Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra – known for sharing motivational and inspirational tweets – has shared ‘the most valuable and profitable investment advice ever’ from India’s leading investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala who died on 14.th August. In his interaction with a business daily, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala had said that health was his worst investment and that he encourages everyone to invest more in it. Mahindra shared the screenshot of that news and tweeted, “This post is being shared widely. In the last phase of his life, Rakesh gave the most valuable and profitable investment advice ever. It’s advice worth billions and the most It’s good that you’re looking to invest your time, not your money.”
According to news reports, the immediate cause of death of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala it was acute cardiac arrest or heart attack as it is commonly known. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was a patient with ischemic heart disease which is associated with lack of blood supply to the heart muscle. Ischemic heart disease can be caused due to blockages in the heart muscle and sometimes leads to heart attack. Experts say one should balance their investment in health and finances, as both are important to living a full life. Known as the Warren Buffet of India, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala probably regrets not taking more care of his health.
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Health is wealth, but health care is expensive! According to lifestyle experts, one should shape his/her lifestyle keeping that mantra in mind. Eat healthy, take some time for mild to less intense exercise, maintain hygiene, get adequate sleep. Also avoid a situation where it seems expensive to take care of your health. Start planning your finances early and invest in good health care plans. Don’t wait until an illness strikes or a health concern appears. Work on the two-pronged strategy of maintaining good health and wealth. So, apart from regular exercise to stay healthy, it is important to have adequate health insurance coverage. Weigh your weight from time to time and keep it in the healthy range, and weigh your financial options regularly.
