Dilip Kumar

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The most underrated skill in the next decade isn't coding or prompt engineering, it's the ability to stay focused on one thing for a very long time. We live in an era of 'micro-distractions' where everyone is chasing the next trend, the next coin, or the next AI tool. But the real wealth—both financial and intellectual—is built in the boring middle.

When we look at the most successful companies in our portfolio, they weren't the ones that pivoted every six months. They were the ones that stayed in the game when it was unglamorous and everyone else had moved on to the next shiny object.

Building a business is mostly just showing up when you don't want to. It's about fixing the same small problems over and over again until they stay fixed. Most people quit right before the compounding starts because they're addicted to the 'new'.

Reminder- If you're constantly starting over, you'll never actually arrive anywhere. Pick a hard problem that India needs solved and stay with it for a decade. The world is full of 'experts' who know a little about everything. Be the person who knows everything about one important thing. That's the only moat that actually lasts.

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