and good fortuneHow to make independent/wise choices and prioritizingBasic survival skills; building a fire, cooking, basic first aid (CPR and Heimlich maneuver)When to fight and how to do itPacking lightRecognizing one's limits; alcohol/drug usage, frankness with people, independence of speech and action, when you are a guest somewhereBasic physical training; push-ups, sit-upsHow to play at least one sportGeography; names and locations of major countries, cities, physical features of the world and especially of the little bubble you live inHow to smileBehavioral control; when to promise, how to negotiate, how to be a good house guestTaking basic security precautions; physical and onlineTaking care of one's physical, mental, emotional health

The good business to start which are worth investing time and money are to start a franchise, they are best in light of the fact that most franchisors help franchisees build up a strategy for success. Numerous components of the arrangement are standard working techniques set up by the franchisor. Different parts of the arrangement are modified to the requirements of the franchisee. The most troublesome part of another business is its start-up. Scarcely any accomplished administrators think about how to set up another business since they just do it a couple of times. Be that as it may, a franchisor has a lot of experience collected from helping its franchisees with start-up. This experience will help diminish botches that are expensive in both cash and time. A franchisor ordinarily offers a few promoting points of interest. The franchisor can get ready and pay for the advancement of expert publicizing efforts. Local or national promoting done by the franchisor benefits all franchisees. What's more, the franchisor can give counsel about how to create compelling promoting programs for a neighborhood. This advantage for the most part has a cost in light of the fact that numerous franchisors require franchisees to contribute a level of their gross pay to a co-agent advertising store.It is conceivable to get help with financing another franchise through the franchisor. A franchisor will frequently make courses of action with a loaning foundation to loan cash to a franchisee. Loaning organizations locate that such plans can be very gainful and generally safe in light of the high achievement rate of establishment tasks. The franchisee should in any case acknowledge moral obligation regarding the advance, yet the franchisor's contribution as a rule improves the probability that an advance will be endorsed. An appealing component of most establishments is that they have a demonstrated arrangement of task. This framework has been created and refined by the franchisor. A franchisor with numerous franchisees will ordinarily have a very refined framework in light of the whole experience of every one of these activities.The best franchises I can suggest you now a days are Online services, They are the franchise options for many reasons, low cost and less initial space are the two important features of it.Look out for a company like Phixman. This company is India’s one of the best Online Mobile Repair Company, this is the best investment because smartphones are becoming a basic need in everyone’s life and we can’t live without our phone for a day. Phixman is the company that takes your smartphone from your doorstep, repairs it and then delivers it back to your doorstep, all you have to do is place your order. It is India’s one of the fastest growing franchises and is the best franchise to start in 2019.

Well, Let's see.Here are the list of countries that our PM Modi visited since he assumed charge as PM.​Source: http://www.narendramodi.in/inter...That's a total of 28 countries as of now that he have visited and 68 days spent abroad. According to the documents accessed under the RTI Act reveal that PM's foreign trips cost around Rs. 37 crore in the first year (Jun 2014-Jun 2015) with Australia trip being the most expensive one (Around Rs. 9 Crore).PM’s foreign trips cost Rs 37 crore in first yearNow let's have a look at the achievements out of these trips one by one.Bhutan: The fact that the Prime Minister chose Bhutan as his first foreign destination assumes significance since China has lately intensified efforts to woo it and establish full- fledged diplomatic ties with Thimphu. Bhutan had been ignored by India for a while and this had resulted in tilting of Bhutan towards China. Bhutan is strategically important for India as it sits in the middle of our 4200 kms long border dispute with China.Moreover, Bhutan is an amazing source of hydroelectric power. Modi laid foundation stone of the 600MW Kholongchu Hydro-electric project, a joint venture between India and Bhutan. India invested in construction of the parliament building in Bhutan. India will also assist Bhutan set up a digital library which will provide access to Bhutanese youth to two million books and periodicals.Basically In the longer term, Modi aims to make India the dominant foreign investor across South Asia as well as main provider of infrastructure loans.Brazil:In this 6th BRICS Summit in Brazil, India was elected as first president of BRICS development bank which is officially called as New Development Bank. China was trying hard to get that seat.Japan: Japan trip was one of the most successful trips that Modi attended.Japan has committed to doubling its