07 Reasons Why Youth Should Move To Big Cities ?

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[@navnindrasawant5993]

Pta nhi sir pr apki baatein smjh aati h ❤. Best consultant I've ever seen

[@stephenstrange4170]

❤

[@mayur5860]

Pay rent 20000 to 25000 in good locality plus other expenses like Maintenance bill ,travel 2 to 3 hours daily to reach office, bad pollution,bad food or take 50 lakhs to 70 lakhs loan for 1 RK in city like Mumbai and pay EMI's and die in 65 ......

[@e256shivanshverma2]

This is the dark side of Elite class . They use us as a slave .

[@youwillgetyouranswer]

But if you do hard work you will surely get quality life ahead

[@ClearCutRecaps]

Every trouble is acceptable if someone ready to pay very good amount. Life is of no use without money.

[@JayantBhanushali]

ये एक ऐसा वीडियो है जो वही बहोत अच्छे से रिलेट करेगा जो छोटे से बड़े शहर आकर कुछ बड़ा करने में सफल रहा है । हर एक पॉइंट से पूर्णतः सहमत होने की जरूरत है, यूट्यूब पे कदाचित गुरुजी अकेले है जो सच में अपने अलावा खुद की ऑडियंस का भी भला करना चाहते है । धन्यवाद सर, आजंके वीडियो से आप ने बहोतो को एक सही सोच दी है जो उन की जिंदगी पूरी तरह से बदल ने की ताकत रखती है ।

[@krishna_raj9331]

I live in a village in Maharashtra. Working from home in an IT company. Loving to do the same from here itself. It's like earning in dollars and spending in rupees. Expense in a village is very less when compared. I can purchase a flat in pune by savings only. 😅

[@akgulati01]

Sorry to say but you are rich in your account statements only but still poor by execution, thought process 😂 Some people can afford Creta but still ride Activa Scooter and keep boasting in mind they can buy Creta in Cash, while their children are deprived of enjoyment & life experiences. everybody can earn but not all can spend... Money not used usually is destroyed or Lost...YOU ARE TRAPPED give some thoughts about it.

[@ijustfelldown]

If you can afford to then do purchase one even if you don't intend to live there. Make the future secure for your next generation.

[@bipinkumarcse]

@@akgulati01 you have a point

[@AmitYadav-yo5ce]

​@@akgulati01you are trapped in your thought process that buying creta will give him happiness. Who are you to tell him he is not happy, He is content with what he have. People like you want everyone to think like them 😂😂 cause they are trapped in consumer mindset and are victim of marketing and media 😂😂

[@akgulati01]

@@AmitYadav-yo5ce Creta was an example brother, and I get your mindset as well, Even if you have a good budget for fine dining occasionally & pocket easily allows you for Haldiram atleast, you will still be eating 30 Rs thele Wale tasty tasty Chole Bhature. Enjoy your happy contented & satisfied life bro, agle baar chole bhature ke sath 10 Rs Wale boondi raita bhi le Lena :) Jokes apart start thinking of new avenues of making money instead of cutting down on life experiences, memories & joys, God bless u...

[@pulkitjain238]

मैं 2 साल से दिल्ली एनसीआर में रह रहा था और मैं काफी डिप्रेशन में भी था इसलिए मैं छोटे शहर अपने शहर वापस और अब मैं अपना शहर भी छोड़कर एक और छोटे गांव में जा रहा हूं क्योंकि वहां मुझे बहुत शांति मिलती है दिल्ली तो नरक लगती है कुछ भी वहां अच्छा नहीं है। मैं तो छोटी सोच का ही ठीक हु । 🙂 सूखी रोटी खाओ प्रेम से पियो नदी का पानी इसलिए राजा राम आइए मेरे भोजन का भोग लगाइए 🙏

[@somrasshayari]

भाई कुछ ज़्यादा ज्ञान नहीं हो गया?❤😅 जैसा गुरु का ज्ञान वैसा चेले का जवाब

[@chandankumar-y9x5h]

Sahi kaha aapne delhi to ab rehne layak nahi hai itna pollution itna traffic bahot bura haal hai yaha jo yaha se nikal gaya wahi buddhiman hai

[@chandankumar-y9x5h]

Agar lungs bachana hai to delhi chodne mein samajhdari hai

[@ClearCutRecaps]

Well said. Delhi/NCR is big but still occupied by narrow minded people, which is no different than a small city.

[@nehabendale4641]

I have been born and bought up in Mumbai and now shifted to Rajkot...it's very true what you are saying...people there are all about hum ye chiz aise karte he to ye aise hi hota he ...nobody even wants to know baki duniya me kya chal raha he...

