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Harsh Goenka is impressed by this cricket umpire’s 3-word advice that perfectly explains why people rush into things and later regret it

Harsh Goenka

Harsh Goenka has once again got social media talking, this time with a simple but powerful life lesson that many people online are finding surprisingly relatable. The RPG Group chairman shared a video originally posted by author and leadership speaker Prakash Iyer on X with the caption: “Nice story”

But the short clip carried much more than just a nice story. It delivered a thoughtful reminder about slowing down before making decisions, something many people feel is missing in today’s fast-moving world.

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