The Invisible Thief

Ravi, 30 years old, has ₹50 lakh. He tells himself, “I’ll invest soon—next month, maybe next year. What’s the rush?”

He doesn’t realize a thief is at work.

Not a thief in the night, but a thief of days.
Every single day he delays, the thief quietly steals ₹5 lakh from his 80-year-old self.

A one-year delay? The thief walks away with ₹15 crore. Five years of “waiting for the right time”? The thief vanishes with ₹62 crore.

By the time Ravi reaches 80, he never feels the theft—because it happened silently, invisibly, in the space of his youth.

This isn’t just Ravi’s story. It’s happening to millions of people every day, everywhere—yet nobody feels the pain.

And that pain is generational.

Your job, your skill, your promotion—they work for one generation. But your investments? They work for several generations.

That is the true work of legacy