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  1. Keep international txns off on your Axis CC, seems like a breach has happened.
  2. One founder wants to sell the company for $500M while the other wants it to go to IPO and take on Amazon/Google. I won't say a person motivated via potential monetary impact will give up sooner. Financial freedom is a dream as well, never thinking about your bank balance again in your life? That's amazing. If you have an idea which can create value for you (even if it's monetary) and you believe in it, there is nothing wrong in pursuing it. One just needs to be sure about the pain point they are solving and that the use-case is solid.
  3. Not a founder/entrepreneur. But have been working in a small startup for the last 2 years with sizable equity and skin in the game (i.e. giving up higher packages in the process). Unless if you belong to that 0.001%, you are looking at a string of failures with a few successes sprinkled through. 80% of your company will be built in the first 6-18 months (depending on the domain) and then you will spend the rest of your time optimizing and selling it. It's really about learning from your failures (cliched) and making sure that the one time you hit the nail, it amounts to 1000x of all of your past failures combined. That is if the market supports you and if you have a good enough product. Luck plays a major role either way. Generally people blame their luck for any failure in their life but when they hit gold, they only attribute it to their own hard work. You can be fooled by the randomness. That's what it is all about, randomness and uncertainty about the future, each and every day. But each time you fail, you reinforce the structure and make your company anti-fragile. That calls for hard work and believe but also not being delusional, if something is not working, kill it. As for your 2nd question, it can be fueled by various factors like money, hate for corporate life or just wanting to build something of your own.
  4. Yes if it's not intraday.
  5. Axis might have become stupid now but if you never got an Axis card in last 2 years, you missed out. Plain and simple. Axis has provided me with enough points, that I can comfortably travel in International Biz for atleast 4-5 times (have already travelled thrice). Ask @Shantz, he got much more out of it. It's simple, last 2 years was the golden period for Indian CC game and now things are going back to normal as Axis has to stop itself from bleeding.
  6. They basically have a fixed amount per day, the longer RBI takes, the more bank has to pay. RBI only works if it has been at least 30 days since the complaint was made with the bank.
  7. It was a great opportunity in terms of fully remote and money and the team. Nevertheless, onwards and upwards.
  8. I won't go by what Axis has written in the PDF. Guest access were only provided via Priority Pass but at the same time, Priority Pass was made chargeable on Domestic Lounges (even International Indian Lounges). For domestic lounges, card had to be used directly but now that calls for a 50k spend in last 3 months. So even if the guest access part on Domestic lounges is true, either you will need to spend those 50k to make it complementary for yourself and then try your luck at the counter or you will be charged on your Priority Pass for yourself at the very least. And knowing Axis, their team won't know anything about what's actually the case.
  9. Crashed out of a job opportunity at Coinbase after 5 rounds. Randomly received rejection email yesterday. Recruiter says that it was just bad luck, in the end it was between me and one other person, tie breaker was experience (3.5 vs 6). Took away 1.5 months of bandwidth.
  10. 50% transfer bonus hasn't come for last 3 years. It's been 30%. Didn't know about the Taj policy change, can you share the source?
  11. Amex is the biggest winner here. Trifecta or atleast Platinum travel is a must have.
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