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‘Failure is not the opposite of success’: Prashant Kirad’s take on how students should see failure
In a world where marks, ranks, and results often define success, educator and influencer Prashant Kirad is asking students through his recent LinkedIn post to rethink everything they believe about ...
Educator Prashant Kirad highlights the importance of seeking help, accepting feedback, managing attention, recovering from ...
In a world driven by constant comparison, it is easy to feel like you are falling behind. Through a recent LinkedIn post, Prashant Kirad addressed a common myth surrounding comparison. While many view ...
From reassessing career goals to exploring alternative courses and colleges, students can take practical steps to move ...
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‘Degrees open doors, but skills decide the journey’: Prashant Kirad on what schools don’t teach
In a time when academic scores often define success, educator and content creator Prashant Kirad is shifting the conversation to what truly matters beyond the classroom. In a recent LinkedIn post, ...
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Fastest learner will win: Prashant Kirad explains why learning speed matters more than experience
In a recent LinkedIn post, Prashant Kirad reflects on how the idea of employability is rapidly changing in today’s world. He suggests that experience alone may no longer guarantee relevance, ...
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'You are not late, just under process': Prashant Kirad urges students to stop self-doubt and comparison
At present, it's very easy to see people posting on LinkedIn about securing jobs at top companies, receiving high salary packages, and offer letters while they are still in college. These posts are ...
Educator Prashant Kirad’s recent LinkedIn post goes beyond career advice, it questions a belief many people still hold onto: that experience alone guarantees long-term success. In a rapidly changing ...
In a thought-provoking post, Prashant Kirad urges students to pause and reflect by answering five honest questions, emphasizing how self-awareness, not just effort, drives real academic growth.
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