current investment in India to $35 bn over the next 5 years. This will be primarily towards developing India's infrastructure and will involve Japanese firms.Japan also pledged $500 mn towards the Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Financing Project to India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited (IIFCL). Additionally $156 mn will also be provided for Guwahati Sewerage Project in Assam.Japan will also aid in creating smart cities in India starting with Kyoto-Varanasi Project with financial, technical and operational assistance. Apart from that, both the countries also signed agreements on the development of Shinkansen system Bullet trains for India, starting with Mumbai-Ahmadabad corridor.Finally Both countries will work towards industrial infrastructure development with the creation of Smart Community projects in six Indian states as part of Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) Project. The DMIC project will involve cooperation in developing power plants, assured water supply, high volume urban transport and skill development programmes for youth in regions along the corridor.modi-s-japan-visitMyanmar, Australia and Fiji: This was a tour focused on to increase the engagement of India to the rest of the world. Modi attended a total of 5 summits including the one with the leaders of Pacific Islands hosted in Fiji and met 38 world leaders. Apart from that he also met with wide range of business leaders as well. In a word, he was pitching for India and 'Make in India' for this entire tour. The whole world started/is starting to look at India with renewed respect and enthusiasm.Most importantly he wants to make the diaspora an integral part of the nation's development journey and during all his trips he has channelized his efforts in this regard.Nepal: India showed very much interest in Nepal by assisting in their various projects financially and technically thus making India one step closer to become the dominant investor in Nepal.The Line of Credit of $ 1 bn to Government of Nepal from EXIM bank will be used for hydropower, irrigation and infrastructural development projects.Nepal also cleared two major Indian hydropower projects worth a combined $2.4 bn making the largest foreign investment scheme in the country at that time. India will get around 80% of the power out of the first project agreement 900 MW Arun-III Hydropower project to be built by SJVN and GoN.PM also handed over one Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Mark III (Fully developed and designed by Hindustan Aeronautics limited) to Nepal Army.Modi also funded about Rs 750 crores ($112.4 mn) for construction of Nepal Police Academy and Medical facilities. These investments will provide a lot of returns for India.Secyhelles, Mauritius and Sri Lanka: To deepen footprint in Indian Oceam this trip played a crucial role. India's role as the "net security provider" in the Indian Ocean region received a major boost when PM Modi visited these three Indian Ocean nations.Apart from the strategic importance of the Indian ocean in enhancing the global trade route and our need to build relationships in that area to counter the Chinese aggression, Modi also achieved some solid outcomes of these visits.In Seychelles, he unveiled the country's 1st six phase coastal surveillance radar project which is built with Indian cooperation and Made in India naval patrol vessel was also commissioned by him that will make the Ocean more safe and secure.Most importantly, India bagged the rights to develop strategic assets in Agalega island of Mauritius and Assumption island of Seychelles under the guise of developing the island's infrastructure.Canada, Germany and France: The European visit proved to be successful too for India's point of view. Modi concentrated on attracting investment, with a strong pitch of the government's Make in India initiative while also reminding them about the increasing ease of doing business in India. The french investment is set to increase by 5 folds as the airbus promised to increase the investment from 400 mn euros to 2 bn euros. Apart from deal for the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets, the french side has started looking to set up a production centre for the Rafale aircraft and low cost executive jet in India, besides sharing vital aircraft technology for the indigenous Tejas project. In addition to that France will develop three smart cities in India and assist in Jaitapur nuclear power plant's localization and financial viability.Canada agreed to supply 3000 metric tonnes of Uranium to India for nuclear power plants. The commercial agreements and announcements have a combined value of over 1.6 billion Canadian dollars worth of business for Canadian and Indian companies. The announcements cover a wide range of sectors, including aerospace and defense, education, energy, mining, infrastructure, sustainable technologies, information and communications technology.In Germany, he mainly promoted the project Make in India with many CEOs & business leaders and assured them to make simpler laws to ease the business in India.South Korea, Mongolia and China: Modi's China visit is going to bring about $22 bn investment. Indian and Chinese firms signed 21 agreements worth more than $22 bn in deals in areas ranging from telecom, steel, solar energy and films. India and China decided to set up a hotline between