[@nishantkulkarni6008]

Agree only on female employment point. Disagree on all others. One should go and study in big cities but small cities are better to settle.

[@digvijaysinghchundawat3906]

Choti cities mai employment kha hai?

[@007Anukul]

you are looking from maharashtra's point of view 😉

[@shivanshparmar4320]

5. No earning for Ladies in small cities. 6. Availability of Maid at lower prices is high at Big Cities. 7. You can do knowledge based jobs.

[@gurjeetsing4160]

Logically and professionally, your every advice in any point is practical... Whoever wants to get name and status by virtue of big exposure would definitely agree 💐

[@Paritostalks]

Yes he is absolutely right, I can relate it. In small cities you have high corruption, high politics, casteism limited growth less salary and lots of Hassle.

[@saviourofworld]

Agreed and also in small cities there are too many bullys

[@Dj-nk7wb]

​@@saviourofworld bullys to big city jaise gurgaon me bhi hota hai

[@vineetverma3780]

As a student of economics You are 100% true

[@baldeepsinghsamra7404]

He is right. I migrated to New Zealand 🇳🇿. Growth lies out of your comfort zone.

[@breakfastonuranus]

​@@shonchaudharychallenges don't exist in comfort zones

[@Dj-nk7wb]

​@@shonchaudhary Beta growth 📈 challenge accept karke learning me hi hai

[@Dj-nk7wb]

@@shonchaudhary Pade raho apni khayalon ki duniya me

[@Nomadji]

Sir sab ko migrate karna possible nahi hai. Migrate karne ke liye talent, education, paisa, offer letter ya college mein admission aur kayi saare factors pure karne honge.

[@sunisshining214]

That is very true. I am an IT employee. In covid I had to move to hometown from Bangalore and lived here for 2 years. This was very frustating. Even if I was making money but there was nothing worth to spend on.

[@asheen_199]

Great message. I am 32 and wasted my prime years in a small city doing a menial job and kept preparing for CA. Still in Final level. and don't know when I will clear. Ab pata chala, what was my problem. I will definitely move to a big city in 2024

[@HarshSharma-jp4no]

pls tell me when you started the preparation of ca as i am also going for foudation june 2024

[@asheen_199]

2017@@HarshSharma-jp4no

[@AyushGupta-zv2gg]

@@HarshSharma-jp4no Don't do CA, until you're very poor. Telling from Post CA life-observation of people.

[@fintrail]

thats a real fact

[@nerisalobo]

CA itself is a waste of time

[@JagjitSingh-mc4yv]

Mai gawn (jharkhand) me bhi raha hoon aur bade sahar me bhi. Bada sahar youth ko jayda mauka deta hai. Aap mere Guru , guardian dono hai .❤❤👌

[@RajeshYadav-hv2vd]

SA, अमित भाई, One of my professor👨‍🏫 used to tell, that enginner should live in metro city😊, and we realized how correct he was, 😊RIP professor Gupta, we all remember you

[@rajeshranjan7034]

I live in a small town and can confirm that all the said points are very correct ✅

[@vinaygupta41378]

Then leave it

[@somrasshayari]

तो कब शिफ्ट हो रहे हो "बड़े शहर" मे?😂

[@vinaygupta41378]

This video's content, I don't approve of this thought process . Small town or big town. Talent hoga toh aap successful hoge hi

[@rajeshranjan7034]

@@somrasshayari next month

[@Dr.PratapKDas]

Guruji aap mahaan ho. I could relate to each and every point whatever you said in this video. I am born and brought up in Guwahati. And for the last 2 years I have been posted in Silchar which is the typical Chhoti shehar with Chhoti soch. Posted here coz I applied as Medical officer under State Government. Each and every point, the place hasn’t prospered even after so many years. First day I came in service I saw people only gossiping even doctors who are considered highly professional. Pettiness way way too much. People take every word personally here. Paise nikalti nahi logo se. Sab kuch free me chahiye. Fokat me dawai de do, fokat me consultation kar do. Yahi scene hai yaha Silchar me. In these 2 years however Guwahati has progressed like anything. Amazing infrastructure development. And so many startups have popped up there. I myself felt my thinking horizon being affected after coming here in Silchar. Honestly its been about 5 months since I have seen Guruji’s video and I have got hell lot of clarity on so many things. And 2 things I am definitely doing within 2024. 1. Leave Government Job 😂. Enough enough reasons to do so. 2. Go to Guwahati and setting up my enterprise there. There’s no point in living in petty Chhoti shehars. Sounds harsh, but is real.

