In this TEDx talk, Sidhant explores a powerful idea: the fastest way to become rich is to stop working for money. He breaks down the common “money mindset” that keeps people stuck in a cycle of fear, scarcity, and burnout , living paycheck to paycheck and equating time directly with money. Instead, he introduces the “abundance mindset,” where money becomes a tool, not the goal. Drawing from real-world examples and his own journey from trading to training, Sidhant shows how true wealth begins when we stop chasing money and start focusing on mastery, contribution, and service. This talk invites us to shift from control and hoarding to trust and generosity and to build a life that’s driven by value, not just income. Sidhant is the founder of Trading With Sidhant (TWS), a platform that has empowered thousands of aspiring traders and investors to take control of their financial future. Through simplified yet powerful strategies, Sidhant has helped people from all walks of life—students, professionals, and entrepreneurs—understand the world of trading with clarity and confidence. His mentorship focuses on practical learning, strong trading psychology, and disciplined execution, which has led to consistent results for his community. What makes Sidhant stand out is his ability to break down complex concepts into actionable insights that anyone can follow. At TWS, he has built a community-driven ecosystem that thrives on support, education, and growth. Sidhant’s mission is to make financial freedom achievable for anyone willing to commit just 30 minutes a day. At TEDx, he brings his passion for financial literacy and real-world success stories to inspire the next generation of smart This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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