the military headquarters of the two countries.Mongolia is a mineral rich country and apart from that there is a strategic importance of this relationship between Mongolia and India. In past China and Russia has eyed upon this country and had made their dominance in the region. Moreover India's financial support came over a time when Mongolia needed it most. It's economy depends largely on trade with China. Due to slow Chinese coal market the infrastructural development had been hit in Mongolia and with the Indian loan now, the Mongolian government could keep up the pace of gradual development. So I would say Mongolia visit was a psychological leverage over China in addition to increase in global trade.South Korea and India focused to increase their bilateral trade from $17 bn in 2014 to the potential $40 bn by 2015. Taking a step forward South Korea decided to provide $10 bn to India for infrastructure, development of smart cities, railways and power generation. Also The Prime Minister is especially interested in developing closer ties with the shipbuilding industry, in particular those companies open to building ships in India. Knowing well that South Korea is a world leader in LNG transportation vessels, he has been encouraging India's private as well as state-run players to develop relations with Korea’s top shipbuilders such as Hyundai Heavy Industries, Daewoo, Samsung, STX, Hanjin, Sundong and Hyundai Samho; and looking into the possibility of making a ship in India for LNG imports. If a deal comes through this might be seen as one of the concrete outcomes of the visit.Bangladesh:Ending more than 4 decades of wait, India and Bangladesh ratified the 1974 Land Boundary Agreement. By this agreement, the exchange of border enclaves between the two countries will be done. This historic agreement will contribute to a stable and peaceful boundary and create an environment conducive to enhanced bilateral cooperation. It will result in better management and coordination of the border and strengthen our ability to deal with smuggling, illegal activities and other trans-border crimes.Also the pending agreement from almost 4 years about the use of Chittagong and Mongla ports by India was cleared and now the two ports are open to the bilateral trade between the two countries. Earlier the shipping cargo between the two countries had to take a longer route signNowing ports in either country through Singapore or Malaysian ports. Also with this new port access India has got a new route to ship goods in its landlocked north-eastern states.Modi also announced to open a $2 bn credit line to Bangladesh. In addition, SEZs will be set up in Bangladesh where Indian companies will produce goods and export to India.Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan):Modi visited these 5 countries in central Asia during its trip to Russia (for BRICS and SCO Summits). He visited Uzbekistan and Kazakhastan before going to Russia for Summit and then visited Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan on his way back. The purpose of this visit was to deepen strategic footprints and energy cooperation and PM Modi succeeded in that quite well. Here are the highlights of the trip:Securing India's energy needs: Central Asia is resource rich. Kazakhstan is one of the biggest Uranium producers in the world (share of 38% in the total output of the mineral). Kazakhstan has increased its supply amount for the period 2015-19 (5000 Metric tonnes of Uranium) from 2009-2014 (2100 metric tonnes of Uranium). Also the possibility of transportation of oil and gas either through pipeline or as LNG from Kazakhstan to India is being explored.In Turkmenistan India's engagement is the TAPI Project(Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India Project). Turkmenistan has the World's fourth largest Natural Gas resources and would be a steady source of the resource for India.Covering all dimensions of 'Make in India':In the earlier trips to Europe, China, Japan or Korea, Modi focused on attracting foreign investments and manufacturing in India but in this trip he focused on the ease and improvement of freight connectivity with other countries.​Image Source: WikipediaCurrently the route shown in red line greatly reduced the time and cost of moving freight between India and central Asia. Expansion of the corridor is the key objective of the Prime Minister as it could greatly improve trade connectivity with Central Asia. Modi discussed over Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan joining the INSTC. Modi also proposed that the Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran rail link could become a linked corridor to the INSTC.International Cooperation for Agriculture:Not only PM Modi proposed the establishment of an Agricultural Research Centre, but he also signed an important agreement with Turkmenistan for long term sourcing of urea from there. A proposal to set up a Urea production facility in Turkmenistan was forwarded by Modi.UAE:This was the first visit to the Gulf Arab country by an Indian Prime Minister in over three decades. India is UAE's second largest trade partner; the UAE is number three on the corresponding Indian list. Indian community almost make up 30% of the country's population.The leaders in the UAE promised to invest $75 bn in India distributed through the establishment of UAE-India Infrastructure Fund. UAE also agreed to manufacture defense equipment in India. Modi set up an e-migrant portal to help Indian migrant workers and an online platform 'MADAD' to assist the diaspora.UAE will help India develop strategic petroleum reserves. Finally after gaining support from the Central Asian countries, Modi was also backed by UAE for a permanent seat for the UN Security Council.USA:This visit to the Silicon valley was focused on attracting top USA businessmen to invest and manufacture in India.