Your Experience Matters Much More than your Degree.

The real world outside is far different than the world you are taught to believe in school or college where your marks is the only criteria.

My brother Rahul Bhatnagar & my first mentor Sumit Symba made me join this network marketing company when I was in 2nd year of my graduation. Gaurav madaan became my first joining.

The best thing that happened to me was I was the first promoter of that company at Delhi University so I had full rights to experiment & do things on my own.

We did presentations going from one hostel room to another, then one flat to another. Then arranging meetups in our flat on every Sunday. Gradually the crowd increased, it came in notice of our flat owners who didn't allow us to do the sessions there.

Then I went in hunt of a hall who could rent us a place every Sunday for 2 hours. There we started doing "Power House" sessions where all the team members were asked to bring their prospects and I used to take Mass presentations. Yes these were days before the Webinars :) Many times those sessions were done in loss but we continued.

By then we had created another network in Indraprasth University and I started going there every afternoon to take presentations. It was 40 KMs one way. So 80 KMs daily on my bike. It continued for about one month. By that time we had trained the other leaders there & made them capable of taking the sessions.

Gradually the team size reached 500. We had created a network in Delhi, Dehradun, Modinagar, Jaipur, Karnal, Meerut and many other cities.

There was a stretch of 3 days when I visited 4 cities Dehradun, Modinagar, Karnal & Delhi on my bike & gave presentations all over. A visiting leader always had a higher authority :)

. Survey-based businesses entered the Indian market & one day my company owner called me & told me to make everyone join the survey company. I was shattered. I told him that I love your company more than you actually do. How can you tell your joined members to join another company just for the sake of short term profits.

I left the company then & there. No one came to know what happened because. I didn't tell anyone otherwise all the new joinings would have lost trust in the company.

But all these presentations, powerhouse sessions, late-night meetings, training, team meetings, taking decisions, setting up rules, Hall negotiations, team celebrations were much more powerful than doing mere graduation.

Yes my marks suffered. I went to the college again to increase my marks to 50% to become eligible for giving MBA exams ??

But All these experiences, they help me every day!!

Real-world demands experience not your degree.

Fill your life with as many constructive experiences as you can. The more you "DO", more you will GROW.

That's called your "Life Resume" not your "degree resume".

Do more. Think less.

Do whatever that comes your way. You will learn. Learning makes you better.