Prits Zav, Mumbai (2026)

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📍 Chief – BE | Founder, The BE School Before this, he spent over 14 years in Sales in over five+ countries and four continents. He has hands-on experience in Entrepreneurship, Learning & Development and Coaching. Pritesh has worked in industries like Manufacturing, Hospitality, Ed-Tech, SaaS and Digital Marketing. During his formative years, he experienced the void of quality content in Sales. He observed that young sales professionals had questions but no one to guide them. Tired of this predicament, Prits decided to take the matter into his hands. As of today, over 140+ students are learning Prits' courses on Udemy, and another 12k via his website. Prits has been an ardent 'Believer of BE' for years- the idea that BEING is superior to anything else. Whatever he has achieved in life is due to this deep-rooted idea. Through LinkedIn, Prits wishes to work with all working/non-working professionals who wish to take that quantum leap but are hesitant. Prits wants to solidify them and empower them to BE! To that end, Prits has launched a newsletter - The BE School, that helps people BE via Self Development, Performance Coaching & Growth.

01/10/2026

Captain Smit Machchhar didn’t become a hero in one moment — he trained for it across 13 years. And yes, he deserves all the praise.

Nobody on that plane checked where anyone else was from before they moved.

His own co-pilot turned on him. Strangers who owed him nothing didn’t hesitate.
 We’re calling him a hero today because cameras were rolling.

But nothing he did got decided in that cockpit — it got decided on every ordinary day before it.

What are you quietly becoming today, with zero cameras on you?

[captain smit machchhar] [flydubai pilot] [cockpit stabbing] [tel aviv flydubai] [indian pilot hero]

29/09/2026

I attended an award function last night. I learnt an important lesson first hand 🥹

26/09/2026

Somebody had to say this!

Money doesn’t buy class. What do you guys really think?

24/09/2026

Confession: I’ve been too harsh on my own body. Burnout doesn’t always look dramatic:

Sometimes it’s just hustle culture, one long day at a time, until your body forces the stop you wouldn’t give it yourself.

5am wake-up. An hour’s walk.
Then 2.5 hours of driving, both ways, to get to work and back. 8-9 hours of work.
Then the gym for another hour before heading home.

By the time I’m back, my body’s done; but there’s still content to edit.

I’d go to bed with an exhausted body and a mind that wouldn’t switch off. 3-4 hours of sleep, then the cycle starts again.

I kept calling it discipline. It was actually punishment. I just hadn’t noticed the difference yet.

My body did what I refused to do for myself. It stopped me.

“Discipline that ignores your limits isn’t discipline. It’s just a countdown to a forced stop.”

Two days down with viral, sleeping more than I have in months - because I wouldn’t rest on my own terms.

I’m Prits. And I’m still becoming more.

Send this to someone who calls exhaustion “hustle.”

19/09/2026

Things I’m okay with now, that I wasn’t okay with 5 years ago.

I used to think being available to everyone made me a good person.

Turns out it just meant I hadn’t learned how to say no without writing a paragraph to justify it.

At 41, most of that’s gone.

I don’t chase people anymore - friendships or otherwise. If it’s meant to stay, it finds its way back.

I don’t explain a “no” like it needs a permission slip.

I’ve stopped handing out advice nobody asked for, and stopped mistaking being needed for being valued.

None of this happened overnight. It happened one uncomfortable boundary at a time.

If you’re somewhere in the middle of that shift right now - this one’s for you.

What’s something you’ve finally made peace with, that used to cost you a lot of energy?

I’m Prits. I write about becoming - one honest observation at a time.

📩 DM “BECOME” if this is where you are too.

16/09/2026

This one’s an everyday observation and it baffles me as to how people become better one day at a time - all thanks to their consistency.

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