Nikhil Kamath: Billionaire's Life Lessons Beyond Business

How 'The Denial of Death' and other books reshaped the Zerodha co-founder's perspective on success and time.

Nikhil Kamath Zerodha The Denial of Death

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Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of India's Zerodha, built a billion-dollar company without a degree.
Reading 'The Denial of Death' at 34 made him realize time is the most limited resource, shifting his focus from money to life's finite nature and influencing his views on success and priorities.

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Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of India's Zerodha, built a billion-dollar company without a degree. Reading 'The Denial of Death' at 34 made him realize time is the most limited resource, shifting his focus from money to life's finite nature and influencing his views on success and priorities.

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