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What kind of filtering did deepinder do It did not make sense to me. if he just wanted people who did not care about the outcome and just did their job, like the one who wrote a letter to apply despite not having any money, selecting a seemingly corr

Content virality won't give your app real users. I have experimented with - reels/tweets that went up to millions - influencer marketing - meta/google ads - seo/aso Did the math for all these channels. Guess which one actually converted the traffi

A founder I worked with raised ₹75L - without a pitch deck. He had no deck. No fancy metrics. Just a strong story, sharp clarity, and 1 powerful narrative email. Here’s what worked: 1. He knew his “why” cold - personal, specific, relevant 2. His M

🌱 Ayush had a startup idea. A bold one. An app that could help students manage study time using neuroscience-backed techniques. He believed in it. So did his friends. So he saved ₹1.2 lakhs and hired a freelancer to build an MVP. 💸 Three months l

Once upon a time, Richard Branson faced a canceled flight. Most people would have gotten frustrated. But not him. He found a small plane, borrowed a blackboard, wrote “Virgin Airlines” on it, and sold tickets to other stranded passengers. That simple

A founder I worked with raised ₹35L - without a single pitch deck review. He reached out saying, “Investors are viewing my deck, but no one’s replying.” The problem wasn’t traction. It wasn’t the round size. It was the order of his approach. He wa

He Made $3M in 48 Hours With AI (Here’s How) Everyone’s trying to build the next “big” AI model. But Caio Mori, a developer from Brazil, made $3M in 48 hours by doing the opposite. 👉 His secret? He stopped obsessing over AI itself and focused on s

Brian Armstrong explains how he built Coinbase on nights and weekends while working at Airbnb Most aspiring founders struggle to find time for their startups. Brian Armstrong, co-founder of Coinbase, faced the same challenge. But instead of wait

Elon Musk: The Guy Who Didn’t Just Chase the Future — He Built It He wasn’t born a genius billionaire. He was a skinny, awkward kid in South Africa, buried in books, bullied half to death, and living more in his imagination than the world around him

FredSmith_FedEx_YS Fred Smith was an undergraduate at Yale University in 1965. As part of the coursework, he wrote an economics paper exploring the process of transportation of goods in the United States. He found that the shippers relied on transpor