Poverty Is a Mindset — An Experiment in Real Time
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Poverty Is a Mindset — An Experiment in Real Time

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EP - 5 - Link in the end of this blog

This is not a success story.This is not motivation.This is an experiment I am running on my own life.


In Episode 5 of The Billionaire Challenge, I’m documenting something uncomfortable but real:

👉 Poverty is not just about money.👉 It is a mindset that quietly decides your limits before life does.


I didn’t learn this from books.I learned this while waiting outside hospital cabins.


The Experiment I Chose

I gave myself a dangerous challenge:

“In the next 180 days, I will become a billionaire.”

Not because I know how.Not because I have resources.But because big aims break small thinking.

When you aim small, your brain behaves small.When you aim big, your excuses get exposed.

This challenge is not about reaching the destination.It’s about watching what breaks inside you when you try.


My Current Reality (No Editing)

I decided to approach 12,000 hospitals across South India.

What does that look like in real life?

  • I hired a team for cold calling

  • We pitch corporate films to hospitals

  • I personally do direct walk-ins

  • So far, I’ve reached 100 hospitals in Hyderabad


What actually happens?

  • 100 cold calls → decisions delayed

  • Meetings postponed endlessly

  • Rejections without explanations

  • Waiting 45 minutes to 1 hour just to hear“We’ll get back to you”


People make me wait.People don’t take me seriously.

This is not theory.This is my daily environment.

And instead of fighting it, I accepted it.

Because acceptance gives clarity.


Waiting Is Not a Waste (I Had to Learn This)

Most people are waiting in life anyway.

Waiting to escape 9–5.Waiting for approval.Waiting for confidence.Waiting for the “right time.”

I am also waiting.

  • Waiting in hospital corridors

  • Waiting outside cabins

  • Waiting for decision-makers

The difference?

👉 I am waiting with awareness, not frustration.

This phase is compulsory.You don’t skip it.You survive it.


Looking at Problems Without Judging Them

Earlier, I used to label situations as:

  • Bad

  • Unfair

  • Disrespectful

That thinking kept me stuck.

Now I’m testing a different approach:

  • No judgment

  • Only observation

  • Treating failures as data

Instead of asking “Why is this happening to me?”I ask “What is this situation teaching me?”

That one shift changes everything.


The Morning Experiment (This Changed My Energy)

Here’s my current template — raw and honest:

Daytime:Survival modeSalesMeetingsWaitingRejections

Morning (4–10 AM):PassionSkill-buildingProduct creation

Every morning, I work on something that comes from my heart.

Right now, that is writing a screenplay.

If it sells, it makes money.If it doesn’t, it sharpens my skill.

For years, I ignored this inner voice.Now I treat mornings like non-negotiable territory.

👉 Morning time is where escape routes are built.


Skills → Money → Products (What I’m Testing)

This is not theory. I’ve done this already.

  • I wrote a book: Golden Dreams

  • Sold 3 books

  • Ran ads

  • Sold through social media

  • Conducted workshops using my existing skills

We live in the fastest communication era ever.If you can’t monetize skills today, it’s not the market — it’s clarity.


I’m testing how far skill leverage can really go.


Day 9: No Change in Position

It’s been 9 days.

Nothing dramatic has changed.No breakthrough moment.No viral success.

And that’s okay.

The rule of the experiment is simple:

👉 Fight till Day 180.

No quitting mid-way.No romanticizing struggle.Just showing up.


Body, Mind, and Mental Noise

I’ve added simple rules:

  • Exercise between 7–10 PM

  • Walk daily (ideas come while walking)

  • Listen to audiobooks during walks

  • Keep books around me

Whenever I feel blocked, I don’t overthink.

I download a book related to that problemand listen to how others escaped similar traps.

Books don’t motivate me.They reset my thinking.


Mental Movies (This Felt Weird, But I’m Doing It)

The brain runs on images.

So I started:

  • Visualizing myself as a billionaire

  • Creating a mental movie

  • Talking to myself

  • Recording videos

  • Listening back to my own voice

At first, it felt awkward.Now it feels grounding.

Repetition slowly replaces doubt.


For Anyone Going Through a Breakdown Phase

This experiment is not only for high-energy people.

If you’re:

  • Recovering from injury

  • Coming out of surgery

  • Facing mental health struggles

  • On a career break

Then this applies even more.

👉 Focus only on daily targets.

Small wins rebuild rhythm.Baby steps restore self-trust.

Your life is still your responsibility —but you’re allowed to move slowly.


What Episode 5 Really Is

Episode 5 is not about becoming rich.

It’s about:

  • Breaking the poverty mindset

  • Accepting reality without drama

  • Working on survival and passion together

  • Building skills that can scale

  • Fighting even when nothing moves

This is not inspiration content.

This is a live experimentwith real waiting, real rejection, real self-doubt.

And I’m documenting it so you can see:what actually happens before success stories are written.

Final Thought

Time is moving whether you act or not.

Discipline is not optional.Peace of mind is an asset.Big dreams demand uncomfortable experiments.


This is my experiment.Episode 5 is just the documentation.

If you’re running your own silent battle —you’re not alone.

Just don’t quit the experiment midway.


 
 
 
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