God is a Gamer Quotes

“success is not always measured in terms of dollars earned or turnover. It is measured in terms of the difference you have made to the people around you.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“The problem with theorizing on the basis of incomplete facts is that we end up twisting the facts to suit the theory.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“Find someone you want to spend the rest of your life with and hold on to her forever.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“It was beginning to dawn on both Sundeep and Aditya that they had become victims of their own rigid beliefs. Unwilling to change the way they went about their business, they had refused to look at emerging trends. The world around them was changing. They could either adapt or perish. What Varun had brought to the table was a fresh approach. Had Sundeep or Aditya looked at the business from the point of view of consumers, who were largely the youth of the world, they would probably have arrived at the same conclusion as Varun. It’s not often that a novice beats seasoned bankers at strategy. But this was not strategy. It was a simple case of having ears to the ground.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“Career longevity is more important than career enhancement. Jobs are few and there are many people chasing them. Your first priority should be to save your job. If you live, you get to fight your battle another day.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“In business, when you’re ahead, hold your customers tight. Don’t lose sight of them for even a moment. The only way to hold on to them is by giving them so much that they just don’t have the time to look at the competition.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“A blonde woman in a business suit is as likely to be a criminal as a Muslim woman in a black headscarf.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“Dissent fuels debate,”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer

“We are all chasing illusory pleasures. Our real wealth is not in our bank accounts.”
― Ravi Subramanian, God Is a Gamer