Daily Habits of Highly Successful People (2022)

The Complex World of Self Help Books (2022)

Hello Everyone 👋…Welcome to "The Outwrite” channel.🎬  My name is Varun Singh Rajput.  In today's episode, I’ll be talking about "The Complex World of Self Help Books".  First of all, let me emphasis that no one is denying the value of "Books", and we all have an emotional bond with it, which I do respect.   But, you need to understand, that books are supposed to be an extension to enhance “What you are”. You can’t make books as your personality, then you will lose yourself. Let’s discuss all the perspectives of Self Help Books in this video.   You can follow me on:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/varunink [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbXg2ekx3WUg4VmYxa2ZzdnpmOU94d0xGc3RZQXxBQ3Jtc0ttbnRHdklEM1kwZ0p3T3NpYkUyeVBpSWRydERjUlMtOFJjY0RIcnA0ZFNpQjlvWjFBV0Nlcmsyekp3UzRYZWZhMHROeG5GcjN3QVJHZW5Lemg2d3ZkSWxYLXNDY2VCZ2hTbXlvR0J5cDE4SGlXbUFTaw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fvarunink&v=D-RF-LZQ464] We publish new episodes every week on multiple topics which can add value to our lives.  You can also check out our website: www.theoutwrite.com to find more stories.   This channel is founded by Varun Singh Rajput in 2022. He is a digital thinker with an analogue streak, as comfortable with a smartphone as he is with pen and paper. He's got a big spot for gaming, bicycles & travelling. You can also find him letting it all hang out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. He also holds a Masters in International Business which strengthens and channelizes his technical skills.  Please share your valuable feedback & comments.  Our email address is: hello@theoutwrite.com. Thank you!

Daily Habits of Highly Successful People (2022)

Hello Everyone 👋…Welcome to "The Outwrite* channel.🎬   My Name is Varun Singh Rajput. In today's episode, I’ll be talking about "5 Daily habits of highly successful people".  I know you all must have seen lots of videos or podcasts on this topic but still I decided to go with it, because nowadays the kind of lifestyle it has so many distractions which can easily deviate anyone. And I think such conversations would always be helpful to get our focus back at some level.   You can follow me on:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/varunink/ [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbE93clotWUJoT2lHVldYWnFwM2lzd2JDUk1Ed3xBQ3Jtc0tubFdUTTBxazB0bjk2N1Jta1cyVWd1cGxrSGUySV94YlpCYkNfSVJRV2xfS0xSU2IyeVQtbGFnbkgtNEdkcFBQdjZOZ09sT1JHWlNiNUdERjJVRmtzcE0zaENiSzU0czVQVWQwN3p0WFNpLVdoMjRTVQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fvarunink%2F&v=8ihU0nuzwNY] We publish new episodes every week on multiple topics which can add value to our lives.  You can also check out our website: www.theoutwrite.com [http://www.theoutwrite.com/] to find more stories. This channel is founded by Varun Singh Rajput in 2022. He is a digital thinker with an analogue streak, as comfortable with a smartphone as he is with pen and paper. He's got a big spot for gaming, bicycles & travelling. You can also find him letting it all hang out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. He also holds a Masters in International Business which strengthens and channelizes his technical skills. Please share your valuable feedback & comments. Our email address is: hello@theoutwrite.com. Thank you!

Elon Musk and Tesla Board Sued over Erratic Tweets Violating U.S SEC Agreement

Welcome to The Outwrite Podcast, This article is published on "theoutwrite.com [http://theoutwrite.com/]" by Varun Singh Rajput. Elon Musk [https://www.theoutwrite.com/tesla-two-factor-authentication-cars/] is a well-known genius for the amazing products and his sight for the future. But he is also popular for erratic tweets, which have cost a fortune to Tesla and created some legal troubles for himself in the last couple of years. There is another lawsuit [https://www.theoutwrite.com/t-mobile-data-breach/] that came in a notice on Friday that was originally filed on March 8. A Tesla investor, Chase Gharrity suing Tesla and Elon Musk for the "Erratic Tweets" which violated United States SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) settlement. > It all started way back in 2018 with Elon's tweet, "Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured." The Security and Exchange Commission did take action and launched a complaint marking this tweet as "False and Misleading". According to TechCrunch [https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/12/elon-musk-tesla-board-sued-in-lawsuit-alleging-erratic-tweets-violate-fiduciary-duty/], the filing from the Southern District of New York on 27th September 2018, had the following remarks mentioned in the complaint: "Musk’s statements disseminated via Twitter falsely indicated that should he so choose, it was virtually certain that he could take Tesla private at a purchase price. It reflected a substantial premium over Tesla stock’s then-current share price, that funding for this multi-billion dollar transaction had been secured. And that the only contingency was a shareholder vote. After a long legal battle, Tesla and the SEC agreed to allow Elon Musk to tweet with certain limitation, clearly states not to post anything around the financial states of the company. Tesla paid a $20 Million fine, appointed two independent directors to monitor Elon's movements in media even via Twitter. Elon stepped down as Tesla Chairman for at least three years. Bloomberg [https://news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law/musk-tesla-board-sued-over-tweeting-in-violation-of-sec-deal] Law expert Peter Rasmussen stated, " Musk might have a hard time winning over the Delaware Chancery Court. With all the chances that Musk has been given, it is quite possible that the Chancery Court will have little patience with his latest tweeting adventures. Now the lawsuit filed by Chase Gharrity over several tweets has a specific tweet for May 1, 2020, in which Elon tweeted, "Tesla stock price is too high." It destructed $14 billion worth of Tesla's market capitalisation in a single day. It clearly states that Elon Musk's erratic actions over social media especially via Twitter around financial milestones have caused "substantial damage" to the company. Thanks for your time, please share your valuable feedback & comments - our email address is: hello@theoutwrite.com [hello@theoutwrite.com].

