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nitin bajaj is a two-time college dropout that, like everything else he does, stumbled to a doctorate degree. he continues to make tons of mistakes and claims to learn from them. a non-life-saving doctor, nitin has brought several industry-first products to life. he has led global teams to cherish his passion for world travel. nitin is a lazy investor in real-estate and startups, and lazier to overcome his fear of water. his ignorance makes him love stand-up paddleboarding and sailing in the ocean, and his impatience drives him to 100-mile cycle rides, and 30 mile solo hikes.

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nitin bajaj has positively impacted 10M+ lives, helped raise upwards of $25M for philanthropic causes, built and led companies/ products that have generated $350M+ in revenues. through his nonprofit, the antha prerna foundation, nitin has produced content highlighting the accomplishments of the everyday entrepreneur, especially women, immigrants and people of Indian origin. his work has received global critical acclaim, reached more than 25M eyes, and has been carried by renowned publications such as Fortune.
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