​He met with all the top Silicon Valley CEOs from companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Tesla and many others. They all showed interest in setting up and expanding businesses in India.Google will help India set up base for free Wi-Fi at 500 railway stations.Microsoft will take low-cost broadband technology to some five lakh villages across the country.Qualcomm said it will invest $150 mn for Indian Startups in the mobile and internet of everything ecosystem.Foxconn which is Apple's largest manufacturer has decided to set up a manufacturing base in India and more.UK:Pitching about doing business in India and increasing bilateral trade  continued as Modi interacted with PM of the UK, Mr. Cameron. Mr. Cameron also supported India for the permanent seat in UN security council. Later Modi interacted with the diaspora and showed them his goals for India. In a way this was a message for the whole world from India and this is a very good sign.Malaysia & Singapore:Visit to Malaysia was mainly for the ASEAN and East Asia Summits besides holding talks with Malaysian counterparts. The talks with Malasyian government were focused mainly to deepen cooperation in security and defense sectors.Visit to Singapore was focused on two main factors: Opening up trade with the wider Asia region and developing India's urban infrastructure. Singapore is already deeply involved in master planning of the capital of Andhra Pradesh.USA(Sep 2014) and Turkey(15-16 Nov 2015):These two trips were missed in the list mentioned above. So I am adding it now.The 5-day trip to USA in sep 2014 by Modi was particularly focused to generate a buzz and he accomplished it well. He showed his clear vision on the foreign policy, economic and development agenda. He showed a vision that seeks a strong and proactive role for India that includes being heard at international forums, signNowing out to non-resident Indians, and attracting investment. So marketing India was the major accomplishment during this visit. Marketing is important as it generates the conditions and circumstances that ultimately leads to success. To increase the investment in India, India not only needs to change its policies but also to convince foreign companies to invest in India. And this is what Modi did in this trip. He assured the businessmen to implement and enforce all parameters of ease of business. The outcome is that he was quite successful in convincing.Apart from marketing about India, he also announced new visa and travel schemes to make it easier for people to get to India. PIO (People of Indian Origin) cardholders have gotten lifelong visas to travel to India. Additionally US tourists will be able to get electronic travel authorizations and visas on arrival in India.Turkey visit was mainly to attend the G20 summit to have discussion on the global trade, international tax agenda, energy issues and climate change mainly. With these outcomes of the foreign visits by PM Modi, I would say he is doing a great work. In 2015 India emerged as top FDI destination surpassing China and the US. In the first half of 2015 India attracted FDI of $31 billion compared to $28 bn and $27 bn of China and US respectively.Like Bala Senthil Kumar has said, Modi is a phenomenal 'return' on investment. He is on the right track and he is the best brand ambassador India has ever had. He not only connects with the diaspora all over the world but also with powerful leaders and businessmen across the world unlike other Prime Ministers of ours.His charismatic leadership personality, hard working & positive attitude and faith in Indian community has led me to have FAITH in him and to see HOPE in him. Let's watch Him taking India to greater heights. Sources: http://yourstory.com/2015/09/us-...http://www.dnaindia.com/india/co...http://www.biztechreport.com/sto...http://articles.economictimes.in...http://indianexpress.com/article...http://in.reuters.com/article/20...http://www.niticentral.com/2015/...EDIT: I am adding the recent visit by PM Modi to Iran.Iran (May 2016):Modi's visit to Iran also came out to be very fruitful. The most important takeaway from this trip was the trilateral trade treaty among India, Iran and Afghanistan for developing Chabahar port. The strategic location of the port will allow India to access central Asia through Afghanistan. The access to central Asia through rail/road networks involved Pakistan in the middle and that is the reason India has not been able to boost the bilateral trades with central asia earlier. Moreover the port will also give smoother access to the Persian Gulf. In addition to this, the initial pact was established between the two countries to set up an aluminum plant in Iran by India and also to lay railway lines to give India connectivity to Afghanistan and Central Asia. Other MOUs were also signed to promote cultural and technological exchanges between the two countries. See here: http://m.thehindu.com/news/natio...