Apple Sues Former Employee Simon Lancaster for Leaking Trade Secrets to Media

Welcome to The Outwrite Podcast, this article is published on “theoutwrite.com” by Varun Singh Rajput. Apple sues Simon Lancaster, who associated with the company for 11 years as an Advanced Materials Lead, and Product Design Architect. He has been accused to trade secret information with some specific media houses for his personal benefits. Being a veteran designer in Apple, Simon had access to many secret and unreleased products in the company. The court document filed which was made public recently states: “Despite over a decade of employment at Apple, Lancaster abused his position and trust within the company, to systematically disseminate Apple’s sensitive trade secret information in an effort to obtain personal benefits. He used his seniority to gain access to internal meetings and documents, outside the scope of his job’s responsibilities containing Apple’s trade secrets, and he provided these trade secrets to his outside media correspondent.” Apple also claimed that “The Correspondent then published the stolen trade secrets in articles, citing a “source” at Apple. On multiple occasions, Lancaster proposed that the Correspondent give benefits to Lancaster in exchange for Apple’s trade secrets. For example, Lancaster proposed that the Correspondent provide favourable coverage of a startup company in which Lancaster was an investor as a quid pro quo. Lancaster even recruited the Correspondent to serve as his personal investigator. In one instance, Lancaster requested that the Correspondent explore a rumour that could prove harmful toa company in which Lancaster had invested.” On the 22nd of November 2019, Simon Lancaster on his Linkedin page talked about his journey in Apple and why he left the company. He shares why working with Apple was awesome, ” In 2008 Apple was the place to be. They were not just at the forefront of consumer products but at the forefront of material science and engineering. There was a strange symbiosis between what consumers wanted, and what was possible with the technology at the time. At every turn, I was able to step up, and help the engineering product design department take sketches off the drawing board and turn them into real products. I fell in love with the magic of certain processes, like additive manufacturing and composites, and would stay on to become Apple’s advanced materials lead. Looking back, I’m not sure what was more engaging and inspiring: the people I worked with, or the products I worked on.” After leaving the company Lancaster joined Arris Composites Inc. which is an Apple vendor, as a Head of Consumer Products. He did inform his correspondent about leaving Apple in October 2019, asking if the media house is interested in writing a story, “about a 12 year Apple Design Veteran leaving for an amazing startup.” Thanks for your time, please share your valuable feedback & comments – our email address is: hello@theoutwrite.com.

iPhone 12 Mini Production Cut Down Due to Lower Demand

Apple [https://www.theoutwrite.com/?s=apple] is reducing the overall production of the iPhone 12 range by 20% (Majorly iPhone 12 Mini). As published in the latest report by Nikkei Asia [https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Technology/Apple-slashes-planned-iPhone-12-mini-production-for-1H], the comparison is done with the figures presented by Apple in December last year. In previous reports, they targeted up to 93 million devices to be produced in the first half of 2021 (including the iPhone 12 lineup and few older models like the iPhone 11 [https://www.theoutwrite.com/iphone-xi-2019-design-face-id-in-screen-fingerprint-scanner/]and iPhone SE). They have now reduced that number to 75 million units. This number is still higher than what was shipped last year during the same time span. > The major drop is made in the production of iPhone 12 Mini devices, as the demand for smaller, power-packed phones have been way lesser than expected. The U.S. tech giant has asked a few of the suppliers to repurpose the already acquired components of the mini devices into the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro-Max devices. Having said so about production slashes and the percentage of decrease in the number of units sold. Apple is still going strong with a healthy demand for the other three high-end devices in the iPhone 12 series [https://www.theoutwrite.com/apple-upcoming-event-iphone-12-series-is-set-to-launch-on-october-13/]. They lavishly contribute to its record-breaking revenue figure of $111.4 billion in the last quarter of 2020. A rumoured iPhone 13-Mini is still on the table even after the low-ask for the iPhone 12-Mini. Mind you, the demand is lower than expected but not off the charts. However, this time, the company might start with low output and increase production as per the market requirement. Meanwhile, Apple will focus on the devices which are doing well in the market. We would get to know and analyse more, once the new figures are released. This article is published on “theoutwrite.com [http://theoutwrite.com/]” by Navanita Pramanik. Thanks for your time, please share your valuable feedback & comments - our email address is: hello@theoutwrite.com [hello@theoutwrite.com].