[@vishalgoyal8504]

Continue in ur govt. job and in Silchar, u can do wonders, is my unsolicited suggestion.

[@Dr.PratapKDas]

@@vishalgoyal8504 can you elaborate and shed a little light on why you said so

[@shomdeepdey4953]

​@@Dr.PratapKDas true i can relate... Guwahati has better opportunities than other small town in assam

[@gamedeepak1]

I'm also living in small town.... And planning to move big city.... You are absolutely right....... Small town has small mentality... Only Sarkaari naukari and retired at 60 and again put your kids to coaching institutes..in big cities 😅

[@puneetbasson5901]

Great In depth knowledge sirji... 50 cities which will cross 1 crore population by 2030 and 100 by 2047.

[@jdjei-4jdjs]

Sir aap itna accurately kaise janate ho sabkuch..... Mein to maharashtra se hu firbhi 100% relate karta hu

[@suyashsahu6505]

Most of chhattisgarh people are doing that many have migrated from chhattisgarh to maharastra or other south states, even most around 80 %migrated people form chhattisgarh to other states has learnt the origin language of that state , they help that local people of state in financial help , for solving there locals problems example people of chhattisgarh has migrated to Maharashtra they in few months has learnt marathi , they are able to speak both the chhattisgarhi and marathi language , they help their marathi neighbour in any problems. they communicate with them in marathi.

[@Adolphout]

1. Time warp A 2. Choti soch A 3. Gossip due to ample time A 4. Pettiness A 5. No ambient stress A 6. Support for working women A 7. Stinginess A

[@Vizorfam]

​@@dimplekataria406good counter points!

[@theballadofumang]

Strongly disagree it's high time govt should assist businessmen in running profitable ventures in tier 2 and 3 cities because the kind of. Real estate prices like Ggn mumbai Delhi Bangalore is rising rapidly an average Indian guy will have to work for 25-30 years for clearing emi of a 2 or 3 bhk house. Also India's major cities are lacking infrastructure and money so incapable of handling such huge population.

[@ShubhDx94]

Aisa lag raha mere man mein dabe sare thoughts ko awaz mil gayi ho. Thank you sir for all your amazing efforts.

[@manzoorahmadsiddiqui4530]

People which have metro cities as their capital can move there but states which do not have metros like UP,Bihar,MP,Rajasthan,Orissa ,jharkhand, north-east can live in their own state and work from home.We are not treated properly by locals ,plus we can do a lot of savings.

[@pratik66480]

Small towns are best , I did mistake of moving to a metro city, in small towns you have so many contacts to get your work done easily , if you are too much ambitious then only it makes sense to move to bigger cities, being an important person in small place is much better than being a slave in bigger place

[@saviourofworld]

Nowadays every town and village are connected by electricity and internet so dosent make much difference and also if you have work from home or a big business then its a bliss

[@pavan.avasthi]

Sir, you are harsh, but you are one of the best consultants I have ever seen ❤️. I respect your truthfulness.

[@Ghost-uz3qg]

My father is Sub Inspector of Police we make largest house in our Village

[@saumyapunekar8625]

Awesome classic topic ❤️😃👍- I have lived in metro as well as non metro city so can understand and categorize as advantage and disadvantages Advantages - 1) Job opportunities and standard of living is high in big cities.Also package is high and approach to life is different . 2)"Time is money" nobody has time for gossip and spreading negativity as office is far from home and people spend 2-4(to&fro) hrs in travelling for job on daily basis .3) You learn to live life with challenges and face life more smarter way than in small cities. 4) People avoid creating mess unnecessary due to time constraints.all are in self msnagement mode . Disadvantages :1) Health issues are very high in big cities due to pollution , stressful life 2) Difficult to stay with parents in small flats and parents find it difficult to settle in metro city 3) Loneliness- In case of health issues and no family members around chances of getting into depression is very high .4) With time you get disconnected with family members and lose interest in settling into non metro city.5) Post retirement life is very difficult as life is very fast and old people cannot adopt to drastic changes in metro life .

[@dr.sunitaagarwal8706]

In big cities, life is mechanical, unless one is earning in millions. In smaller ones, life is good, cool.

