Neer Sharma

There's the Brian Johnsons of the world who are really leaning into medical innovation and experimentation. And then there are other people who are really turning away from modern day medicine and looking towards traditional medicine as a means of being pure and clean and healthy. So Ayurvedic medicine, which is like an ancient Indian medicine, kind of hits that specific demographic pretty well.

There's the Brian Johnsons of the world who are really leaning into medical innovation and experimentation. And then there are other people who are really turning away from modern day medicine and looking towards traditional medicine as a means of being pure and clean and healthy. So Ayurvedic medicine, which is like an ancient Indian medicine, kind of hits that specific demographic pretty well.

There's the Brian Johnsons of the world who are really leaning into medical innovation and experimentation. And then there are other people who are really turning away from modern day medicine and looking towards traditional medicine as a means of being pure and clean and healthy. So Ayurvedic medicine, which is like an ancient Indian medicine, kind of hits that specific demographic pretty well.

So yeah, if I was trying to make a million dollars in a year, it's a little bit of capital. And to be honest, if I was to be really cheeky about it, I would just buy the potentially products. I wouldn't even try to get it made. I'd just buy the products, I'd design packaging, and I would literally just put the product in this new packaging.

So yeah, if I was trying to make a million dollars in a year, it's a little bit of capital. And to be honest, if I was to be really cheeky about it, I would just buy the potentially products. I wouldn't even try to get it made. I'd just buy the products, I'd design packaging, and I would literally just put the product in this new packaging.

So yeah, if I was trying to make a million dollars in a year, it's a little bit of capital. And to be honest, if I was to be really cheeky about it, I would just buy the potentially products. I wouldn't even try to get it made. I'd just buy the products, I'd design packaging, and I would literally just put the product in this new packaging.

hire a bunch of influencers, start making videos, have my own website, and just start selling those things. And then if you validate it, okay, cool, let's actually make this stuff properly with our own factory and have people do this more above board. I have no idea about the legality of actually doing that.

hire a bunch of influencers, start making videos, have my own website, and just start selling those things. And then if you validate it, okay, cool, let's actually make this stuff properly with our own factory and have people do this more above board. I have no idea about the legality of actually doing that.

hire a bunch of influencers, start making videos, have my own website, and just start selling those things. And then if you validate it, okay, cool, let's actually make this stuff properly with our own factory and have people do this more above board. I have no idea about the legality of actually doing that.

But that would be one play that I could make if I were to aggressively try to seek a million dollars within 12 months.

But that would be one play that I could make if I were to aggressively try to seek a million dollars within 12 months.

But that would be one play that I could make if I were to aggressively try to seek a million dollars within 12 months.

great products and then reach out to them and be like hey i want to white label your product and try to try to close those deals yeah i think that is definitely a better way of probably doing it um i think if you wanted to do it in a permissionless way um the the the products are um you know it's just especially like indian bureaucracy it's just there's a lot of layers of fat to get through.

great products and then reach out to them and be like hey i want to white label your product and try to try to close those deals yeah i think that is definitely a better way of probably doing it um i think if you wanted to do it in a permissionless way um the the the products are um you know it's just especially like indian bureaucracy it's just there's a lot of layers of fat to get through.

great products and then reach out to them and be like hey i want to white label your product and try to try to close those deals yeah i think that is definitely a better way of probably doing it um i think if you wanted to do it in a permissionless way um the the the products are um you know it's just especially like indian bureaucracy it's just there's a lot of layers of fat to get through.

But yeah, that would be a much better play. And I'm sure there are... Yeah, I haven't looked into the details of that specific company, but if you can white label it, and especially if you're going after a market that they're not capitalizing on, you know, like they're very much heavily focused on like... Indians and the Indian diaspora, possibly. They're not really focused on the Western market.

But yeah, that would be a much better play. And I'm sure there are... Yeah, I haven't looked into the details of that specific company, but if you can white label it, and especially if you're going after a market that they're not capitalizing on, you know, like they're very much heavily focused on like... Indians and the Indian diaspora, possibly. They're not really focused on the Western market.

But yeah, that would be a much better play. And I'm sure there are... Yeah, I haven't looked into the details of that specific company, but if you can white label it, and especially if you're going after a market that they're not capitalizing on, you know, like they're very much heavily focused on like... Indians and the Indian diaspora, possibly. They're not really focused on the Western market.

So if you were to partner with them and be like, hey, look, just give me the stuff that you're making and I'll take care of the rest in terms of actually making it palatable to the rest of this massive consumer market, I'm sure there's a win-win for you and the distributor if you can build the trust and go through that process.

So if you were to partner with them and be like, hey, look, just give me the stuff that you're making and I'll take care of the rest in terms of actually making it palatable to the rest of this massive consumer market, I'm sure there's a win-win for you and the distributor if you can build the trust and go through that process.