
Vijay Shekhar sarma Indias youngest billionaire at the age of 37 with a net worth of $1.3 billion ranked number 1561 by FORBS and founder 0f country's largest mobile payment company from a small town of Aligarh in Utarpredesh to the founder of Indias most evaluated company Paytm and to the youngest billionaire the growth is incredible but for him it was not as easy as portrayed .All most a rags to riches story. Vijay Shekhar sarma is the biggest success stories of India's e-commerce world who is now backed by supper energetic Jack Ma of Alibaba and Soft Bank India's own Ratan Tata. He is an inspiration to young entrepreneurs who want to try big things in India because he believes he can do big things in India instead of heading abroad for chasing the dream and he proves that India has the potential to do it.And Here are the Ten incredible advice to young entrepreneurs skimmed out of his vast experience.
1-Aim right.
Money plays a big role in life but it might not be everything. If you have to aim, aim right.
2-Set a different goal.
' Lets set a goal which is very different than anybody else'
3-Commit sincerely.
'When you are sincerely committed things will happen'.
4-Have an undying desire.
"I have an undying desire and a strong urge that I wish to create a legacy and a company out of this country which will be known to be a technology company the country produces"
5- "Go big or go home"
'Go big or go home either we will be the comet die this evening or a star which will shine on this planet in the galaxy.'
6- Risk-taking ability.
'All the great success in this world are part of having a main incredible component called risk-taking ability.'
7- Focus on one thing.
'when you focus on one thing you will do incredible things'.
8- Align all your forces in one direction.
'You can achieve anything if you align all your forces in one direction'.
9-Negotiation is a critical skill in life.
'Negotiation is such a critical skill in life, the best negotiator keep the tread on to come back to negotiation table'.
10- Think out of the rat race.
"I wasn't comfortable with the monthly salary set-up. I wanted to do something of my own,"