[@hakkunaamatataa9676]

This is true for older generations coz u guys find it hard to ignore relatives and neighbors. Young people don't care about Pettiness of anyone, nor they give much time to others. Small towns with good internet facility, swiggy and other deliveries is very good for living. Less pollution,can afford bigger houses with gardens. Better food. Well educated Newer generations are living better and well rounded life in small cities. Interfering in each other's life is just a mentality, a habit and it can be changed by just ignoring like you ignore others in big cities. And the best place to live should be as per your profession and don't bother too much about how people are judging you.

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Kisi big city thode outer part me rehlo Mai dono taraf malai loot raha hu village das minute door hai so expenses 25000 hi hai family ka with main area of big city is also 40 minutes far

[@pawantondwal5121]

Sahi kah Rhe h sir M Bhiwani se hu BPL Family backgrounds se And aaj Gurugram me kafi builder and dealers k sath beth k acha knowledge aa gya

[@butterflies_and_trees]

If you can work remotely from a small town, there is nothing better than it. In large cities you will spend 2-4 hours daily in commute and the traffic, noise, pollution, honking will heavily drain your energy. In small towns, you will get more free time to work on your hobbies or side business or do self study. Also cost of property is far less. In large cities you can no longer afford your own house. You will be stuck in a tiny/small 1-2 BHK flat. It is like upper/middle class of small towns migrating to become middle/lower class of large cities.

[@ClearCutRecaps]

Right, scoring the same paycheck while working remotely from a smaller city is a massive win. Anyone wasting 2-4 hours commuting daily? Seriously dumb. Aim for a max of 1 hour by picking a decent place to live. Pollution's everywhere unless you're in the boonies or up in the hills. Housing comes at a lower cost in small cities, mainly because the folks there aren't pulling in hefty paychecks. And its a tough task to rent out your house in a small city. The whole "tiny flat" thing? It's all relative. Even in small cities, houses might seem like matchboxes to rural folks. Bottom line - if you're making bank in a small city, hats off! If not, stop hiding behind excuses and get off your lazy ass.

[@gagan1744]

BEST VIDEO ABHI TAK KA 1000%%%%TRUE LINES छोटे गांव जो अभी डेवलप हो रहे हैं वहाँ पर शहर से आये हुए बंदे की कोई लेवल ह ही नही सभी को आपने जैसा सब को 40% के ही सेक्शन में डाल देते है गुजारा करना मुश्किल हैं लिख नही सकता हकीकत है ये वीडियो और नेता लोग गाँव मे जमीनों पर प्लाट काटते है इन्वेस्ट करते है फिर आपको पता है क्या होता है

[@praveenmt703]

After long time saw someone speaking truth fearlessly

[@digitalkave]

I live in small town here you can live luxury life in 20k per month in nuclear family and income is 1.5 lakh . Fresh air and food then big urban cities . Totally disagree with this.

[@damndozer]

Arey babu gharwali or bacche jb gadi k liye bolenge or ya dominos pizza k liye bolenge tb samjhoge

[@rahultriveditrivedi5451]

@@damndozer to bhai kisne bola ki small town me dominos nhi milta , aur gadi to har jagah chalti hai

[@rahultriveditrivedi5451]

@@ajinkya3780 that's called life

[@damndozer]

@@ajinkya3780 you are absolutely right possibly ap Maharashtra se ho jaha log proudly farming karte h and they earn more but i was talking about northern India states

[@chandigarhgedi1149]

Bhai app Kal bahut regret karoge

[@GreyWheels-m8f]

100% correct...power of networking and opportunities ka matlab base shahar me hi milai hain

[@drgopalshinde8938]

If we can manage to earn better in small towns it is better ...it is insane to say that increasing stress voluntarily by moving to bigger town is better for growth ...

[@TheChandanihm]

Finally someone had the guts to speak the obvious. Hats off

[@biswadipghosh4842]

I fully agree with you. Just mind blowing information. Youth must grasp the information that you have shared here if they want to become SOMEBODY of FUTURE.

[@ijustfelldown]

I'm a civil engineer from a small town and your point about professionals not getting paid properly is very real. I make building plans for bungalows and residential buildings, but rarely any client will pay more than ₹2000/- for an original plan that you work so many hours on (including revisions). That's why I live in metro city for now even though my family still lives in town.

[@vijaymamoria]

What about the rent and cost of living comparison?

[@ijustfelldown]

@@vijaymamoria No need to worry about rent for me luckily, my parents already had bought 1BHK in this city because they knew it'd be important to have real estate somewhere like this. But even without owning a flat, I would have been able to afford rent on my salary (first job, starting low) by sharing it with one person. I'm just starting my career so savings are very low but I'm hopeful it'll get better. Learning new skills continuously and also pursuing Masters'.