20's are the most glorious phase in everyone's life. You are no longer a teenager & not yet a complete adult. Some are most likely to still be in college. However, all that will be in constant flux in the next 3-4 years where you have to decide on your career choices, get a job, start earning (and saving), and being independent in the truest sense of the word.Let's break down the things one need to know when they are in 20's into basic survival traits and the 3 major spheres of life - personal, social and professional (I have taken this partly from my post. You can check it out too if you like although it does have things you need not know before 20, but later on)A. Survival and self-sufficiencyCookingFace it, this should be taught in school. If you can't cook, you are dependent on others - your maid, your spouse, your local restaurants. What if it is late night and you are alone? Where will you be when hunger strikes? (:P). Stop thriving on easy-to-eat food.(Get started , Website, Android app)Budgeting and managing your expensesHow to saveLog and track your expensesGet the lowest price for everythingGet free stuffBasic survival skillsImagine you are in an accident or a crash. Your chances of survival will solely depend on how well you can analyze the situation and use everything at your disposal to help you live and get out.What you should know?Knowledge of plants and animal - edible, poisonousKnowledge of the major ecological spheres - forests, oceans, deserts, snowy mountains.How to conserve waterHow to build a shelterHow to build some basic weaponsA good signalling mechanismHow to avoid predators(All the above and more)Self-defenseThe world can be a nasty place sometime. Know how to protect yourself and your loved ones if ever the need arises. (A good starting point)Enroll yourself in a self-defense class. Have some basic training in martial art form. Build up your strength and agility.Learn how to jump-start a carHow to set up a campHow to make a fire without matchesEmergency skillsPerforming CPRKnow the warning signs of suicide so that you can help someoneHow to perform the Heimlich ManeuverKnow the warning signs of a heart-attackB. Professional careerKnow how to build a good resume(Resume tips 1, Resume tips 2,Resume tips 3)How to apply for jobs and increase your chances of selection (Reading)How to make a good first impression (Reading)How to make good connections at work (Reading)Have a secondary marketable skillWhat if you were an investment banker and suddenly found yourself without a job after the 2007 crisis? Always have a backup. What else can you do except for trading and valuations? Can you code? Can you design something? Can you write? Can you work as a salesperson?You should always have a secondary skill you can earn with. You might not be as adept at it, the industry might not be as well paying, but it will still save your skin in times of need.Learn how to manage time and have a healthy work-life balance. (Reading)Learn coding.Nothing can be more helpful in you day-to-day professional life than knowing a bit of computer sorcery. Know how to write the simplest of macros to automate mundane tasks, be efficient, remember all your To-dos. You have a pretty powerful machine at your disposal. Make it work. (Get started)C. Personal lifeA person should be able to live alone - with no external contact or assistance. It's essential to take out time for family and friends, but equally critical to take out time for self.How to build stuff from scrap and basic household items (The best resource on the internet)How to stay fit without any equipment (100 no-equipment workouts)How to stay alone, yet entertained  (74 things to do when you're bored and alone)D. Social lifeYou might be an introvert who spends weekends in his living room, reading or surfing through channels. But contrary to point C above, man is after all a "social animal" and must know how to live among others.Know how to break the ice (Reading)Know how to strike up and hold an interesting conversation. Sometimes with complete strangers. Probably on topics you know nothing about. (Reading)Learn to listen. Listening may seem like a passive ability, but it isn't. There's a difference between hearing and listening and that is the level of engagement you have with the speaker. (Reading)Get people to like you (Reading)Learn to make cocktails and be the life of the party (Some easy recipes)Learn to make some easy-to-makesnacks for when you are having people over (Some easy recipes)Public speaking. Join Toastmasters.Learn card games. May be poker? (Know your poker hands)Learn sign language (American Sign Language)Know how to remember people's names and faces. (Reading)Also, how to make proper introductions. To avoid awkward situations. (Reading)Or, how to tell a good story (Reading)E. MiscONE BIG ASS CHEAT-SHEET FOR LIFEA compendium of useful psychological life hacksHow to write fast, well-constructed papersNever miss your lines while delivering a speechKitchen cheat sheetsDining Etiquette 101Finally, the mandatory quote:​​​Keep looking up ! :)

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We will be in trouble if we think that any country on earth will be a permanent ally. There is no such thing in politics, especially International relations. Every country has its priorities, and is driven by its domestic policies and needs.For India, it is best not to expect any country to be permanent allies even if it is Israel (because they have a genuine reason to be an Indian ally).Modi in Japan, with Shinjo Abe - image: Indian ExpressIf we must rely on a country, here are some countries with which India has been working very closely in the past and should continue doing so in future....

