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I think the Indian market should continue moving sideways for some time, as that would be beneficial. If the market suddenly surges upward, the growth might not seem as strong or sustainable.

Tech startups often focus on growth at all costs. But the right financial strategy can make growth sustainable. It’s easy to get caught in the hype of “scaling fast,” but are you scaling profitably? One founder I spoke with was surprised to learn tha

What is your opinion on this—For a startup to stand strongly, it should not be just good and cheap, good and fast, or fast and cheap. All should be false. What do you think?

Should startups focus on profits or growth in the initial years?

Should startups focus on profits or growth in the initial years?

CEOs should study the forest. No monoculture last forever. A single species system is fragile as it is one disease away from collapsing. Diversity is not just a buzz word. It is the blueprint for resilience, longevity and sustainable growth.

It's not about how fast you go, but how well you grow." A focus on personal growth rather than rushing through life.

indie dev wins are not $1M exits. it's $1 from a stranger in brazil Do you agree the plan is to make small from lots of people not huge with single hit?

I think the Medial app should focus on getting more active users there so less active do you guys agree with me