[@_thisconnected_]

tumko 100 rupaye ka 20 bachana hai ya 10000 hazaar to 2000?@@vijaymamoria

[@abulfaraz6687]

hello sir how to continue my degree with job in maharastra any idea @@ijustfelldown

[@muditrealg]

I am currently doing civil engineering should I do a job in that or pursue mba from a good clg?

[@Vijay55234]

Quality of Life, social relationships, connecting with nature,joy of different climate, healthy air,flavours of foods, is good in small towns... Most of kids enjoy there childhood better in small Town.. But for economic growth , carrier growth,availablity of opportunities, different services,is available in metro and big cities..

[@ArvindSethi61]

A very investigative and thoughtful video for youth .

[@ansumansatpathy3923]

Sirji, You are speaking like a wise man. But pls consider these facts - some of our cities are already bursting at the seams with problems of exorbitant rent, traffic, drainage and hygiene problems, and in general pollution and lack of harmonious existence vis-a-vis environment. Its not sustainable and utterly so in Indian context where development and transactions of day-to-day are chaotic. We have to talk about bringing some of those development agenda to second and third tier cities for more manageable outgrowth.

[@nishu7sun]

It’s a practical advice, jo smjh gya wo kuch ban gya!

[@nareshsc]

Shridhar Vembu's founder of Zoho Corporation journey is a testament to the power of innovation and the untapped potential that lies within rural communities. By establishing Zoho in a village, he has demonstrated that geographical location is no longer a barrier to success. He may be outlier but people who are entreprenuer mind set can also achieve success in small city or rural location

[@_thisconnected_]

Zoho is an outlier even among early birds. Also there was no ecosystem in cities like Bangalore. So tech talent and support was similar in gaon or BLR. Do you think a top solutions architect will go to a nameless village. He will bounce among your competitors in BLR/HYD after every big delivery.

[@rd718]

You are cherry-picking

[@sohanmishra9155]

How many vembu are there in indian corporate sector? 1 or 2 exceptions cannot be generalised. Even ambani who has his factory in jamnagar gujrata...cannot thinking of shifting his base there.

[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

Zoho is not in a village!!!

[@talk2tata]

I am so happy to hear this. It is my believe also. I lived interior, small city. I did save more but poor health care, shallow mentality people, not good infrastructure for kids development.

[@NareshPatnaikTraining]

All seven points are absolutely correct. ❤

[@somrasshayari]

घंटा

[@amitsharma-hp4cg]

By this logic, going abroad will be better

[@anshtrading3992]

Absolutely... Moving abroad is better if u can afford to move

[@knowledgehub1840]

Yes you can go and observe situation..you will observe abroad is better.......

[@dr.heenachanchlani]

Gossiping is bigger in big cities. there are all kinds of people in big and small cities. In the end, it depends on the people with whom you are living, what mindset they have is the most important thing. even in small cities, people do not care about what neighborhood people are doing. they mind their own business. Even in the bigger cities, I have seen people wasting their time and not doing productive. In small cities, I have seen people being open-minded and minding their own business.

[@ClearCutRecaps]

Good to hear your experience in small cities. The small cities I visited or lived are full of misogynists, which is very high compared to my experience in big cities.

[@Bin_dasya_rishi]

Jai jhulelal

[@GAURAVSINGH-dq1zo]

Agreed with every word of yours sir,experiencing this living in small town

[@shambala...2644]

Petty-ness = क्षुद्र भाव, विशाल ह्रह्दय का अभाव🙂🙏

[@unsung.2770]

Please English.

[@mukul0786]

I have been born n brought up in mumbai and now settled in panaji goa...and i agree with all your points...

[@rajatkumarmishra3805]

Sir I am From Lucknow and in 2018 I shifted to Gurgaon and Sir I have so much issues related health and job but in 2023 one of my frnd asked which is your best decision in your life I said move to Gurgaon is my best decision because it taught me how to leave a life.