Beagles don't have low intelligence. They just don't always do what you want them to do. It isn't because they don't understand what you want them to do; it's because they value their priorities over yours.When my beagle stole an entire turkey breast right off the stove when my back was turned, he knew it was wrong. That's why he waited until my back was turned, gulped the giant turkey breast down as fast as possible, and then ran and hid under the bed (with his hind legs and little beagle tail totally hanging out where I could see them).I've owned a lot of breeds of dogs, too, German shepherds, collies, retrievers, and none of them showed the utter genius for escape artistry as my beagle. In fact, I'd say there's often confusion about who is training whom. My dog, after being left in the car a couple times, learned to set off the car alarm so that I would come out and insert the key in the ignition. Once I caught onto his trick, he learned how to unlock the car door and open it to let himself out. Needless to say, he also knows how to roll down the window so he can ride with his ears flapping in the breeze.My dog learned the word “bacon" and would come running to the kitchen whenever he heard it. I once said “I might do some baking this weekend,” and he went berserk, running between me and the fridge until I finally gave him some meat. We began spelling the word “treat" for the same reason, and he just learned what “T-R-E-A-T" meant. He also recognized “B-A-T-H" as a separate and distinct word.If I'm going to pick up my son from somewhere, and--without moving or making any sign that I'm going anywhere--I can say quietly, “Let's go get Aidan,” and, even if he's been sound asleep, he will run to the front door and wait for his leash.Most of the time, when someone says that a dog breed is smart, what they mean is that they're easy to train. Beagles aren't particularly easy to train. But they aren't stupid. They can often be smarter than the people who live with them.

The best idea you could have for 2015 is to increase your standards for what constitutes a good idea, and realize there is more to business than ideas (but not execution!). Because if you are willing to execute on ideas people are willing to share FOR FREE, you are already setting yourself to a bad start with low quality ideas (nobody will share his killer idea with you). If anything, you should ask these questions:1. What ideas work best with our timing (2015)?. Social networking is a boring unoriginal idea, but with excellent timing (2003) it took off to be one of the worlds most valuable companies. Just like some great seeds will fail if planted in the wrong time, some ideas will fail or succeed based on whenever they were "planted" into the market.2. What boring unoriginal idea could be combined with a different angle of attack to great success?Again Facebook. One of the reasons social networking didnt take off until Facebook came was because even if there were 100 million users, it was of zero value if your friends werent in it. Facebook targeted local markets and dominated them to provide the value Myspace and Friendster could deliver (your actual friends being there).3. What a dying, money wasting concept could be repackaged to great success?Online RTS games like Travian and Tribal Wars were beginning to die as MMORPGs and MOBAs started to dominate the online gaming market. Then Clash of Clans came, repackaged the online RTS combat and made millions of dollars (each day!).4. What new opportunities do new technologies, deregulation, and changing demographics could be exploited for great ventures?On demand commodity delivery service is the hot new thing that can be applied to basically anything and make millions. Whenever deregulation about a certain commodity occurs (marijuana being legal in Washington for example) there is a HUGE opportunity to create a strong business with relatively low competition and enjoy first mover advantage.Another example is the rapidly expanding elders population. Over 25% of Japanese are over the age of 65. America is getting older as is Europe. This offers great opportunities for entrepreneurs that can find ways to employ, service, feed, connect and house those people.You could define those things as proper execution, but you first have to think of them, so ill define them as "idea add-ons". There are many more questions you should ask yourself to discover new business opportunities, but this should guide you in the general direction.

