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Startup Superpower? Learning to Say 'No' More Often. 🤔 Weekend thought: As founders, we're wired to chase opportunities. But maybe one of the most strategic skills is learning to say 'no' effectively? 🙅🏻 No to distracting side projects. 🙅🏻

Why do we even need AGI as we all know it can even control humans ?

What's the most crazy thing 😧 u did to celebrate 🥂 world cup 🎆🎆 victory 🙌🏻🙌🏻??

what's the next step after product market fit success? (as a non tech student founder in a tech sas)

We're not just solving internships, we're fixing both sides of the equation. Most interns aren't getting real opportunities. And most startups aren’t finding the right interns. That’s the broken system we’ve all accepted for too long. 👀 Interns k

My request to all the students here is that you should focus more on studies and learn about startups in part time as a hobby. Don't think there is a shortcut to earning money. You have to have a lot of real world experience to even start something a

3am post:- A very random one. It turns out that you can enter any industry and distrup it. But you need to know, what's next and the relevance/utility (the point of problem) point. Humans evolve and in the same way the wants of the customers and li