Would you rather struggle to achieve what you should or what you desire? | Ishani chats with #AamirQutub

<p>Struggles, challenges and failures are part of our lives. If you have ever taken a path in your life just because someone told you so and it's 'safer' you would have still faced several challenges. Has that in any way made your life better as opposed to struggling but keep going in the direction you want to?&nbsp;</p> <p>So, I ask, would you rather follow a path that people have put you on or the one you desire because one thing will remain constant on both this path i.e struggles. Which one can you afford is the real question?&nbsp;</p> <p>***</p> <p>If this thought has put you in deep thinking, then here is a bit of help. In this new episode of the My First Step Ever, the podcast I had the honour to invite one such resilient individual who not just happen to face this challenge at the age of 22, but took massive decisions to begin his journey on a path filled with challenges that he is passionate about.&nbsp;</p> <p>Get excited to tune into the exciting and insightful story of <strong>Aamir Qutub, </strong>who is an award-winning CEO and founder of <a href="https://enterprisemonkey.com.au/">Enterprise Monkey</a>- a web and app development company (founded in 2014) and <a href="https://www.mentormonkey.com/">Mentor Monkey</a>, a social e-learning platform for professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. Under his leadership, Enterprise Monkey has achieved the Australian Smartest Innovation of the year Award. In 2016, he was recognized as Australian Young Business Leader of the Year.</p> <p>He believes in practical learning rather than theoretical assumptions. He is an investor and is the tech co-founder in 8 startups, including comWriter, Clann, Mechintel, Quizword, and BeepBeep. He follows the one-page business model, unlike other entrepreneurs who like detailed business plans.</p> <p>***</p> <p>In this episode, you will find</p> <ul> <li>How to utilise your strengths and skills when you face failures ?</li> <li>How killing the noises of society can help you come closer to yourself?</li> <li>How to manage y