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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)

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

I have observed many of the " so-called Startups " which are shit af. They are just a company integrating GPT and building a chatbot system for _ ( eg : fitness) and claims to be better than gpt. Although they aren't even close to GPT and they ar

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