I wanted to learn machine learning. So I spent a week scanning the internet for the best learning resources.Coursera kept popping up. I had never seen it before. But it was familiar. A girl I served at the Apple Store once was telling me how she was watching videos on her phone whilst on the train. She showed me the app. It was blue.'What for?' I asked.'No reason, I just think it's always good to be learning something.'You know how those moments someone says one thing. One thing and it sticks with you forever.She left the store.When I found Coursera I remembered her. Her words stuck.I had some free time since I quit Apple and the startup we were working on failed.I collected a few courses together and created my own AI Masters Degree.[1] Whilst building the website for our startup, all I'd heard about was machine learning and deep learning. Disruption here, innovation there. All thanks to computers learning things on their own. On their own? How? I had to know.A) Andrew Ng's Machine Learning Course[2]This came first. It was tough. Really tough. I had to Google the answers a few times. Otherwise, I would've burned out.I remember hardly anything from it. None of the code because it was in MatLab and Octave. I wasn't a fan of the MatLab interface. Plus, I was learning Python on the side.But what I did take away was Andrew's passion for teaching. His energy for machine learning. His enthusiasm for artificial intelligence. It put a smile on my face and wore off on me.Sometimes a teacher sparking an interest in a student is more important than the knowledge itself.If you want to get into machine learning, this course teaches some of the fundamentals. I wouldn't worry too much if you can't pass the coding assignments, I'd watch the lectures, get an intuition and use it to fuel your next learning step. A course with Python.B) Applied Data Science with Python by the University of Michigan[3]When I started as a machine learning engineer, my skills for exploring a dataset were subpar. I'd spent too much time building deep learning networks for prepared datasets rather than getting into the trenches and exploring data from scratch.This course helped me learn the fundamental steps of exploratory data analysis (EDA).If you want to get into data science and machine learning, you'll probably find yourself spending a lot of time using the Python library Pandas doing EDA. And this is exactly what part 1 of the course is about.After I finished, I used the skills to enter my first Kaggle competition.[4]Out of all the courses I've done, Applied Data Science with Python has been the most aligned with what I do day-to-day as a machine learning engineer.In hindsight, this course should've been one of the first I took when starting to learn machine learning/data science.C) deeplearning.ai with Andrew Ng[5]Check out how stoked I was for this one.[6]Anything Andrew Ng releases, I engulf. My learning style is very aligned with his teaching style.I learn best with a combination of text and visuals. Andrew does both of these in his lectures. Often drawing examples over the printed lecture notes.This course taught me the fundamentals of deep learning as well as how to apply them. If the Applied Data Science with Python is the Everest Base Camp of data science, deeplearning.ai is the peak.It gives an overview and working examples of the concepts involved in computer vision (teaching computers to see), natural language processing (teaching computers to understand language) and spoken language detection (teaching computers to hear).In between each of these topics, Andrew shares his wealth of experience and dives deep into some of the math and statistics behind deep learning.D) Learning How to Learn by Barbara Oakley[7]This course should be compulsory for all students. I've left it until last but if I was to start again, I'd do this first. It's worth doing yearly to update yourself.Why?Because learning how to learn is the ultimate skill.If you know the techniques and best practices for learning itself, you can apply them to anything else.Some of my favourites (and ones I use daily) were:Pomodoro timers to avoid procrastination — set a timer for 25-minutes and do nothing except the single task in front of you until the timer is up.Focused and diffused thinking — focused thinking happens when you’re focusing on a single task, diffused thinking happens when you aren't doing anything in particular. The best learning happens at the crossover at these two. It's why it's valuable to have breaks and periods of time where you do nothing at all. It's why some of your greatest ideas come to you in the shower.No need for genius envy — everyone has to start a learning journey somewhere. And the thing is, learning never stops, it's always day one. Charles Darwin was a college dropout who later went on to discover the theory of evolution.Knowing these things in high school probably would've helped my grades a little. And maybe prevented me from failing my first two years at university.I loved this course so much I made a video about it summarising the rest of my favourite takeaways.[8]The rest of the courses here have been biased by my interest in machine learning and data science.But I think you'll gain something from the Learning How to Learn course no matter what you're into.E) Bioinformatics by the University of California San Diego[9]I haven't done this one yet but I'm going to start it tomorrow.Why?Because nothing fascinates me more than the crossover of health and technology. That's bioinformatics in a nutshell.It's amazing to have such resources available online.I can be sitting in my room in Brisbane, Australia and learning exactly what I what I want to be learning. Something originally taught over 5000-miles away.And if you want to learn something new, you can. All you have to do is sign up and then keep showing up.You don't need a reason either.'No reason, I just think it's always good to be learning something.'Keep learning.Footnotes[1] My Self-Created Artificial Intelligence Masters Degree[2] Machine Learning | Coursera[3] Applied Data Science with Python | Coursera[4] Code with me (live): How to make your first Kaggle submission from scratch![5] Home - deeplearning.ai[6] Graduating from the deeplearning.ai Coursera Specialization | Learning Intelligence 22[7] Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects | Coursera[8] The Ultimate Skill: Learning How to Learn (course review)[9] Bioinformatics | Coursera