Things to do.



Most Important.
  1. Learn to drive car
  2. Get driving Licence.
  3. Learn to cook food.
Moderately Important
  1. Learn economics,finance,investment and saving
  2. Start investing.
  3. Get your Passport.
  4. More Ideas will follow. 

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