Nikhil Kamath, founder of online broking firm Zerodha, is not interested in becoming a father. According to Nikhil Kamat, the traditional idea of having children to carry on the legacy does not suit him. Along with this, he talked about giving more importance to social works.
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What did Nikhil Kamat say?
He has talked about his thoughts on becoming a father in an episode of his podcast WTF. According to Nikhil Kamat, he prioritizes his current activities. “I don’t feel the need to spend a large part of my life raising a child,” she said. This is also a big reason why I don’t have children.
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There is no point in having children for inheritance
Nikhil Kamat said- I might waste 18-20 years of my life taking care of a child, but what if he gives up everything at the age of 18. Kamat, a 37-year-old businessman, further said that he does not agree with the traditional idea of leaving a legacy. Nikhil Kamat said that having children to ensure that he will be remembered after death is not in line with my values. What is the meaning of remembrance after death? I think you should come to this earth, you should live well, you should treat the people you meet in your life well.
Kamat said, “I am 37 years old and if the average age of an Indian is 72 years, I have 35 years left. There is no value in keeping money in banks…so I spend my time and money on those things. “I am the last. I want to donate or donate the money earned in 20 years and whatever I earn in the next 20 years. Founder Nikhil Kamat joined, becoming the youngest Indian to be a part of the ‘Giving Pledge’. In this case, Infosys co-founder Kiran Mazumdar Shaw credits Wipro founder Azim Premji as his inspiration.