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A weird analogy here: the AI wave is gonna bring more startups like perplexity which is basically a product when Llms get married to web browsers. So even though marriage rate among humans are going down globally tech marriages are gonna go up lol 😂

Relative: "Aur kya plan hai? Kuch socha hai future ka? Ek achhi si naukri kar lo, life set ho jayegi."❓ Me: "Hmm, startup kar raha hu apna. Job karne ka socha nahi abhi." Relative: "Haan, kaunsi job mil rahi hai tumhe? Hahaha! Kyu time waste kar r

This is Jack Dorsey. He’s a minimalist in life and work. He once said: "You can worry about the competition...or you can focus on what's ahead of you and drive fast." Here’s how this minimalist philosophy powered two billion-dollar companies: 1.

Hey guys, I'm looking for a tech co founder for a medical software. It's not typical medicine selling platform or appointment booking platform. Can't disclose the entire idea here (have trust issues lol 😂) At first let me give you a small introduc

I’m not a tech bro. Never wrote a line of code in my life. Just a business guy with big ideas, and a stubborn streak. 🔥 When people said, “You can’t build this without being a techie,” I took it personally. So I did what any crazy dreamer would

Time for another reveal - this is the 5th one, probably Simplicity is a Superpower! ✨ (Especially in Complex Services) We often get caught up in industry jargon/lingo and complicated features, thinking it makes us sound smart. But when I reflect

Reddit: Recommended by Sachin — wait, what? Yesterday, I opened the Play Store to check for updates, just routine stuff. But then something caught my eye. The Reddit app wasn’t just Reddit anymore. It was: Reddit: Recommended by Sachin At first,

What Seed VCs Really Think (But Don’t Say Out Loud) Ever pitched a VC and heard this? “It’s early for us.” “Great team, but we’re gonna pass for now.” “Keep us updated.” Translation: ❌ You didn’t pass their internal decision tree. Here’s a quick