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From Chemistry Teacher to Youtuber with 14 million Subscribers| Arvind Arora Success Story “Identifying the one hidden talent and being excellent in it is all someone needs to be successful”. Something similar happened to Arvind Arora when he decided to explore his good speaking techniques; now everyone knows him for his words. This article includes the journey of Arvind Arora, a teacher, a speaker, and an influencer. The journey of failing multiple times and getting up again each time with double energy. Table of Contents • • • • • • • Early Life Arvind Arora hails from the small town of Suratgardh in Rajasthan. He was born on 28th September 1988 in a middle-class family. His father is a shopkeeper and his mother is a homemaker. Growing up, Arvind used to help his father in the shop. With his world confined, his dream was to reach his father’s position and become the shop owner. As he started to grow he started spending more and more time in the shop helping his father. Arvind was satisfied and happy with it. Sometimes we just need one spark to light the inner fire. Arvind’s spark was his maternal uncle when one fine day he simply joked about his future that as he is already so interested in the shop he will surrey be a shopkeeper in the future. Arvind didn’t like his uncle already deciding his future even though he was correct. The way he mocked made Arvind decide that he was going to prove his uncle wrong. After returning from his grandparent’s home Arvind started to fo...

June 15, 2023 New Delhi. Arvind Arora of Bengaluru, who is earning big money with the help of about 15 million subscribers on YouTube, could not get even a single rupee funding in Shark Tank India. It is not that their business model was not liked by the sharks. The business went to the sharks, but Arora’s over-smartness ruined them and Arora had to leave empty-handed. At first, Arora asked for just Re 1 as Shagun in funding for his app. After instructing the sharks not to joke, he sought funding twice the value of his venture. What was it then, the sharks showed them the way out. Arvind runs a YouTube channel by the name of A2 Motivation, which has around 15 million users. He claims that he earns 12-15 lakh rupees a month from this channel. He has now created an app called Conker. The app has more than 9 lakh downloads so far. This app provides skill based courses. Along with this, it also offers many other courses. These also include courses that teach making reels or making Dhansu videos on YouTube. All these services are not available free of cost. Its money is taken. read this also- New trick of cyber thugs! Burglary in account by stealing iPhone, blew 8 lakh rupees liked the idea The Sharks Tank judges loved the idea of ​​Arvind’s app and the reason behind making it. When the judges asked them to tell about the app, they started spinning things. Talking about a similar app, Arvind did not know anything about that app. Sharks asked Arvind about his funding demand. All...

By Grace Cyril: In the February 28 episode of Shark Tank India Season 2, four different pitchers took the stage to pitch their products for an investment. However, all the five Sharks denied investing in any of the four pitches due to various reasons. Shark Tank 2, that released on January 2, sees entreprenuers from different walks of life pitching their brands to some big-shot investors, also called Sharks. The Sharks include Amit Jain, Peyush Bansal, Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, Vineeta Singh and Anupam Mittal. There were four pitches in the episode. HIGHLIGHTS FROM SHARK TANK 2 FEBRUARY 28 EPISODE: 1. The first pitch was by Vijay Sharma and Tarun Bhargava whose brand sell affordable crafted beer. Their ask was Rs 1 crore for 0.75 per cent equity with a valuation of Rs 133.33 crore. After talking more about the business, the Sharks refused to invest in it as they felt they didn't have any expertise in the alcohol business. 2. The second pitch was an ice cube brand that provide various types of ice such as cubed, artisan, crushed and gourmet. Their ask was Rs 80 lakh for 15 per cent equity with Rs 5.33 crore of valuation. While Namita felt the cubes were oddly shaped, Peyush said they are used for cocktails and mocktails. After hearing more about their business, all the five Sharks refused to invest in it as they saw no future. 3. Girish Nagpal and Kaaman Agarwal were the third pitchers of day. They are the founders of an AI-based vehicle booking platform. Their ask was Rs ...

In the latest episode of After hearing their pitch and journey down the line, all 5 Sharks refused to invest in their company as they are already good with money and don’t have any expertise in the alcohol business. Next up we have a hygienic ice cube brand that comes as the second entrepreneur from Bangalore. The entrepreneurs of the company present their pitch and talk about providing ice cubes to everyone and their business works 24/7. They provide various types of ice such as cubed, artisan, crushed ice, and gourmet ice. They further ask for Rs 80 lakhs for 15% equity with Rs 5.33 crores of valuation. Namita Thapar takes a look at the ice cubes and says “these ice cubes are very big and shaped oddly that while drinking it makes nice like kadak kadak…” Peyush Bansal interrupted and said, “these iced cubes are used for cocktails and mocktails”. Anupam Mittal comes in between and teases Namita, he says “voh kehte hain nah bandar kya jaane adrak ka nasha. Aap pitey nahi ho toh…” After hearing about their pitch and asking a few questions about the ice business and how affordable they are, all 5 Sharks refuse to invest in their business because they do not see any future in it and won’t be able to help them out. The third entrepreneurs appear in front of the Shark and begin with their pitch. The founders of the AI-based EV vehicle booking platform, Girish Nagpal and Kaaman Agarwal introduce their idea to the sharks. After giving their pitch on the electric vehicle Kaaman and...