[@VivekSir90]

ये वीडियो देख कर मैं बहुत दुखी हो गया. हालाकि इस बात मे पूरी तरह सच्चाई है. पर बड़े शहर में प्रस्थापित होना आसान भी नहीं. हमारे घर और जमिनी गाँव में हे. इनको बेचकर शहर में नई प्रॉपर्टी लेना बहुत महँगा पड़ जाता. खेती के बगैर करे भी क्या. हमारे लिए समाधान करना ही. जीना यहा गांधीजी भी यहा. इसके सिवा जाना कहा. ❤

[@utkarshtravelvlogger592]

Guruji m aapki har baat s agreed hu because maine personally bhi iss chees ko observe kia h small town m rehna easy ni hota h agar aap ek productive person h aur life m actual m kutch krna chahte h

[@get2dude2000]

UPSC aspirants and qualifiers mostly come from small cities. Big cities only give them infrastructure to build in their strategy... Classic example

[@deepika589]

Amit sir always says dont run after UPSC, there are better things in life if you have vision for it

[@arunpandey312]

Waise city me baith k chaar attempt doge to frustrate ho hi jaoge

[@AbhishekSharma-dd8ye]

Better to live in big city if you are making minimum 2.5 Lacks a month or otherwise better to live in small city

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Big city ke thode outer area mein rehlo I live in bhayli vadodara and dono taraf ke jalwe loot raha hu Big city ka infrastructure and chote shaher ke Kam prizes ke bhi

[@alkadeshpande6628]

Its really true!even people from small cities when come to big cities they are obsessive of some ideas and thoughts.after residing in big cities they have to change.but then also this change is not much.its very true!

[@vanukurinaga]

super analysis ... but Respected Sir.. we are small pawns in a big game .. small cities should be made big cities fastly by government and i dont think that is impossible since it would evenly distribute people and everyone can lead a proper lifestyle

[@apekshasatpute1347]

Your video has given me very much clarity... Though I live in Nagpur, it is not a big city... Soch choti hi hai yahaa ki... Haa gav dehat se yaha aa skte hai... But it is itself per se not that big ....

[@sanjaykulkarni7572]

Right ☑️☑️👍👍♥️♥️ for working age 22 to 62 ... After retirement you need small towns ☑️☑️☑️☑️☑️☑️

[@gamedeepak1]

Again a gem video from guruji 😊

[@nitinbindal2275]

I agree their is more opportunity in big cities to grow

[@VimalKumar1979a]

These are extremely good points and very valid ones too. Hope many are listening to you and acting on these advices.

[@sakshamchanana6771]

Point 1 - Productivity - Strongly Agreed Point 2 - Pettyness - Agree Point 3 - MindSpace - Strongly Agree Point 4 - Job Opportunities Strongly Agreed Point 5 - More Knowledge and Exposure Strongly Agreed Point 6 - Community Politics Agreed 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Santosh-ne3xm]

I was living in capital city approx 15 yrs...But now a days because of severe family issues ..I am living in a small subdivision not a district ..I am relating very very muchh..my growth is stuck ...in spite of every facility I have arranged a comfortable living....But feel something missing and want to escape from here as soon as possible...Again thanks th clarity given sir..

[@narinderkaur8403]

Exellent video, pure thinking ,no buttering language show u r a jaat

[@r-nb8ji]

Thank you for giving me new mindset about our life long success support.

[@nitinrautela6741]

In Uttarakhand: Dehradun, Haridwar, Nainital, Udhamsingh Nagar

[@GS-er8ms]

Strongly Agree with you Sir : Choti Soch is their biggest problem in small towns - Judging people on the basis of Kala , Gora , Patla , lamba , Ameer , Gareeb , Bada , Chota is one more petty thing they are constantly involved in. I see it all the time when I go to my native!

[@patilsandipb]

Judgement is there in cities too yar. Iska itna bada event hua hamara to kuch nai, usne flat lia usne bday kia n all. I am living in city and here also people judge even if u talk to another girl in society

[@GS-er8ms]

@@patilsandipb That’s true buddy, some percentage of people do it in cities as well , mostly who got relocated to cities from small towns recently as mindset change takes some time! However in cities for e.g Bangalore - It’s rare, and also we always have the luxury of choosing our neighbours and friends in big cities , we can always choose who we want to become friends with , which locality we would want to stay, how do we want to spend our free time etc , whereas in small towns people are stuck with their neighbours even if they hate each other !

[@_gauravsharma_]

True. Such things are not even 1% of it in big cities, as per my experience.

[@malemnganbiayekpam6789]

Agree with everything you have said.......being from a small town in manipur i can relate

[@MohitYadav-th7fz]

Main Tier 2 City me rahata hu or yaha Sab Facilities hai jo Metro cities me hoti hai or vo bhi Sab Kam keemat pe 😂

[@somrasshayari]

जी.. सही निर्णय

[@jobin2295316]

This is probably the first time, I disagreed with Guru Ji. People from small towns, listen carefully "you guys have a peaceful and a chilled out life" so relax and be Happy

[@AjayKumar-yg6qw]

Maza aa rha hai

[@anjeekumar]

Very true

[@shikharbhardwaj1352]

Apne jo bhi kaha ek dum sahi kaha ...I am living in Jodhpur ...people here are living life on low salary & expectations...and they dont want to move outside...the growth opportunities are very less for youth...those employeed here dont leave the companies bcoz not much options are available to switch job...and the ladies which are married here dont work much ... so moving to tier 2 or tier 1 city is much beneficial than living in a tier 3 or tier 4 city....

[@ch.shaurya06]

Jodhpur is a tier 2 city brother not tier 3 or 4

[@shikharbhardwaj1352]

​@@ch.shaurya06 think again...its tier 3 ..jaipur is tier 2 and delhi is tier 1 ...

[@ch.shaurya06]

@@shikharbhardwaj1352 bro real estate prices in jodhpur also rocketed up maybe in job opportunities it is poor but cost wise its like tier 2 city and population wise also

[@shikharbhardwaj1352]

@@ch.shaurya06 ...yes real estate wise it is giving competiton to jaipur....

[@ch.shaurya06]

@@shikharbhardwaj1352 hmm where do u leave in jodhpur i am also from jodhpur gayatri nagar

[@mostlysunny4u]

Direct to the topic and nidar! Subscribed Guruji 😊

[@saritamishra6880]

I agree with you about small town stress & big town stress. I like big towns .

[@advovikramjeetsinghdahiyac8554]

SIR JI WAH 🎉 LAJAWAB "AS ALWAYS".Adv.V.DAHIYA,DLF COLONY,RTK,HR.HA HA HA...

[@FarmDesi]

You are right, 💯

[@classmateeducare4682]

Wow! Wow! ... This is wonderful video specialy for me as I needed clarity in some of points. काश आप जैसा कोई मुझे मेरे 20s मे मिला होता.

[@bryan69in2002]

There are 7 metro cities in India. Only 1 is in North India. Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune are the other cities. Population in North is higher than in South. That would lead to social disorder. Ahmedabad is growing, rest the entire UP, Punjab, Haryana excluding NCR Gurgaon, Bihar, Jharkhand, MP, Rajasthan have no cities even of the size of Pune

[@abhijeet5643]

Mp mai indore hai 🙂

[@abhishek4702]

Surat bhi metro city hai Rajasthan me Jaipur bhi progress karraha hai

[@bryan69in2002]

@@abhijeet5643 Indore is not yet there. It's not even in the league of Pune. Pune has Bajaj, Tata, Mahindra, Finolex, LG and hundreds of factories. I wish every state had 2 cities of the size of Pune. Look at UP, a state of 25 crores has no city of even Pune s size. USA has 35 crore population, just to give a comparative. The aim of this explanation is to present a point and not a debate. Hope the intent is understood.

[@himanshusingh5214]

Surat, Indore, Lucknow, Jaipur, Bhopal, Ludhiana, Chandigarh Tricity, Kanpur, Agra, Meerut, Kota, Varanasi, Prayagraj are also (becoming) big cities.

[@bryan69in2002]

@@himanshusingh5214 Yes they have to. If we look at China, we notice that they have almost over a dozen large cities. Taken Chongquin, what a beautiful city and a population of 3 crore plus. You may remember Wuhan, it has about 90,000 companies and most of them in robotics. Then I saw Ningbo, a port city a much smaller city with Punes population. Then Qingdao which has many industrial and chemical goods manufacturing is also a port city. China has about 30 cities of the size of Hyderabad/Pune. There are cities which are specific to certain type of manufacturing. And if you look at the industrial parks you will be stunned. The cost to ship a product from a Chinese inland city to US west coast is less than half of India. Similarly one should visit Vietnam and see the progress. So many new industrial and economic centers emerging. I was in Jebel Ali some 20 years ago and at Sohar port and what rapid development the region has seen. India is 25 years away. I am only driving home a point.

[@sudhirarora2422]

Definately good opportunities in big cities Vs Poor air make your life 10 year less in big city choice is yours

[@vaishalibhaip6415]

He is saying now to move to big cities and he only said not to go abroad so contradictory he is ... He want people to stay in india so he can earn in real estate

[@ateacherspeaks-englishmade1566]

Very true.. truthful.. salute to ur observation nd introspection 👌👌👌

[@musicon880]

Aap ki baato me dum he sir 🙏🏻

[@Jp11130]

for young people needed city bus travel, metro, rail travel tuition class education all service centre trend knowlwdge like minded people meet hospitals in village toxic relative no goal people ( in my town 150 dihadi people act as ias) gossip interrept u judgments social gathering all times vacation is best for village

[@amritanshuraj3139]

At 10:45 , i felt how someone in world can feel exactly the same granulated feelings which is probability wise so rare but that is i guess the GURUTATVA

[@abhishek9894]

Job is the only reason I'm forced to leave my sheher Bhopal (it's not a chhota sheher but a sheher with no jobs). Bade shehero me reh ke dekh liya, dharti ke upar narak hai saale. Isliye apna khud ka kuch karne ka plan kar raha hu at least shanti se apne ghar me reh sakta hu. Baat rahi apki video ki, apka agenda clearly samajh me aa raha hai - real estate ko inflate karo aur usse khud ki earnings badhao. Par log ab bewakoof nahi rahe guruji. Jaise hi buddhe managers retire honge, work from home will be the future

[@prakash00-7]

Right

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Bhai big cities mein main area mein waise bhi Jagah nahi hai thoda Bahar hi available hai which is peaceful and developed

[@anushkakaushik982]

Real estate me kya kam karte he ye?

[@tusharnagpal266]

Moved from Delhi to a small town two years ago, life and income levels have never been better. Sending money to parents every month in Delhi, saving and investment levels are still higher than what I had living in Delhi + quality of life. Big cities feel like a aensory overload now. Two-three months in the city is sufficient to get the best of both worlds.

[@sujyosnasahu2609]

Bitter Truth.. Loved the way he explains everything ❤

[@get2dude2000]

Small cities have given big personalities from Abraham Lincoln till Modi. Bade shaheron mein Priyanka, RAGA, Lalu ke bacche , Akhilesh, jaise hi bane hai. Bada shahar can give you infrastructure but bada shahar will make you Big, its utter BS

[@vanshpannu7957]

Agree with you sir Living in a village and there are least jobs here , many are unemployed abd majority is engaged if fields , disguised unemployment , some go to factories at nearby city daily , no facilities other than school , college and shops .

[@chandansiwan23]

"Noida to hai hi aap log ka " feels soo good to listen :)

[@AbkibarVishnuSarkar]

Learned a valuable lesson.

[@dr.pravinpache.medicalprac8391]

SA🎉❤ Congratulations I wish you same energy and enthusiasm for future success

[@patilsandipb]

I guess we need to move back to small town or villages like gandhiji said. As so much pollution is increasing in big cities and so fast moving life we need to thing for our own life to increase level of Calmness and happiness.

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Bhai tier 2 cities polluted bhi nahi hai aur developed bhi hai koi bhi state ke top 4 cities mein chale jao shaher se thoda bahar rehna pollution bhi nahi and development bhi

[@bharat9428]

Correctly said Guruji...

[@vijaynats]

To modernize villages, towns and small cities we need capital which is not existent. Large metros have huge capital for everything and hence they are developed. Their GDPs are higher than some Indian states combined and Industry demands are met here faster in the form of mega projects like metros, IT parks, malls, high rise housing etc. If everyone moves to large cities for example, take the case of Bengaluru, then people will experience the same kind of problems that find find there - high pollution, overcrowding, high cost of living, high rates of lifestyle diseases, water shortages, flooding, heat waves, social inequality, mental health issues, crime and dozens of other big city problems. Big city model is an environmentally unfriendly and unsustainable western concept that is good for the profits of mega corporations. Successive governments in India have not developed rural infrastructure resulting in poverty and lower standards of living (compared to cities). If you come here to the big cities, most will end up in low paid jobs and cheap labour. It is practically not possible for everyone to end up in mega cities because there are not that many jobs given India's overgrown population. They are selling you dreams so that you can keeping chasing urban lifestyles than require you to keep buying products from companies - In short this success and make it big thing is a sales scam. Already flight of youth from the countryside has created an agrarian crisis and this in the long term will undermine India's food security and traditional social fabric. Best thing would be to remain where you are, get highly educated, start enterprises that boost rural infrastructure, agriculture, sustainable local production, arts & crafts. Protect and preserve the environment and at the same time preserving the Indian way of life and culture. Guruji here from his practical wisdom is giving us the best practical advice for you to move to large cities. Because there is such a big crisis of rural unemployment and under-employment, there is not other way to survive or lead a decent life. But the best option would be to come to cities, earn big and move back. Use the money as capital for your local enterprise.

[@prakharsarkar691]

All points are very important.

[@aniketsharma272]

SA . I have a cousin who had depression and used to take therapy. Ye baat pure gao me phel gyi. He does government job and he is very intelligent but his family neighbour and co workers keep harassing him by calling him Psycho.